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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
9
Beaverhead Abstract announces land along the Big Hole river held from entry for reservoir use will be opened on September 22. A few thousand acres have not been subject to entry due to the reservation and may be investigated by anyone seeking the land numbers. Gull try an Examiner want ad.
A fragment from the Dillon Montana paper includes a first national bank report of Dillon for Sept 12 1919 with assets and deposits. a divorce filing for Ruth and an order in Montana court. a probate notice for the estate of David I Metlen with hearing set for Sept 26 1919. notarizations and local officials named. The items involve Gilbert as cashier and Wirt Bowman as director, and Genevieve Metlen and W A Graeter filing for letters testamentary in Beaverhead county.
Notice is given by Jennie R Kent administratrix of the estate of Julian F Kent deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administratrix at the law offices of T IX Gilbert in Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Dated Dillon Montana September 15 1919 First publication September 17 1919.
Sealed proposals to transport district children in Dillon Montana Western part must reach Mrs. Martha Banning clerk of School District No 3 Beaverhead County by 6 p m September 27 1919. Bids opened read at 6 p m September 27 1919. Right to reject bids reserved.
United States Land Office Helena Montana issues notice of an 40 acre land selection under the 1898 act. Gordon T Nichols by Luther Hauberg seeks the SE NW of Sec 20 T13S RW MM. Protests or adverse claims must file affidavits by September 25, 1919. Register 215 JOS OKER.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Helena Montana August 14 1919 notice that Henry Mansz of Grant Montana has filed to make three year proof to establish claim to the lands described before Fred Rife clerk of the district court at Dillon Montana on September 24 1919. Witnesses are Matt Kay Arch Hovey Harry Clark and Amasia L Cox all of Grant Montana. Jos Oker register
John B. Mayfield of Dillon Montana filed to extend proof for Homestead Entry No 010383 dated August 12 1914 covering sections 10 11 14 15 township 7 south range 9 west to establish claim before United States Commissioner F A Whatelbaker at Dillon on September 24 1919. They are joined by Samuel S Patterson William N Teers Albert C Morrow and Grover C Fetheroll all of Dillon. 2th Jos Oker Register.
Notice is published that Muntz of Grant Montana filed intention to prove up a land claim in three years. He previously filed H E 011557 and H R 016955 for section five townships ten south range twelve west Montana meridian. Proof to establish claim will be before Fred Rife Dillon on September 24 1919. Names Matt Kay Arch Hovey Harry.
Several notices announce applications to select land under the 1897 land act. Jacob A Lochbaum of Helene Montana and Luther T Hauberg of Helena file to acquire sections and townships. affidavits of protest due by September 30, 1919. Other filings include Latta S Russell of Lima seeking proof for Lots 1 2 3 8 4 5 6 N S 8 S W 14 Sec 10 T 14 S R 8 W. and Luther T Hauberg and Ma Daly listed with dates and locations in Missoula and Dillon for various sections, with protest deadlines in October 1910.
Multiple public notices from Helena Montana in August 1919 covering Northern Pacific Railway land selection under the 1898 act for 120 acres in township 9 south range 10 west, State of Montana land selections, Henry L. Hoyer mining patent for Comstock Lode vein, Lot 4 and 5 and other sections, and the estate of John A. Peat administrator Julia A. Phair reporting to Beaverhead County.
Notice records describe a plaintiff alleging willful desertion without cause and the court seal affixed on September 6 1919. The document cites attorneys Rodgers and Gilbert and references the case file details. A separate Interior Department notice from September 12 1919 lists William L. Frakes of Apex Montana filing for land claim and three year proof with witnesses named.
James Prohosky of Grant Montana filed notices H E 014472 in 1916 and H E 014473 in 1916 for land in section 18 township 9 8 and 10 18 seeking three year proof to establish claim before A Hazelbaker United States Commissioner Dillon Montana on October 18 1919. Fernie H Richardson William H McMannis James Mansfield and Luther C Stocker all of Grant Montana. 515 JOSE OKER Register.
Notice to creditors that Wiletaal A. Povinl is administrator of the estate of Harriett Lovell deceased. The law office of Rodgers Gilbert Dillon Montana is the business place for estate affairs. A land entry offer has been received by the United States land office Helena Montana and will open October 22 1910.
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