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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
5
Real estate talks in Havre mention a 65 room hotel project with an estimated cost around 1000 dollars. A testimonial from McMillen of Hudson New York promotes Foley Pills as a kidney stimulant, claiming long use and guaranteed satisfaction.
The Boulder Canyon region sees the Crane Creek well bring in oil at 2035 feet after a perilous, cliff faced drilling trek from Moab. Wildcatters gamble on the canyon’s geology, risking millions as they push for a major producer and national fuel supply.
Edward Stafford Luce born April 16 1864 in Williamston YE died July 8 at his Havelock home. A pianist organist and conductor educated at Montpelier VT and Boston New England Conservatory he led school music programs across multiple states and led the Luce Family Entertainers. Survived by wife Elizabeth Brown three daughters two grandchildren and a Vermont sister. Funeral in Havelock Methodist church featured his daughters and Masonic chorus. interment at Wyuka with Masonic rites.
Notice of election to submit a proposed constitutional amendment in Montana relating to a statewide hail insurance tax for crops. It details sections, districts, voter ballot wording, and conditions for levying and collecting the tax on agricultural land at general election in 1926. The measure allows districts and state board to set rates and exemptions.
Certification by Secretary of State C I Stewart dated July 14 1026 confirms a true copy of the act proposing to submit to Montana voters a constitutional amendment relating to revenue and taxation by adding levy to insure growing crops against hail damage. The act would repeal conflicting laws and take effect on approval.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated July 6 1926 states Attilio Guidici and heirs of Josephine Guidici deceased of Dillon Montana filed intent to make final proof by purchase under the 1915 relief act for desert land entries Great Falls No 061542 Helena No 017990 describing sections 2 3 and 10 township 8 south range 7 west and will appear before U S commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on August 17 1926 with witnesses Louis Hoffman Philip Guidici Thomas Marnoch and Fred Bourasso all residents of Dillon
Notice is given that Maynard M. Lovell of Dillon Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on lands in sections 17 18 19 20 township 10 south range 8 west. Witnesses: J Walter Taylor Charles H Wheat Hubert S Flynn Clay J Perry all of Dillon. Before F A Hazelbaker U S commissioner in Dillon on August 24 1926. A H STRINGHAM Register. Adv 29-38.
Administratrix Josephine Robson publishes notice to all creditors and claimants of the estate of John Robson deceased. Claimants must exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administratrix at her Dillon Montana residence on Kentucky avenue in Beaverhead County. First publication July 15 1926.
Frederick Munckton of Grant Montana filed intention to prove up a three year claim to a stockraising homestead in Helena No 020197 Great Falls No 061768 for lots 2 3 4 and fractional sections 19 township 10 south range 12 west on the 17th of August 1926 before U S Commissioner F A Slazelbaker at Dillon Montana. Witnesses named Mary Munckton William Munckton William Given and George Given all of Grant. Adv 2882
Department of the Interior seeks final proof under the 1915 relief act for a desert land entry by Philip Guidici in Dillon Montana. Witnesses named include Louis Hoffman and Thomas Mar. Proof date set for June 17 before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon.
Department of the Interior notices Roy F. Bell of Dillon Montana filed to prove three year stockraising homestead claim for SE% SE% section 5 EX44NE% section 8 S% SW SWUSEM section 4 NW W% NEU NYUSWH WHSE% section 9 township 11 south range 5 west chief meridian before F A Hazel baker U S commissioner Dillon on September 1 1926. Witnesses named Ernest O. Selway Ralph S. Cecil Arthur Atkeson Bert Lawrence all of Dillon. Acting Register Stringham
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