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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1912

Page

9

Two Rich Hoboes In Dillon

Two Wash ington and Lee University students Ray Deming and Gene Smith travel south by freight on a wager. They have spent about 6100 miles and less than $20 each on the road and plan to return home with about $50 each, stopping in Dillon en route to Louisville. They say meals from local housewives were easy and that they have three months on the road, now hastening to rejoin college.

Washington and Lee University Lexington Birmingham Ala Ray Deming Gene Smith California Dillon Royal Gorge Butte Louisville

Death of John T. Early

John T. Early, seeking health improvements, went to Pipestone Springs some time ago. He began the journey home to Dillon but fell worse during the trip and his condition deteriorated.

John T. Early Early Pipestone Springs Dillon

Ayer's Hair Vigor Advocated in Ad Copy

An old marketing note praises Ayer's Hair Vigor for satisfying customers with thicker hair and less shedding. It stresses the product does not color hair and recommends showing ingredients to a doctor for evaluation.

Death of Hiram McKinney at Greyling age 65

Hiram McKinney who was injured by a train at Greyling last week died at the poor farm on Tuesday night. He was 65 and leaves a brother in Oregon and two sisters in Illinois. He had worked on the J. E. Morse ranch. Burial was conducted yesterday morning by Undertaker Brundage.

Hiram McKinney Greyling Oregon Illinois J. E. Morse Brundage

Finances of School District 10 Beaverhead County Montana 1912

Financial statement of Beaverhead County Montana School District No 10 for year ending July 31 1912 shows balances Aug 1 1911 of 8805 79 receipts 22548 42 disbursements 25751 05 leaving Aug 1 1912 balance 31354 21 recorded by R F Tattersall Clerk.

Beaverhead County Montana R. F. Tattersall

Dell district seeks bids for one story schoolhouse

The board of trustees of School District No. 22 in Dell district invites bids by August 31 for a one story frame school building. Plans are available in Dillon Montana at Frank Birrer’s office. Bids require a $100 certified check payable to the district clerk and 50 percent contract price within ten days if awarded. The district reserves the right to reject all bids. 63-21 E M MARTINEL, Dist Clerk.

Board of Trustees of School District No Dell Frank Birrer Dillon Montana E.M. Martinel Dist

Lost bay horses in Dillon Montana

Two bay horses branded bar five on left shoulder with forelocks trimmed. Both shod. one slightly darker. Reward ten dollars for information. Contact J. B. McLaren Dillon Montana. 25-tf

J. B. McLaren Dillon Montana

Eighth Grade Examinations Scheduled in Dillon and Wisdom

County Superintendent Margaret Ross announces eighth grade examinations in Dillon on August 30 and 31 with a second session in Wisdom on August 31. Teachers and eighth grade exams will be held in Dillon on August 30 and 31.

Dillon Wisdom Margaret Ross

Fall market range and Beaverhead assessments detailed

The article notes a strong fall hay outlook nationwide with weather damage limiting East prices. It then prints the Beaverhead County assessment report showing shifts to a higher class, overall decreases, rising farm machinery values, and a positive stockman view. It also mentions Miss Lora Maxwell visiting Dillon and a lost diamond pin near Kemper's dry farm.

Kemper Dry Farm Dillon Tribune

The Old Cob Pipe Poem by Larry Ho

A napkin-poised lyric from the St Paul Dispatch recalls an old cob pipe on a window sill shared with an aging grandfather. The verse blends memory and faith as the pipe and man endure, reflecting on aging, secret hopes, and quiet companionship through years.

Grandpap Larry Ho St. Paul Dispatch

Ringworm in Western Sheep Moves to Action

Washington chief of pathology warns woolgrowers about ringworm in sheep. readable symptoms include patches on head neck chest or back with bran like scales and brittle wool. treatment centers on clipping wool applying vaseline and carbolic acid then anti parasitic remedies after shearing. report cases to agriculture secretary. auction sale of livestock planned at Montana State Fair with Colonel George P. Bellows handling spills and pedigree submissions invited.

Washington Division of Pathology Secretary of Agriculture

Auction Sale at State Fair Draws Interest

The State Fair hosts an auction sale of pure bred stock drawing attention from breeders and buyers seeking quality livestock at competitive bids. Interest centers on pedigreed cattle and prize animals offered by local farms and vendors.

State Fair

Crow reservation land to be sold high bids expected

About 350000 acres on the Crow reservation will be offered for sale to the highest bidder in late October. Officials have not been officially notified but believe the land lies on the ceded portion. Earlier auctions drew buyers nationwide with top prices reaching seventeen dollars per acre. The tract lies south and east of Billings and 40 percent is good agricultural land. William Flannery reports 500 acres in winter wheat may yield 50 bushels per acre.

Crow Reservation United States Land Office Crow Reserve Billings William Flannery

Twin Bridges Stockmen Eye Robust Fall Roundup

Stockmen at Twin Bridges express optimism for the forthcoming fat cattle roundup with expectations of a larger than usual total finished cattle direct from the range.

Notice to Creditors Estate of Ellen L Williamson

Notice is given by Joseph F Wiksdal administrator of Ellen L Williamson deceased to creditors and all with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at W S Barbour law office Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated August 3 1912. First publication August 8 1912. W S Barbour attorney for administrator.

Ellen L. Williamson Joseph F. Wiksdal W. S. Barbour Dillon Beaverhead District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana James H. Febes W. T. Scully

Notice for Publication of Homestead Claim in Montana

Department of the Interior announces William C. Brown of Dillon Montana intends to make final three year proof for Lots 1 2 38 4 NW SE 4 Section 4 Township 8 South Range 8 West Montana meridian Before A S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on September 14 1912 Witnesses Norman E Holden Charles Humes William Williamson Charley Wilson all of Dillon Montana Stephen Carpenter Register

Norman E. Holden Charles Humes William Williamson Charley Wilson Dillon Montana Stephen Carpenter Register

Notice of Final Proof for Homestead in Dillon Montana

Notice is given that Robert M. Gilbert of Dillon Montana has filed intent to make Final three year Proof to establish a claim to the land described in his homestead application No 01054 for the NW and SW fractions of section 17 and SE NE of section 18 in township 7 range 9 W Montana Meridian. The proof will be before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on August 28 1912. Witnesses include Emerson W Slack James E Phillips Grant Kennison and Benjamin G Iliff all of Dillon Montana.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana William C. Brown Dillon Montana Meridian A. S. Johnson U. S Robert M. Gilbert Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker U.S Emerson W. Slack James E. Phillips Grant Kennison Benjamin G. Iliff Stephen Carpenter Register 30&T

Notice of Public Land Claims in Dillon and Jackson Montana

Notice for Publication No 0667 E Sawyer of Dillon Montana filed intent to make final three year proof for lands in SW34 SW4 Sec 12 SEY SEM Sec 11 EYNEM Sec 14 T7S R8W MT Meridian before A S Johnson U S Commissioner Dillon MT on August 28 1912 Witnesses Louis L Bell Samuel Hapenstall Ernest Bell Philip Thorpe all of Dillon MT Notice for Publication No 04705 Charles McColl of Jackson MT who on September 8 1910 made Homestead application No 04705 for Lots 1 2 Sec 30 T68 R14W MT Meridian has filed Notice of intention to make Final Commutation Proof before A S Montana on August 28 Claimant witnesses Verne B Spencer Louis Hugo Edward A Romain George M Bennett all of Jackson MT STEPFEN CARPENTER Register 30-51

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana William E. Sawyer Dillon Eynem Township Range Meridian A. S. Johnson U. S Louis L. Bell Samuel Hapenstall Ernest Bell Philip Thorpe Charles McColl Jackson Verne B. Spencer Louis Hugo Edward A. Romain George M. Bennett Stepfen Carpenter Register

Regular Terms of Court Fix Dates for 1912 Montana District

The Fourth Judicial District of Montana sets 1912 regular terms by county. Beaverhead opens February 1 April 29 August 1 December 4. Jefferson February 13 May 14 July 30 November 11. Madison March 4 June 8 August 5 October 14. Court convenes at 10:00 a m on all dates. Done at Chambers Virginia City December 2 1911.

Fifth Judicial District States of Montana Beaverhead County Jefferson County Madison County Chambers Virginia City

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Weber Best Rev. Watson St. James Episcopal Church Ayer Tripune Holden Mary Adam Eve Houston Post Lora Maxwell Bozeman Renee C.c Etree Cece Renee Reerenee Nieve Renee Enue Eaticee Rene Eden Renee Bank Atte Eee Neem Eens Eweenes Crow Reservation Land Sale Department and Interior United States Land Ce Andrew J. Bucy Monida Nem Frank B. Sparrow Lakeview Thomas C. Beattie Richard Miller Parley Shawver Philip J. Jones
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