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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
3
Several notices from the Helena Montana land office record stock raising and homestead entries for Claude D. Smith and Pearl Bourassa with witnesses listed and dates of intent to prove up three year proofs. Also a creditors notice from Beaverhead County for the estate of John B. Tritt with four month claim filing window. Executed by Fred Rabichaul Dillon Montana dated March 24 1923.
Philip Creamer of Portland Oregon filed notice of intention to prove up two homestead entries No 015487 for Wt1/2 section 9 township 10 south range 6 west and No 016818 for Kt1/4 section 9 township 10 south range 6 west Montana meridian before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on April 20 1923. Names Thomas OMalley James Harmon Charles D Maury Ernest Dubie all of Dillon.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a $250 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
An interview with Henry C. Wallace discusses the Department of Agriculture's regulatory work. It emphasizes standards like Grain Grades, the Food and Drugs Act, and the Packers and Stockyards Act, plus inspections, pest control, humane cattle laws, and disease prevention across interstate and international commerce.
Helena Montana March 30 1923 notice by Federal Prohibition Director that a Ford Touring Car motor No 1451154 seized from W D Nolan in Dillon will be sold under US statutes. Claimants must appear at the Federal Prohibition Office Helena within thirty days from first publication.
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Thomas Thomas deceased. File claims with vouchers with administrator Geo T Banks at his Dillon Montana residence within four months after first publication. Dated March 28, 1928. First published March 30, 1923.
Notice lists Bertel lon W. Megaquier of Dillon, Montana filing Homestead Entry No. 021817 for NE 21 and NW 22 in township 5 S range 8 W with dates 1979 and 1923 and names Walter Stinson Oscar Garner Chauncey F Murphy Henry Murphy plus F A Motz register. entry relates to Dillon area and a rich silver strike at Champion mine in Anaconda.
A financier linked to the Butterfly case has raised $21,000 to reopen the bank. Wallace reports plans for extensive road work in Mineral County amid wartime priorities.
Land Office notice from Helena Montana dated March 26 1923 states Libbie R. Crittenden of Dillon Montana intends to prove up seven year homestead claims for E4SEX and EXNEM in section 8 and 17 and SW part of section 9 township 7 south range 6 west Montana meridian. The proving is set for May 9 before W E Stephenson Clerk of Court in Dillon. Other claimants listed are Robert Martin George G Cleveland Grover L Harns Ralph Martin of Dillon.
The AltoCaster service broadcasts every Sunday at eleven o clock urging listeners to tune in and praise Mr. Perre as U S plans a 400000 expenditure on roads in Montana this year.
Fine little 160 acre home at mountain foot near station and school. Water timber shelter alfalfa grain potatoes garden and range. Suitable for dairying poultry hogs cattle. Machinery equipment included price 5000 with 1000 cash and balance over 5 years at 6 percent. Also a paying dairy near Dillon with good milk route. C. C. Newman telephone Block Dillon Montana.
A $100 reward is offered to any person not a regular law officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association advert appears with official notice style dated November 4.
Notice states repeal of state bounty laws requires discontinuation of the present policy. Bounty on grown coyotes received on or before April 12, 1923 will be paid. Bounty on pups remains in force until July 1, 1923. Advanced notice in the 44-14 issue.
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