Notable Mont. County Expenditures and Public Notice
Dillon records detail numerous road and supply payments to local firms and individuals, including Bannack Cons. Mag. Co. road work and Olmsted-Stevenson Co. road supplies, totaling hundreds of dollars. A public notice calls for Murray Redman of Dillon to prove up on his homestead claim by Oct. 29, 1913, with witnesses listed in Dillon.
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W. G. Blair
Mag. Co
J. L. Lewis
Seseeecowe Ps
D.lton
Impt
Olmsted-Stevenson Co
E. Jewell
Wei
Big Hole Com
Wagon and Machine Co
Adam
Csss
Tax Commission Rejects County Appraisers and Secretary Post
Helena reports the state tax commission, Sept 18, decided no county boards of appraisers will be appointed and no secretary position authorized by the legislature will be filled for now. The move is projected to save about 200000 dollars annually for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Tax Commission
Bids Sought for Finish Hardware at Beaverhead High School
On October 8, 1913, at 8 p.m. at the First National Bank Dillon Montana, bids for furnishing finish hardware for the Beaverhead County High School auxiliary building are invited. Sealed bids due by January 1, 1914, require a $100 certified check and samples with quantities guaranteed. The board may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County High School
Board of Trustees
Beaverhead County
Oats Record: Shields Valley Farm Yields 165 Bushels Per Acre
Judge James F. O Connor of Livingston owns the 490 acre Shields Valley farm six miles east of Wilsall. Killorn brothers raised 129 acres of oats yielding 15 500 bushels, an average of 165 bushels per acre based on 82 pounds per bushel. The irrigated land is highly fertile, with timothy grown at three tons per acre.
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Shields River
Wilsall
Montana
James F. O’connor
Livingston
George and
William Killorn
Killorn
Judge O’connor
Judge O'Connor
Shields
Gallatin
Goddess of Liberty
Resources of Nation Are Being Studied
Questions of material development and the use of land and latent resources occupy public thought. Topics include locating gold and silver, oil-wells, artesian water, coal lands, river water development, dry farming, and transmission lines. The United States Geological Survey serves as the court of last resort, distributing over 4 million reports and maps annually and handling thousands of letters on unprinted areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Washington
Maine
California
Hawaii
Alaska
United States
West
United States Geological Survey
Notice for PublicationMontana land claims 1913
Notice announces two separate land claim proceedings in Montana. Paris W. Armstrong of Armstead seeks three year proof on NWYNEY Sec 14 SWYANEY W14SEM Sec 11 T11S R12W MDM before OG W Conger in Dillon on Oct 23 1913 with witnesses Mary Craver Frank Rife Martin Burke Flora Armstrong. Onie H. Crook of Dillon files final proof for Lots 3 and 7 SEYMW14 SWINE EMG SW44 N16 Sec 6 T75 R12W MDM before C W Conger with witnesses George Shook William Tash William Pahnish Frank L Kellum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Paris W. Armstrong
Armsatead
Nwyney
Swyaney
Meridian
OG. W. Conger
District Court
Dillon
Mary D. Craver
Frank Rife
Martin Burke
Flora Kk
Armstrong
Armstead
Stephen Carpenter
Register
Grazing Regulations Upheld By Stockmen
The forest service reports only 144 grazing trespass cases in the past fiscal year across 138 million acres with 82 000 permits and over 20 million head grazing. Cooperation of stock owners reduced enforcement needs as most issues were settled via permits or conferences. 20 cases were dismissed for lack of proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Department of Argiculture
Department
Dry stick stove wood price comparison ad
An advertisement offers dry stick stove wood at 2.75 dollars per load delivered, contrasting with the current 5.00 dollars per load. The notice directs readers to call 7202 for more details, labeled as an advertisement from 46 tf.
Dillon man seeks final proof on desert land claim
Syl vester D Hirschman of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his Desert Land Act claim for the S14SE14 Sec 6 E16NW14 NE Sec 7 township 75 S range 12 W Montana meridian. The proof before C W Con ger clerk district court Dillon on October 23 1913. George Shook William S Tash Wil tana and Frank J Kellum of Lima Montana listed as registers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Onie H. Crook
Dillon
Meridian
C. W. Conger
District Court
George Shook
William 5. Tash
William Pahnish
Bannack
Frank L. Kellum
Lima
Sylvester D. Hirschman
Range
William S. Tash
Frank J. Kellum
What to do to obtain white hands
A brief caption notes a surprising solution for whitening hands stated as nothing, reflecting a playful or satirical tone in the October issue of Woman's Home Companion.
Notice For Publication 03714 in Montana 1913
Notice is given that John N. Mueller of Dillon Montana owner of Homestead Application No 03714 filed intent to make three year proof before U S Commissioner I P Hazelbaker at Dillon on October 21 1913 The witnesses Henry C Crittenden Nephi Hansen Winnifred S White and Daniel B Sullivan all of Dillon Montana are named along with Register Stephen Carpenter thus announcing the uptake of proof for the 8 1 2 acre Sec 20 township 65 range 7 W Montana meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
John N. Mueller
Dillon
Mont
Meridian
I’. A. Hazelbaker
U.S
Henry C. Crittenden
Nephi, Hansen
Winnifred S. White
Daniel B. Sullivan
Stephen Carpenter
Register
Desert Land Notice for Richard G Ames Brenner Montana
Notice is given that Richard G Ames of Brenner Montana filed no final proof for Desert Land Application No 03059 on lands in section 26 township 1S range 14W Montana meridian. The final proof is to be made before C W Conger district court clerk Dillon Montana on October 30 1913. Associated named parties include Marcus Rand Glenn A Decker Carl Decker Edward M Rarps Jr and Stephen Carpenter Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Richard G. Ames
Brenner
Range
Meridian
C. W. Conger
District Court
Dillon
Marcus R. Rand
Brenners
Mont
Glenn A. Decker
Armstead
Carl Decker
Grant, Mont
Edward M. Rarps, Jr
Stephen Carpenter
Register
Notice of final proof for Dillon homestead applicants
Department of the Interior Helena Montana notices that Daniel B Sullivan and Marion C Bradley of Dillon Montana have filed to prove up three year claims on homestead lands described as S14 sec 4 T65 R7W and lots 2 and 4 NE sec 4 T65 R4W MM. The witnesses listed are John N Mueller Stephen C Cook Edward McRobert and Daniel B Sullivan and Marion C Bradley all of Dillon. The proof is to be before F A Hazel baker US commissioner at Dillon on October 21 1913. Registration marks 03850 03851 consolidated notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Office
Helena
Montana
F. A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Daniel B. Sullivan
M. M. Marion C. Bradley
R. W
John N. Mueller
Stephen C. Cook
Edward
McRobert
Daniel
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