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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1917
Page
9
At Havre Montana dry year tests compare row planted alfalfa with broadcast. First cutting from May 17 1916 planting, harvested June 28 1917, yields per acre range from 613 pounds at two foot rows to 1 200 pounds at five foot rows while broadcast produced 266 pounds. Row alfalfa proves better in drought and is advised for dry farms.
Notice from the U S Land Office Helena Montana announces the State of Montana has made selections on lands in sections 34 35 and 2 3 T 12 S R 10 W and adjacent lots with a posted list for inspection Protest against mineral value versus agricultural use must be filed before final approval. failure to protest implies acceptance of non mineral character and potential approval. Jose Oker, Register.
District Forester in Missoula invites sealed bids by October 1, 1917 for about 180 acres in unsurveyed section 2 T 75 R 13 W Bea verhead NF Montana. Estimated 500000 ft B M lodgepole pine and Douglas fir saw timber. Minimum bid 3.00 per M ft B M. Deposit 150 with bid. Rights reserved to reject all bids.
Two notices appear. One names George P Loss filing to prove Edmund Kenny will in Beaverhead County Court with September 20 1917 as the probate date in Dillon Montana. The other records Joseph W Couch filing final three year proof for homestead land in Dillon with witnesses Gordon Conger Charley Scott Henry McDowell and William Herman.
Notices announce intentions to prove homestead entries in Dillon Montana including J Joseph W Couch and Irvin J Mengel with witnesses named and dates set. Also a capital stock increase vote for Security State Bank and land patent actions for John W Scott and Ted B Collins with filing details.
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