Beav erhead County Real Estate Title Action 1919
Posted summons and notice in Dillon Montana in a Beaverhead County court title suit involving heirs of Matthew Johnson and James Abrams. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to multiple parcels in sections 2 3 10 11 township 6 south range 13 west and order sale of necessary estate. Court clerk Fred Rife issued July 80 1919 seal. Attorneys LEW L & E J CALLAWAY. Publication ordered four weeks in Dillon Tribune. Dated August 7 1919.
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Secion
Montana
Beaverhead County
Fred Rife
Lew L
E. J. Callaway
Plaintiff
Dillon
Beaverhead
Dillon Tribune
Jos. C. Smith
Notice to Property Owners in Dillon Montana 1919
The Dillon Montana City Council on August 6 1919 levied an assessment for improvements in special improvement district No 5. The mayor and city clerk signed the resolution on file and open for five days. A public hearing on final adoption is set for August 15 1919 at City Hall at eight o clock PM.
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Dillon
Montana
Henry G. Rodgers
Notice for Proving Will in Beaverhead County Court
In Montana Beaverhead District Court the estate of Henry Cushing who is deceased will have the will proved on September 18, 1919 at 10:00 AM in the court room. Ed Cushing seeks letters testamentary and any interested person may appear to contest the proceeding. Court seal and clerk signatures present.
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State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Henry Cushing
Henry “Cushing
Ed Cushing
Fred Rife
J. Anson Baxter
Mary A. Bowie
Otto Prather
Do Without Club promotes national thrift drive in schools
The Savings Division of the Treasury appoints Dr. J. Stanley Brown to lead a thrift campaign. In Chicago the Do Without Club provides free membership buttons and literature to induct nationwide supporters into saving for definite goals. Members pay no dues, and literature requests are sent to 634-635 4108 Michigan Ave Chicago. Mrs. Roy Dickey helped form the club during the war and urges continued saving and sensible giving to church charities and other causes.
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Savings Division
Treasury Department
J. Stanley Brown
Joliet
Illinois
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Roy Dickey
Woman’s Committee Council of National Defense
Dickey
Notice for public action on 3 year land proof in Montana
William Eden of Grant Montana filed intent to make 3 year proof under new law to establish claim to Homestead Entry No 07148 in section 25 and 36 township 6N range 15W. District Court clerk Dillon Montana will hear the case on September 15 1919. Witnesses Dale Metlen Morres Elmose Frank P Blair and Serafine Roberts all of Grant Montana. Frank M McHaffie Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Missoula
Montana
William Eden
Grant
T. S
District Court
Dillon
Dale Metlen
Armstead
Morres Elmose
Frank P. Blair
Serafine Roberts
Grant Montana
Frank M. McHaffie
Register
Beaverhead Montana 160 Acre Farm Near Railroad
Irrigated farm of 160 acres near Dillon and the railroad in Beaverhead County. Priced at 50 dollars per acre with half cash, claimed to be worth double and to pay for itself in the first year. Good farms in the area rising. Write for details Box 476 Dillon Montana. 24tf.
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Beaverhead
Railroad
Dillon
Montana
Notice of Forfeiture and Multiple Civil Actions in Beaverhead County
Legal advertisements announce a forfeiture by Charles Peterson for Baltimore Lode Mining Claim in Beaverhead County Montana after Frank Gorman expended $100 in 1916 1917 and 1918 and warns Petersons heirs co owners and others to contribute or lose their interest. The document also includes an alias summons in a Beaverhead County district court case involving many defendants and heirs over real property liens and a forthcoming will and estate proceedings including Mary A Bowie and Robert H Jones estates with orders of sale and probate hearings scheduled in August 1919.
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Charles Peterson
Frank Gorman
Dillon
Montana
Elkhorn
Beaverhead County
Baltimore” Lode
United States of America
Christina Andrew Bane
Robert Andrew
Elizabeth Andrew Wilkie
Thomas Johnson
Jessie Johnson McCready
Mary Johnson McKean
Matthew Johnson
J. H. Gilbert
C.W. Robison
T. E. Gilbert
Josephine R. Abrams
Edward Kuney
W. H. Kuney
Mary J
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Beaverhead
Robert H. Jones
George T. Banks
The Metric System Urged as National Reform
The article argues for adopting the metric system to align with international standards. It cites Presidents Washington Jefferson Madison and public economists praising decimal simplicity and notes allied wartime orders in Britain and the United States. It mentions Anglo-Saxon aversion to change and contrasts yards feet inches miles with metric measures. The Wall Street Journal.
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Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Great Britain
United States
Germany
The
Wall Street Journal
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