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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
3
The Beaverhead Abstract Company reports weekly title books for the week ending March 28, 1925. Listings cover properties, ownership chains, and recorded interests across the region, reflecting conveyances and filings processed in that period.
Lewis L Dingman and Vera J Dingman transfer 320 acres in Blacktail Deer Creek valley to Frank Burgess. Charles L Pittman and Eufama Luella Pittman convey land near Bedrock Montana to Mary A Edwards. Louise Carlisle sells tract in Thompson's addition to Dillon to Lillian Wahling. Gertrude R Sumper and F L Sumpter transfer 689.56 acres on the Dillon bench to Opal Sumpter.
Property records show Edward B Roe and Effie F Roe transferring 4102.79 acres in Centen nial valley to Fred C Clark. John S Paddock and Mattie Paddock sell 680 acres in Big Hole basin to Martin Barrett. Gertrude R Sumpter leases land on Dillon beach to Joseph E Barish. George T Banks as administrator conveys estate interests to Ted Harper Post 90 of American Legion Wisdom.
The Great Northern Railway at Troy commences construction on an 18-stall roundhouse, brick power house, and adjacent terminal buildings marking a major expansion in the rail yard.
The War Department notes gains in air power with eighty five Curtiss craft and seventy five Douglas aircraft slated for purchase. Henry Ford and son Edsel plan to influence cost and engine life, claiming long flight durability. Fashion shifts toward subtler dress, veiled arms, and personality shawls as era trends. Moving pictures grew from five cent admissions to multi million audiences with higher prices. Public health guidance suggests avoiding handshakes to curb influenza spread. A late item reports Jasper McDonald, 27, convicted for assault and sentenced to life imprisonment in Council Bluffs.
A nostalgic piece recalls how the old players bragged on the modern game while recounting a Jolson meadow match that ended 46 to 28. Nearby items note Uncle John Columbus builds a community hall, Missoula logging camps at capacity, Polson bonds for a breakwater and dock, and a railway branch to reach timber in the Blackfoot valley.
Mrs. R. Morgan of Homewood Illinois praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for stopping her cough fast in an advertisement asserting it is the world’s best selling cough medicine. Potts the druggist advertises it. Roundup Dinsmore Graves Drug Co plans to rebuild a block burned last fall. Gibson Land Co leases 3164 acres and reports oil drilling with good gas flow at 580 feet and oil shows at 650 feet.
Public land filing notice for Mary Estell Dillon Montana with three year proof dates and witnesses. Also an order to show cause why sale of decedent John A Peat estate real property should not be granted, Dillon Montana, April 24 1925, published in Dillon Tribune four weeks.
Department of the Interior notices John Bjorni of Grant Montana files intention to make three year proof on land in township 10 south range 14 west. The hearing before Fred Rife in Dillon Montana is set for May 6, 1925. Witnesses Sylvester Meade Henry Grinde Samuel Howell and Ralph Liggett all of Grant Montana attend as required.
The Department of the Interior announces notices of intention to make three year proofs for homestead entries in Montana. Richard M. Green of Armstead and George R. Burnett of Dillon filed intent dates and locations with district officials, naming witnesses and dates in March and April 1925.
Land Office notice from Helena names Carl C. Meine of Dillon who on October 4, 1921 filed Stock-raising Homestead Entry No 020911 for multiple parcels in sections 1 6 7 and 12 township 6S range 9W 10W Principal Meridian. He seeks to prove up his claim before Fred Rife in Dillon on the 28th day of Charles F. Mast Henry M. Meine Clyde C. Scott.
In the Matter of the Estate of Henry Robert Johnson, Deceased, notice is given that an order of sale was entered by the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Montana in Beaverhead County on March 23, 1925. The sale is conducted under court authority to dispose of real estate assets of the estate.
John T. Neal as executor of Henry Johnson's estate announces private sale of described land in townships 14 S ranges 3 W and 4 W Montana. Bids start after April 25 1925 with minimum 4000 dollars. cash 2000 at sale, remainder within one year secured by mortgage at 8 percent. 10 percent bid due at sale. sale subject to court confirmation.
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