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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
3
Department of the Interior notices Jink Thompson of Alder Montana intends to prove up a homestead claim for Lots 1 2 3 4 E W 0 in Section 18 Township 8 South Range 5 West on May 9 1922 before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Witnesses are John Ball Joseph Kalkes Joseph Steicher and Henry Estell all of Alder Montana.
Department of the Interior gives notice under Sec 2455 that George Ditty's application 022769 will offer 40 acre tract NEW MNW34 Sec 19 T S R W M M at public sale the highest bid not less than 3.00 per acre at 10:00 AM May 10. Sale closes when bids cease and adverse claimants must file objections by sale time. F A Motz, Register.
Rasmus Ericksen of Granit Montana filed notice of intention to make three-year proof to establish claims to lands described in multiple entries including N S W 4 Sec 31 T S R 14 W and SWANW and other parcels in Sec 5 6 Town 10 South Range 14 West Montana Meridian. Proceedings to be before W E Stephenson Dillon Montana on the 23rd. Names Hans Anderson Albert Anderson Frank Esterwold and Charles Wilson listed. F A Motz Register.
United States Land Office Helena Montana March 21 1922 notice that Northern Pacific Railway Company filed March 17 1922 an application to select the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 31 Township 3 South Range 9 West containing 40 acres more or less under the 1919 act. Adverse claimants or objectors must file their protests in this office on or before March 16 next year.
Notice is given that John T. Orr of Dillon Montana who February 5 1918 filed Desert Land Entry No 014523 for NEX Section 24 Township 10 South Range 7 West Montana Meridian has filed intention to make final proof before F A Hazelbaker A S Commissioner Dillon Montana on May 11 1922. Harry E Shaw George H Larsen Ernest I Orr and Dolan Shaw all of Dillon Montana. 14-18 F A Motz Register.
Department of the Interior public notice dated March 28 1922 states Cecil M Featherly of Dillon Montana filed a homestead entry No 020421 on May 27 1919 for the SWY%NEX SEYNW in section 10 township 7 south range 8 west with U S Commissioner Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana. The notice lists Frank Ellerman Louis L Bell Clayton Farmer and Louis M Gilman all of Dillon as parties.
Dennis Brennan of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for Lots 3 4 E5 SW Sec 19 and Lots 1 2 3 8 NEW NW4 Sec 30 T6S R9W Montana Meridian before Clerk W E Stephenson on the 24th. Clyde C Scott Charles W Scott Isaac F Hunsaker and Warren Sutherland of Dillon Montana are listed as witnesses and affiants. Land office official MOTZ registers.
Advert placed offering an irrigated farm for rent with any acreage, cash or shares. Property includes ditching, fencing, house, barn, garden, horses, machinery and tools, stream water and a large reservoir. Lessee must be a capable farmer with capital for seed and maintenance. Write Box 897, Dillon Montana.
George Tchitcherin, Russia's foreign minister, led the Soviet delegation at Genoa for a treaty setup with Germany and Russia and urged disarmament amid tensions.
Department of the Interior gives notice that George B Bartholomew of Dillon Montana seeks to prove up three year stock raising entries 022685 and 022686 for sections 21 22 town 9 south range 6 west. Public hearing set May 16 1922 before W E Stephenson Clerk. Other claimants William E Johnson Levi G Johnson Theron D Moran Clifford A Joy of Dillon. Register F A Motz.
Notice of three year proof to establish a land claim by Carl H. Hartwig of Reichle Montana for multiple parcels in sections 21 and 28 township 4 south range 9 west. Proceedings before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on Frank Fassler and others.
John Conover Jr of Dillon Montana filed to prove up three year claims on two entries. One entry Covers Lots 6 and 7 Sec 6 and Lots 1 2 8 NE4 SW4 Sec 7 T98S R9W MT Meridian the other covers portions SE and SW including Sec 12 T9S R9W MT. Proof is to be made before U S Commissioner Frank A Nazelbaker in Dillon on May 17 1922. Other interested Dillon residents Ansie W Brown Thomas Sweet Fred Meisner and Robert H Rash appear. F A Motz Register.
Notice for publication announces a public land sale under Sec 2455 R S for Carl C Hansen to bid on 80 acres in section 29, township 9 south range 11 west M M. Sale at 10:00 AM on May 17 with minimum bid of $3.00 per acre. highest bidder must immediately pay to the Receiver.
Notice for publication isolated tract No 022603 announces a public land sale at Helena Montana by the Land Office under Frederick Munckton. The NWY4NEM of section 19 township 108 range 12 west M M containing forty acres will be offered at auction not less than 2.75 per acre at 10 o clock A M on May 17 with mountain terrain noted and bids limited to those present at bid opening.
In Beaverhead County, Montana the Banking Corporation of Montana sues Charles M Jones and others to sell at sheriff sale on April 29, 1922 at 2 PM the 760 acre tract described as parts of sections 20 21 28 and 29 in Township 13 S Range 4 W including all water rights and appurtenances to satisfy a judgment. Dated April 1 1922. D F Mooney Sheriff W D Ross undersheriff.
State Board of Examiners will receive bids by 2 p m on Saturday April 29 1922 at Helena Montana for erecting a fireproof vault and minor repairs to the State Normal College main building at Dillon. Plans by W Wellington Smith. Bids in duplicate in plain envelopes with certification and surety bonds required.
Trustee announces a private sale of Patrick Laden’s interest in about 159.98 acres of land in Sec. 11 T8S R9W MPM. Bids due by 11 am April 29 1922 at Dillon Montana or Norris Hurd Collins law offices. Cash or certified check equal to 10 percent of bid required.
The Dillon Tribune is listed for sale at local news stands across town. C P Thomas at Idaho and Center, Corner Cigar Store at Montana and Bannack, and the Gra aeray at the 08 depot are named as outlets.
A Scranton advertisement features David Thompson praising Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for curing his grip. Druggists report Foley's leads in cough medicine sales with strong appeal to children, noting quick relief of colds and coughs.
A reader insists clerks should clearly spell out state names in all addresses to avoid confusion between towns with identical names such as Trinidad in California and Trinidad in Colorado. The note urges full state names on mail labels.
East Bannack street Edward Smith, minister. Sunday school 10:00 a m with graded work for all ages. Prof. Lee R Light superintendent. Morning worship 11:00 a m. Evening services 7:30 p m. Lpworth League 6:30 p m Miss Christena Barcus president. Midweek 7:30 p m Wednesday with Bible study and prayer open to all.
The church announces Bible school at 10 a m led by Cameron Gowen. Morning worship at 11, B Y P U at 6 30 p m, and evening worship at 7 30. Prayer and praise Wednesday at 7 30. Pastor Geo MacDougall invites all to attend.
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