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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
3
The Burma statue, a reclining Buddha about 190 feet long and over 40 feet high with a brick base, was uncovered during railway embankment work near Rangoon Mandalay. It surpasses Yokohama's bronze Buddha in length and drew vast devotion as Buddhists decorated its enormous feet and toes with glass mosaic.
Havre officials announced that paving contracts have been awarded for the First street project. The awarded firms will execute the roadwork, with completion expected within the current construction season.
The Great Falls state fish hatchery reports the release of 1.5 million trout to local waters this season, emphasizing steady stocking levels and outreach to conservation groups.
Red Lodge reports the first carload of Montana lettuce sent to Minneapolis marking a milestone for local agriculture. The shipment highlights growing dairy and produce production in the region and aims to expand regional markets.
Billings reports that The Prairie Oil and Gas Company will drill its first well 22 miles to the southeast, marking a notable expansion in their operations.
A dialogue contrasts stock pitches with egg prices as Aunt Emmy cautions Helen against guaranteed future stock profits. The aunt advises researching the seller and banking guidance before investing, emphasizing risk and prudence in finance.
Bankers in rural areas warn they cannot afford to loan for farming enterprises with poor odds of success. They stress the duty to safeguard deposits and the justice to both lender and borrower, promoting frank talks to form a true partner relationship to improve chances of success.
Do not buy securities handled by unknown firms or naive operators. Avoid mortgage notes on distant property, stock in unknown enterprises or mines, oil stock, or real estate without careful assessment. Heed tips and bucket shops none. A banker can appraise security value and lending risk before purchase.
An advertisement touts the Clinton Flat Bottomed Ditcher with four sizes and a flat bottom, claim of speedy, inexpensive ditching on any depth or width. Jamies Kirkpatrick, Beaverhead County agent, offers prompt delivery from Denver. Milwaukee Railroad reports 8,000 new freight cars to move this year’s crop.
Department of the Interior notice states John Stocker of Bannack Montana filed intent to perfect homestead rights on multiple parcels in township 8 south range 138 west and adjacent areas. The proof date is September 23 1925 before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana. Witnesses listed include Otto Pahnish Smith Paddock Judson Dickson Ross F Nay all of Bannack Montana.
William G. Duckworth of Alder Montana filed intent to prove up a Homestead claim on section 25 township 9 south range 5 west principal meridian before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on September 15 1925. Witnesses: Jack Maguire H S Gilbert Leo Gilligan Stephen Williams all of Alder.
Department of the Interior notices J Karl Goyer of Bannack Montana filed intent to prove up three year claim on land described in homestead entry made July 13 1922 before Fred Rife Dillon Montana on September 3 1925. Names Napoleon Goyer Guy K Gray George Gauthier and William Jacobson.
James D Berry of Dillon Montana seeks three year proof to establish land claims on SE in section 6 SW in section 5 lots 1 2 SANE section 6 lots 8 4 S44NW section 5 township 11 south range 5 west before U S Commissioner J A Hazel baker at Dillon on Sept 12 1925 Ernest O Selway Frank Schulz Bert Lawrence Otis D Bullis of Dillon Montana set forth with initials and dates in the notice.
The Mast Beach Irrigation District board will meet at Reos No 2 Phillips Block Dies Montana on August 28 1924 at 8 p.m. to determine irrigable area in each 40 acre tract and hear objections with maps and surveys presented. Dated August 10 1925. John T Neal president.
Notices filed for three year proof on land in Montana involving WKEX BY4 W344 SEXYNEX NESE area and Original Stock Raising entry for Nora Reed. Alias summons issued in Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County for James Peterson versus Frances Peterson seeking divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty with John Collins attorney listed.
Henry Murphy of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof under the Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry Act for 42 acres in section 26 township 5 south range west Helena meridian. Proof to be sworn before U S Commissioner I A Hazelbaker in Dillon on September 4 1925. M L Brockman Fred Johnson James Cunningham and Walter Stinton all of Dillon Montana. Non coal land.
Intry G F No 062866 Helena No 022462 for E4 SW4 section 1 town ship 10 South range 8 West. Principal intention to make three year proof to be inscribed before I A Hazelbaker U.S. on September 26 1925. Claimants Thomas O Malley Thomas C Sweet Willard M Lincoln and Edgar Johnson of Dillon Montana.
Notice that Mate Rebich of Dillon Montana with an Additional Homestead Entry dated February 10 1922 under G F No 062882 Helena No 022510 for KEW WYNEW NWY4SEYM NSW M NW14 section 20 and NEYNE 29 township 8 S range 10 W will appear before Fred Rife Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on September 18 1925 along with Daniel F Mooney Clarence Anderson Joseph Mautz and George Butala all of Dillon. W J Bennett 81 35.
United States Land Office at Great Falls Montana issues notice for Malvina Wagooner to select SW44 NEM section 12 township 7 south range 165 west PM. Protests or objections based on mineral character or other reasons must be filed by August 1, 1925.
D Bailey of Jackson Montana files notice of intention to prove up three years claim to Additional Homestead Entry G F 064887 Missoula 06984 for SWUSEM SEW4SW44 and other fractions in sections 14 22 township 6 south range 1 west Principal Montana meridian before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon September 12 1925 Jules F E Wepmer John Werner Charles Quick and John J Jackson all of Jackson MT.
Department of the Interior notices Jessie M. Smith formerly Williams of Dillon Montana who filed Homestead Entry G F 062317 Helena 022358 for lots 3 4 5 12 NW 12 and later Additional Homestead actions dated December 10 1920 and July 18 1922 at Great Falls Montana land office.
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