Dillon man seeks three year proof on stockraising claim
Department of the Interior notice names Archie C. Henneberry of Dillon Montana who filed for three year proof to establish ownership of lands described in sections 13 14 township 9 south range 10 west Montana Meridian before W E Stephenson Dillon on September 1 1921. Witnesses listed include Lorenzo Cushing Hubert Flynn George Elder all of Dillon and Patrick H McManomey of Armstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Archie C. Henneberry
Dillon
Township
Range
Montana Meridian
W. E. Stephenson
District Court
Lorenzo Cushing
Hubert F. Flynn
George V. Elder
Patrick H. McManomey
Armstead
Jos. Oker
Register
Notice of homestead failure to prove land claim
Notice that James Rollin Scott of Grant Montana filed intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to described land in Montana. The proof is to be presented before F A Hazel baker U S Commissioner at Dillon Lang on August 30 1921 with witnesses Harry Morris Archie Hovey Harry Clark and Henry Chapman all of Grant Montana. Registered by Jos. Oker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
James Rollin Scott
Grant
T. S
Township
Range 12
Montana Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Dillon
Lang
Harry Morris
Archie Hovey
Harry Clark
Henry Chapman
Jos. Oker
Register
Notice of Public Land Claim by Leda R Walker in Dillon
Leda R Walker of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on section 12 and 18 township 8 south range 7 west Montana meridian. The proof is to be presented before W E Stephenson Clerk of the District Court Dillon on September 3 1921. Michael Boka Harriet M Stratton Jesse M Williams and Hubert L Smith of Dillon were listed as witnesses. Jos Oker Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Leda R. Walker
Dillon
Sexsey
Exynex
T. S
R. W
Seaynwm
Ney
Township
Range
Meridian
W. E. Stephenson
District Court
Michael Boka
Harriet M. Stratton
Jesse M. Williams
Hubert L. Smith
Jos, Oker
Register
Notice for Publication George R Baker Dillon Montana 1921
Public notice records that George R Baker of Dillon Montana filed a homestead entry on December 24 1920 for sections in township 8 south range 10 west with Montana meridian. Filing occurred September 8 1921 before W E Stephenson clerk of the district court Dillon Montana. Carleton Innes Oscar C Sharp Edward Saunders and Robert E Melton all of Dillon Montana listed. Jos Oker Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
George R. Baker
Dillon
Township 8 South
Range 10 West
Montana Meridian
W. E. Stephenson
District Court
Carleton Innes
Oscar C. Sharp
Edward Saunders
Robert E. Melton
Jos. Oker
Register
Notice of Homestead Entry Intent Montana 1927
Department of the Interior S Land Office Helena Montana announces Grover C Hopkins of Dillon Montana filed intent to foreclose his 1920 homestead entry No 021686 for multiple parcels in Section 17 Township 8S Range 6W Montana Meridian. Witnesses include William H Estell John Ball Hugh Smith and George Ditty. Proceedings set before Clerk Carey at Virginia City Montana on the 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
the Interior
S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Grover C. Hopkins
Dillon
Township 8 South
Range 6 West
Meridian
Matt Carey
Virginia City
Witnes
William.h. Estell
John Ball
Alder
Hugh Smith
George EK. Ditty
Jos. Oker
Register
Earl E Peets Seeks Three Year Land Proof in Montana
Department of the Interior notice from Helena Montana dated August 3 1921 states Earl E Peets of Dillon Montana who filed Homestead Entry No 016356 on October 31 1919 for S4NE Sec 21 T8S R6W Montana Meridian intends to prove up the claim before W E Court in Dillon on September 15 1921. Also listed are Earl M Sexton Orville S Honey man Vashti East and Henry Estell of Dillon as witnesses. Registered by JOS OKER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department “of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Earl E. Peets
Dillon
Range
Meridian
W. E. Stephenson
Earl M. Sexton
Orville S. Honeyman
Vashti
Henry Estell
Register
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber
The Madison National Forest Sheer Grower's association offers a five hundred dollar reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and two hundred fifty dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison National Forest Sheer Grower’s Association
Notice for Public Sale of Desert Land Claim
Department of the Interior announces Roy S. Stephenson assignee for Effie C Wright of Dillon Montana filed for final proof on 1921-09-02 to establish a Relief Act land claim Described as Desert Land Entry No 02296 for sections 82 5 6 township 10S range 12W Montana Meridian Witnesses include Herman Mayfield Emphrey Hil dreth George Bemuth Flora E Wright all of Armstead Montana Registration by Jos Oker Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Roy S. Stephenson
Effie. C. Wright
Dillon
Meridian
W. E. Stephenson
District Court
Herman Mayfield
Emphrey ‘’Hildreth
George Bemuth
Flora E. Wright
Armstead
Jos. Oker
Register
Some Smiles In Latter Day Pugilism
A boxing note recalls a young pugilist who rejected a promoter’s offer of 25 000 for 40 minutes of work and told him his hotel bill last year matched that amount and a person of his prominence would not work for room and board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Genius in the Films Parody Note on Movie Storytelling
Film Fun cheekily asks for a story of genius built from 90 feet of a fireman's parade 150 feet of bathing girls at Long Beach and 300 feet of the Hale Yardvard game. dialogue hinges on praise for a writer of genius and the quest for cinematic wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Undecided Gambler Faces Denouncement at Crimson Gulch
Three Finger Sam accuses Piute Pete of dealing off the bottom of the deck. Pete asks what action will follow as Sam ponders whether to denounce him publicly or switch the game to bridge and pick him as a partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three
Sam
Piute Pete
Crimson Gulch
Mismanaged Fame Query Sparks Press Agent Remark
The remark by Mr. Stormington Barnes questions authorship of Shakespeare works and mocks lack of a press agent to manage the writer’s personal interests. The exchange hints at debate over who produced the plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Stormington Barnes
Small Profit The cleric who m ar ri ed us profits from mistakes
A dialogue excerpt shows a couple noting profit from errors while recalling the clergyman who married them. The tone is sharp and ironic as they discuss consequences and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
London
Had His Teeth Cut After All
John Marsh seeks the city with hopes of a grand gift for Lucy his art student daughter. He buys a gaudy framed painting at auction believing it rare. Lucy discovers a real Corot hidden under the frame and an art connoisseur pays fifteen thousand dollars, saving the family finances and sealing John’s boast that his eye teeth are cut.
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John
Abel Grimes
Golconda
Lucy
John Marsh
Vincent Darrow
Lacey
Vincent
Corot
Portable Elevator a Space Saver
Portable elevators are increasingly used to maximize storage in limited spaces. They allow stacking goods from floor to ceiling without narrowing aisles, enabling higher piles of barrels cases ties bales machine parts bags and crates. This method increases storage capacity without altering floor space.
More Than One Way In A Householder Ruse
An old farmer known for quirky sayings tells a customer he avoids chopping off chicken heads by a punny method. He explains he "takes the chick ens off the heads" to get around the task, delivering dressed birds with a humorous misdirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Voice of the Age Finds Comfort in Film Over Stage
A fragmentary dialogue shows a character preferring films to live stage dialogue. The exchange notes a tired businessperson who feels the human voice lacks drama, claiming work at a telephone switchboard shapes this view.
World humor strained by fear of political influence
Senator Sorghum notes humor thrives but faces suppression. He warns against laughing to avoid offending those with political power, urging caution in public wit and commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorghum
Diogenes Hig Tub Lodging Cited In Witty Exchange
A humorous exchange cites Diogenes Hig tub as the man with a lantern and tub on his back. The Q and A contrast a mother noting children’ s bright remarks with a retort about Diogenes’s famous lantern and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diogenes
Time Telling by Telephone Operators Questioned
A debate questions whether not allowing operators to give the exact time saves time. One person suggests saying half past two may be quicker than the standard regulatory explanation. The exchange hints at efficiency versus rule compliance.
Science of the Domestic Touch
Mrs Green speaks on money troubles and her husband’s fuss over requests for funds. Mrs Wyse counters with a sharp system claiming that asking for a lot makes him feel pleased to offer a tile instead.
Night security lecture inspires shopkeeper optimism
A brief note quotes a store owner saying a robbery last night was avoided by luck. The speaker notes a 20 percent markdowns sale that could have been worse if the intruders had acted a day earlier, highlighting cautious resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goggs
Breakfast egg gag before shell shock punchline
A brief London Answers joke panel reports Harper remarks that his wife suffers shell shock. Smart replies impossible. Harper adds that at breakfast she broke an egg that had seen better days. Humorous wordplay relies on a pun between shell shock and a cracked egg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
London
Times Change Public Face Powder Reflects Shifts
A quip contrasts modern public grooming with past prudery as an older observer recalls women hiding behind etiquette while a younger generation freely powders in public. London Answers notes the social shift in behavior and appearance.
For Sale Farms and Homes in Dillon Montana
In Dillon Montana a broker advertises 320 acres irrigated land with water timber shelter and forest permit plus 3 miles of railroad station and capacity to cut 300 tons of alfalfa daily. Crop and machinery included. Price 16000 dollars with 5000 cash on time. Also 160 acres with irrigation improved cultivated and equipped 14000 dollars easy terms. A selection of Dillon homes offered with easy installment plans. Cash buyers for cattle and farm loans available. Contact Newman Rooms 3 and 4 telegraph block Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Co. C
Newman
Mont
For Sale Drums and Horn By Harry F Jaques
One bass drum with cymbal and foot beater one snare drum with stand and one alto horn for sale. Price fifty five dollars. Advertised by Harry F Jaques Lima Montana Box 53 34 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Jaques
Lima
Montana
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