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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1914
Page
7
Notice announces Beaverhead Realty stockholders to meet at the principal place of business in Dillon Montana on Tuesday June 2 1914 at 10 oclock a m to elect directors and conduct other business. secretary Mappie H die signs dated May 16 1914.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Dillon Montana city council until 8 o'clock p.m. June 8 1914 for the street sprinkling and gravel hauling contract for two years. Bidders must state daily price and hours of work per day. Attest are O Selway mayor and Harlow Pense city clerk.
City invites bids until 8 p m June 8 1914 for cement walks crossings curbs and return curbs to be built in Dillon over two years. Bond of 10000 required to guarantee defective work replacement for five years. Plans available from city clerk or city engineer Wm IX Chapman. Bids may be rejected and bidders must show experience and financial mechanical ability. K O Selway mayor Haslow Pease city clerk.
The Department of the Interior U S land office in Helena Montana will offer at public sale June 8 1914 at 10 o clock A M the N E L Nid section 11 T 74 R 10 W M M priced at not less than 3 50 per acre to the highest bidder under the 87 Stat 771 act. Samuel S Carruthers of Dillon Montana is the applicant and adverse claimants must file their claims or objections before sale. Jos Binnard Register
Notice is given that Ebbert R. Weikel of Dillon Montana has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim to W2.4 NW and other described lands in section 15 township 8S range 8W on June 12 1914 before H. A. Hazelbaker U S Commissioner in Dillon Montana. Witnesses named Cater V Garland Clyde H Smith Hubert L Smith and Fred Bowers all of Dillon Montana. Joseph Binnard Register.
Beaverhead county court faces Jones Land Cattle Company suit against William Huntley for 3265 dollars with 8 percent interest. A separate sale notice advertises auction of 77.5 acres in section 13 township 7 south range 9 west at Dillon court house on May 23 1914 to satisfy a Schuler judgment.
From July 1 1918 defendant owes plaintiff 3265 62 dollars as direct payment of money for debts and obligations promised June 1 1912. Plaintiff seeks default judgment if defendant fails to answer by law deadline. clerks and attorneys listed. first pub May 18 1914.
Montana Beaverhead county notice to creditors of A D Young deceased. George W Young as administrator requires claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims to Norris Hurd Smith law offices Dillon Montana. Dated May 5 1914.
The document dated April 27 1914 names D W Erwin as sheriff and invokes lawful money terms for a legal action. The notice appears as an official sheriff’s proclamation or attachment requiring compliance within a specified period.
Notice to Beaverhead county residents that Anna Elmose petitions the court for permission to divert two and a half cubic feet per second from Coyote Creek. objections must be filed with the court clerk by the publication deadline. CC. W. Conger, Clerk. I B Dull, attorney for petitioner. Dated May 12, 1914.
Alias summons in Beaverhead County case against William S Huntley for $100 plus eight percent interest on land sale debt for 40 acres in Big Hole basin. Also mining patent notice for Laura McDonnell claim of vein and tunnel site in Beaverhead County with detailed bearings and land descriptions and attorney M. P. Knight. First publication May 18, 1914.
A court document dated May 8 1934 lists a price of 310 00 per acre as stated in the complaint. The reference directs readers to the file for the full terms and details and notes publication date May 13 1914.
Notice is given that John Peterson of Grant Beaverhead County has filed to enter under sections 2300 or 2407 RLS U.S. lands described as the SW quarter of the SW quarter and NW quarter of the SE quarter of section 9 township 10 south range 12 west Montana meridian. Adverse claimants or objectors must file affidavits of protest by June 4 1914. First publication Apr 24 1914.
Notice is published by the Department of the Interior land office at Selena Montana on March 16 1914. Sarah ky Van Housen of Lima Montana filed desert land application No 08746 on March 1 1910 for the SW Nth NW Sec 28 188 9 W MT meridian and will make final proof to establish claim before C W Conger district court clerk Dillon Montana June 22 1914. Witnesses: John Brandenberg Charles B Van Housen Otto C Gosman Lem Mallery all of Lima Montana adv 40 tb Jog Binnard register.
Notice is given that James T. McKnight of Dell Montana filed intent to make final three-year proof to establish his homestead claim No 04685 for land in sections 8 and 9 township 11 south range 8 west Montana meridian. The proof is to be presented before C W Conger clerk at Dillon Montana on June 18 1914. Witnesses are John H Hoffman Peter Anderson Elmer M Martinell and Alva S Garr all of Dell Montana. Registered Binnard.
Notice is hereby given that Zene H. Bucy of Monida Montana made desert land application No 04878 on June 13 1910 for the SW14 SW 4 EX SW Ni SE section 14 township 1458 range 4 W Montana to make final proof to establish claim before Co W Conger clerk of the district court Dillon Montana on June 15 1914. Witnesses named John L Ketner Mark Lyons Parley Shaw ver James Ritchey all of Monida Montana 396
Notice is given that Claude Me Brown of Melrose Montana filed final three year proof to establish a homestead claim for parts of section 22 township 2 north range 9 west Montana meridian. Proof to be made before F A Hazebaker U S commissioner Dillon Montana on June 16 1914. Basil G Swafford Nap Goyer Frank Schultz John Crisp of Melrose and 896 Jog Binnard Register.
Agnes Burles sues Edward I Burles in a 1914 complaint seeking a divorce dissolving bonds of matrimony custody of their minor John William Burles and division of property. The plaintiff requests alimony, suit money, and attorneys fees with a default judgment warning if no answer is filed. First published May 6, 1914.
The district court terms for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties in 1914 are fixed. Beverages begin February 2 and April 18 in Beaverhead. January 27 May 11 July 7 November 1 in Jefferson. March 2 June 1 October 19 in Madison. Court opens at 10:00 a m. at Dillon. Judge J B Poindexter and Judge W A Clark sign.
Last year the Canadian timber reserves saw the smallest fire loss on record, with only one fiftieth of one percent of the area burned.
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