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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1921
Page
3
The article explains that old thermometers drift as bulbs shrink or seals leak. Mercury devices read high due to bulb compression and external pressure, pushing quicksilver up the stem. Spirit thermometers read low as internal pressure drops from expansion or leakage.
Beaverhead County will pay a twenty five dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone who dumps rubbish along any county highway. Notice signed by D. D. McKnight, Chairman, Dillon, Montana, June 8, 1924.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Grower’s association offers a $500 reward for conviction of any sheep thief and a $250 reward for conviction of any camp robber.
Department of the Interior notices Clarence E. Jones of Lima Montana intends three year proof to establish his homestead claim on sections 7 and 8, township 15 south range 7 west. Hearing before U S Commissioner F A Hazel baker in Dillon on May 24 1921. Witnesses Herbert W. Jones Wyatt Thompson Lawson J Phillips Louis C Ford Sr all of Lima Montana.
Department of the Interior announces Edward Jordan of Dell Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in sections 12 7 and 6 7 township 11 south range 7 west Montana Meridian before W E Stephenson district court clerk at Dillon Montana on May 18 1921. Witnesses Hanson H Price Luther M Anderson Henry Smallhorn and Max Rost all of Dell Montana. Jos Oker Register.
Fenton Kk Barnett of Dillon Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his land claim on sections 14 11 18 34 and 28 in township 7 south range 12 west Montana. The filing is before W. Fe at Dillon on the 17th with witnesses Carl Knoll Napoleon Goyer Guy Gray and Earl Goyer of Bannack Montana.
John F. Shaffner of Dillon Montana declares intent to continue three separate homestead entries. Initial W%W SEC 26 and other sections dated 1915 1916 and 1919 cover Township 7 South Range 10 West Montana Meridian. Proceedings before W Is Stevenson Dillon on 24th day of August next. Albert C Morrow Carleton Innes Orlando S Bird Oscar Weikel Dillon MT listed as officials.
Notice is given that Vigilio Ruffini of Armstead Montana filed intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claims for SW4NE and W4SE in Sec 13 and EMNEM SWA4NEX Sec 24 T10S R11W MT and to confirm entry 018729 dated Nov 23 1920 before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on May 25 1921. Other claimants Glenn Decker Carl Decker Dellar Gordon and Joseph Metlen all of Armstead Montana. 16-20 JOS OKER Register.
Sarah Gabrelsen of Grant Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proofs to establish her land claim for SW ¼ SW ¼ Section 3 E ½ NE ¼ NE ¼ S ½ SE ¼ Section 9 and NW ¼ NW ¼ NW ¼ NW ¼ Section 10 Township 10 S Range 12 W Montana Meridian. The hearing before W E Stephenson district court clerk Dillon Montana will be May 26 1921. Witnesses are George Kanzler Emil Rosche Carl Decker and Frank P Blair all of Grant Montana. 16-20. JOS. OKER Register.
Notice is given that Roy R. Miller of Grant Montana filed a three year proof to establish his homestead claim No 017740 for land described in sections 15 and 22 township 10 south. The proof is to be taken before W. E. Miller at Dillon Montana on the 25th day of August. Witnesses named are Charles H. Miller Walter W. Miller and John Stricker of Grant and Claude D. Smith of Wisdom Montana. Babylon is noted as the first city to reach a population of a million.
Round Oak Heating and Plumbing Company repairs and rebuilds radiators with an absolute guarantee on all work. Advertisement notes 221f.
Latest songs and instrumental pieces arrive from the publisher nearly every week. Orders are taken for pieces not in stock.
Obie V Dickerson of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to prove up a three year homestead under entry No 016458 dated September 21 1920 for NEM N% S4 Section 32 Township 8 South Range 6 West Montana Meridian. Proved before I A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon on May 1 1921. Witnesses Howard Niel Oscar W Sysson Oz Ville Woneyman and Marl M Sexton all of Dillon Montana.
The account describes Iowa’s name origins from the Iowa Indians and Algonquin ajawa meaning across. It notes Marquette and Joliet exploring in 1673, Julian Dubuque founding Dubuque, and Iowa’s transition from Louisiana and Michigan territories to statehood in 1846 with 56 147 square miles and thirteen electoral votes. It also mentions the Hawkeye State nickname.
From Capt C A W Monkton's Some Experiences of a New Guinea Resident Magistrate. The Ag mambu are web footed and live underwater in marsh homes built on poles. They dive to catch ducks and feed on fish water fowl sage and water lily roots. Pigs are kept under houses and fed fish and sage. The dead are tied to a stake and buried above flood level.
The reading warns those born on Saturday face money struggles due to hard work needed. It foresees melancholy and avarice leading to debt, cautions about careless dress and reading, and notes leg and knee ailments. Hidden treasure luck is possible, though they may be uncomely and unpopular.
Notice of a stockholders meeting at Dillon Montana called by the Board of Directors on April 20 1921 to consider increasing capital stock from 50000 to 200000 dollars. The meeting is set for two o clock in the afternoon at the principal place of business. FRANK ELIEL Secretary.
District Judge Jos G C Smith dated April 21 1921. Court action noted with notations 16 17.
Ancient armor cost up to 1000 in its era and was built by professional armorers for baronial classes while common soldiers relied on leather and steel caps. Samples from a dozen pieces showed they were made from pure wrought iron converted to steel by cementation. The iron was carbonized hammered into sheets welded together then heated shaped and quenched in water to harden.
Nearly new baby grand and upright piano with quartered oak case for sale. Bargain price. Inquire at Tribune office. 161f £.
A quoted remark targets the oldest Pullman porter who allegedly says the richest men are those who tip poorly. The line implies a cynical view of wealth based on tipping behavior and status within the railroad era.
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