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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
3
Beaverhead County offers a $25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone dumping rubbish along any county highway. Board of County Commissioners, Dillon, Mont. D D McKnight, Chairman. June 8, 1924.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's association announces rewards of 500 dollars for convictions of sheep thieves and 250 dollars for convictions of camp robbers. tf.
Repaired rebuilt and recured by Round Oak Heating and Plumbing company with years of radiator work backed by absolute guarantee on all work. Adg 221f.
Latest songs and instrumental pieces arrive from the publisher nearly every week. Orders are taken for pieces not in stock and the Tribune Book Store invites inquiries.
Department of the Interior notices Clarence E Jones of Lima Montana holder of homestead entry No 021082 filed for NEM SEM Section 7 W12 SEc 8 Township 15S Range 7W Montana Meridian to prove up his claim before F A Hazely baker U S Commissioner Dillon on May 24 1921 Witnesses named Herbert W Jones Wyatt Tompson Lawson J Phillips Louis C Ford Sr all of Lima Montana Jos Oker Register
Land Office Helena announces that John F Shaffner of Dillon Montana has filed a sequence of homestead and stock-raising entries dated 1915 1916 and 1919 for multiple sections in Township 7 South Range 10 West and related parcels. Filing dated May 24 1921 before W E Stephenson Dillon confirms details with Albert C Morrow Carleton Innes Orland S Bird and Oscar Weikel of Dillon as witnesses.
Vigilio Ruffini of Armstead Montana filed intention to prove up a three year claim on the SWANEX% W%SE% Sec 13 NW4NEY Sec 24 T10S R11W Mont Meridian. Proof before F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on May 25 1921. Witnesses Glenn Decker Carl Decker Dellar Gordon and Joseph Metlen all of Armstead Montana.
Notice is given that Sarah Gabrelsen of Grant Montana has filed intent to make three year proof to establish land claim for specific sections in Township 10 South Range 12 West Montana Meridian. The hearing before W E Stephenson at the district court in Dillon Montana is set for May 26 1921. George Kanzler Emil Rosche Carl Decker and Frank P Blair of Grant Montana are listed.
Roy R Miller of Grant Montana who filed homestead entry 017740 for sections 15 22 township 10S range 12W MT Meridian announces intent to make three year proof to establish ownership before W E Stephenson district court clerk in Dillon Montana on May 25 1921. Also named are Charles H Miller Walter W Miller John Stricker of Grant and Claude D Smith of Wisdom Montana.
Sewing shirts for soldiers was her past work and now she is saving having stamps. The quote highlights frugal wartime practices and a practical mindset from Sue as she adapts to rationing duties.
In a humorous biblical spoof, Delilah tempts Samson with gold teeth and hair shears until a horseback rider warns of flood. Samson lifts the doghouse to shield Delilah as Mount Songus floods, saving her and lamenting the wasted mortgage payoff.
The Minneapolis Journal opinion quotes that freedom is earned, not given, arising from the growth of personality and civilization. It argues a divided will shows incomplete self mastery, and each person must win freedom by mastering passions and appetites to achieve true liberty.
Drake Ballard Company plaintiff seeks sale of multiple parcels described by section township and range in Beaverhead County Montana. The sale is set for April 27 1921 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door in Sillon. Property includes numerous subsections and lots in townships 11S R12W and related tracts bounded by the Montana Principal Meridian.
The Montana Mercantile Company of Dillon Montana calls a stockholders meeting for June 6 1921 at 2 PM at the principal office to consider increasing capital stock from 60000 to 200000 dollars. The change would issue 400 shares of 500 par value each. Frank Eliel secretary, date April 20 1921.
Fashionable galoshes reached Boston about 1830 and spread across America. The boots were ugly and clumsy yet popular. They required peculiar care due to limited rubber knowledge, freezing in winter and sticking in summer, needing ice storage and careful thawing to avoid rotting and odor.
Vancouver report says hair seals at Fraser River mouth could be hunted from airplanes and destroyed with machine gun fire. Previous spring trapping with set lines helped reduce damage from the mammals, but did not end the problem.
Advertisement for Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Dillon Montana promoting abstracts. Frank Hazelbaker serves as president.
John T. Nichols of the Museum of Natural History notes the ribbon fishes are among the least known large marine species. They are elongated with a manlike dorsal fin, 15 to 20 feet long, 10 to 12 inches deep, and 1 to 2 inches thick at the widest. Eyes are large and mouths small. few specimens reach Nghts shorelines, often found washed up dead or dying.
Born between October 28 and November 22 under Scorpio they are described as courageous and loving with natural dignity and persuasive power. They make friends easily and excel at governing roles, yet struggle with impulse control and impatience for results.
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