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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
8
A roundup of Dillon social and business notices includes Carl Nelson, Johnny Mullen, Parke Scott, and other locals visiting from Armstead, Dell, Bedrock, and Melrose. The list cites ads for Tanlac, Krimp Krust promotions, real estate, and services, plus August eye-exam appearances by Dr. Scarborough and several merchants planning sales and rentals.
Francis P. Garvan, president of the Chemical Foundation, accuses President Harding of being misled by the attorney general and defends the Foundation’s sale of German patents. He asserts the Foundation serves American industry, discloses finances, and cites Palmer and Wilson backing for the patent transfers while urging public truth.
Jennie Fausher of Jackson Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish her stock-raising homestead claim on the SEYSEY and surrounding parcels in section 9 and 10 township 7S range 14W Montana meridian before Clerk W B Stephenson at Dillon Montana on September 13 1922. Witnesses named are John C Romain John J Jackson Jack Hart and Myrl L Enderly all of Jackson Montana.
Marius Robin of Dell Montana filed notice of intention to establish claim to homestead and stock raising lands in sections 22 27 township 10 south range 9 west Montana meridian before W E Stephenson Dillon on September 14 1922. The filing lists three parcels under Homestead Entry No 22663 and Stock-Raising Add H K No 22664 with witnesses Russell J Holder Floyd Hungate Raymond M A Upperen and Archie K F Upperen all from Dell Montana. A Motz Register of the U S Land Office Helena signed the notice August 2 1922.
Russell J. Holder of Dell Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim on Homestead Entry Nos 022671 and 022672 for multiple SE and SW sections in township 10S range 9W Montana meridian. Proof to be presented before W E Stephenson Clerk of the District Court at Dillon on September 14 1922. Witnesses Marius Robin Floyd Hungate Archie F Uppgren of Dell and Charles H Wheat of Dion.
Thomas G Coffman of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim No 017678 for N14 5 percent lots 8 4 section 33 township 8 south range 6 west Montana meridian. The proof will be before F A Hazelbaker US Commissioner at Dillon on September 15 1922. Obie V Dickerson William M Cheek Jesse Ditty and John Drebs of Dillon Montana signatories.
Ed ward M Connelley of Dillon Montana, holder of Homestead Entry No 015085 filed to prove three year proof to establish claim to lands in sections 5 7 8 township 65 south range 9 west Montana meridian. Hearing before Frank A Hazel baker U.S. Commissioner at Dillon Montana on September 15 1922. Witnesses Carl I Mast James H Hayes Blanchard Stanfield Oswald Schlucher all of Apex Montana.
Capital Trust and Savings Bank sues Har ley A Selby and May Grace Selby with Security State Bank of Dillon as defendants. Sale set for September 5, 1922 at 2:00 pm at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana for 160 acres described as E1 2 NW, SW NE, NW SE in section 20 township 6 south range 9 west. Cash terms. Sheriff F Oney directs sale.
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Tourists say Beaverhead County roads are the roughest in the state, raising questions about what can be done as the road remains damaged and unusable.
Mrs J M Gaskill of Etna Green Indiana reports severe backache and sharp pains. Foley Kidney Pills gave relief and she praises them. The ad claims the remedy treats kidney trouble and bladder ailments and that it is safe to take. Sold everywhere.
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Company led by Frank Hazlebaker based in Dillon Montana advertises prompt, complete abstracts and title services emphasizing thorough, detailed records for real estate transactions.
The State Board of Pardons schedules Thursday August 24, 1922 for public hearing on Governor’s commutation of Fred Dearborn. Dearborn, convicted of forgery in Dillon, previously sentenced January 27, 1919 to 10 to 20 years in state prison, receives a clemency review and publication notice in the Dillon Tribune.
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