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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1913
Page
4
Wednesday November 5 1913 publication details state the paper is issued weekly with new subscriptions at $2 per year in advance and notes mailing to subscribers until a formal discontinuation order is given and arrears settled.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open to advertiser inspection.
An October 27 report notes Senator Myers and Congressman Evans introduced a federal good roads bill with a full copy to appear later. The measure seeks land grants to Rocky Mountain states for road construction and maintenance, backed by Interior Department approval and Montana support. Montana marks its birthday November eighth, with statehood anniversaries and a call to celebrate pioneer history in Beaverhead County Bannack.
President Wilson delivered a lofty Mobile speech declaring the United States will not seek new territory by conquest. The address aims to reassure Europe and Mexico, nudge closer ties with Central and South American nations, and reaffirm the Monroe Doctrine. Ten thousand dollars was donated to a public library, misattributed to Dillon though it was Bilings, highlighting local library needs.
Governor Glynn of New York expresses hope his administration will be honest and peaceable. The question arises how such integrity can coexist with the state’s current political climate and demands for stability amid public concerns.
Montana favored Norris as interior secretary but remains willing to consider other options and reassess the personnel search.
A snide remark about Republican rhetoric on the pie counter and Democratic office gains. The speaker mocks party balance, recalling years of public access concerns and shifts in political power.
President Wilson urges nationwide thanks two days after the White House wedding. Wilson and Bryan's Mexican policy earns European respect despite some American jingoists.
Congress moves to investigate the plumbers trust amid calls for accountability. Senator Works of California is criticized for inaction as the push to address alleged corruption gains momentum before year end.
Joseph B. Holt of Monida Montana seeks to prove his homestead claim for section 31 township 13 south range 4 west Montana meridian by final proof before Frank B. Sparrow U S Commissioner at Lakeview Montana on December 8 1913. Witnesses are Philip J. Jones Mark Lyons John A Hallas and Charles C Montgomery all of Monida Montana. Stephen Carpenter Register.
On April 1 1912 a desert land applicant filed No 06772 for lands in Montana and plans final proof on November 29 1913 before C W Conger at Dillon Montana Nathan A Ames William S Tash Clyde Allison Roy Jackson of Polaris and others are named. Eugene P Sullivan filed for SEISW 26 NW 35 and Add Hd 07557 for S145 Sec 26 NWNKE 35 township 7 S range 8 W Montana meridian has final three year proof on November 29 1913 before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Charles Davis Theodore Shoudy Norman K Holden John F Regan all of Dillon Montana. 11-5
Two notices from the States Land Office at Helena Montana dated November 1 1913 and October 25 1913 announce intention to make final three and five year proofs for land claims in Dillon Montana. John W Salmon Marcus Rand Louis Anderson William Bain and William Magsie of Grant Montana will appear before C W Conger and F A Hazelbaker on specified dates. Charles Davis Theodore Shandy Norman Holden Eugene Sullivan of Dillon Montana listed as claimants.
Notice is given that Wini fred White of Dillon Montana made a homestead application No 03809 on March 16 1910 for W1 4 SW1y Sec 25 T 68 R 8 W to make final three year proof to establish claim before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on December 11 1913. George Edinger Stephen Cook Henry Wolf Charles Sheets all of Dillon Montana registers.
The Fifth Judicial District of Montana fixes 1913 district court terms by county. Beaverhead Jefferson Madison counties schedule four terms each across February April August December January May July November March June August October, with court opening at 10:00 a m. This order is issued from Virginia City Madison County on December 2 1912.
Notice is hereby given to John S. Baker of Dillon Montana. The publication serves to notify about an action or filing requiring response or appearance by the named individual within the specified legal framework. Further details appear in the public notice records associated with the case.
Executors E B Roe and Margaret Roe of Beaverhead County Montana publish notice to all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims should be sent to Norris Hurd Smith law offices Dillon Montana. First published October 15 1918.
Good block wood for fall and winter use for sale. Price is $2.75 per load, compared to $5 per load elsewhere. Contact Patrick McCarthy at 7202 Ady.
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