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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
6
L T Cooper touts a preparation claimed to expel internal parasites or tapeworms from the body, urging readers that up to ten percent of chronic stomach trouble stems from these worms. He describes symptoms of nervousness fatigue and poor eyesight and promises rapid restoration of health after use. Potts the Druggist promotes the remedies.
In Wallowa forest reserve Oregon 2200 sheep grazed without a human herder since June 20 thriving under a woven wire and barbed top fence. Predators frequent the fence but bears reportedly struggle to enter. a forest service hunter has killed six grizzlies and other predatory animals this season.
Lost horse described as a dark bay weighing 1200 pounds with a distinctive eleven with circle brand on the left thigh and a white facial stripe. It is missing from Dillon Montana. A reward of $10 is offered for information leading to its recovery, and contact is Joan Kent at Dillon, Montana.
The sixth annual Madison County Fair will be held at Twin Bridges on September 17 to 19, the week after Beaverhead County Fair in Dillon. The premium list is strong with quality farm products and livestock expected. many Beaverhead and Dillon attendees are anticipated.
Wm Knapp reports a two week trip from Dillon via a special sleeper to Idaho Falls and a Monida & Yellowstone route through Yellowstone park. He commends Frank Wilson of Butte and the Oregon Short Line for prompt transportation, fine lodging, and quick return home.
On Sunday evening September 13 Rev. A. F. Culver pastor of the Dillon Baptist church will be ordained to the Baptist ministry. Several Baptist pastors attending the First Montana Baptist convention will take part in the service.
On September 3 1908 the Oregon Short Line announces an excursion from Dillon to Yellowstone Park with travel through the park. Tickets include sleep car and accommodations and bookings are available via the agent.
Alvin Dewitt of Armstead Montana forbids any hunting or shooting on his ranch with a formal notice asserting trespass and property rights.
The notice states affidavits of publication are withheld until payment is made. It references Wade in connection with the advertising matter and implies pending formalization upon settlement.
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County estate of Edmond L Hall deceased executors Jasper Nelson A R Jacobs Martioa Horriman notify creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the Law Office of W S Barbour Beaverhead County Montana dated August 27 1908 first publication August 28 1908 35-4
Notice is filed by Anna Dunne of Helena seeking to enter under Section 2306 R. S. the SE4SEs in section 19 township 5 south range 7 west MoM. Adverse claimants or objectors must file affidavits of protest at the Land Office by October 6, 1908. Frank D. Miracus, Register.
Ted E Collins of Helena as assignee of Michael Monreau has filed to enter land under section 2306 R S. Protests must be filed by October 14, 1908. Frank D Miracle Register cites the land description SEM NW37 Sec 9 T108 R12W MM in Lewis and Clark County Montana.
Winnie B Whitworth of Dell Montana filed for final proof on 320 unsurveyed acres in Beaverhead county described by a gulch and creek layout. The hearing will occur before A S Johnson at Dillon Montana on September 25 1908 with witnesses George A Whitworth William E Kenison Philip Thorpe and Frank H Baker all from Dell Montana.
The State of Montana beaverhead county summons Lulu E Mathes v Samuel Mathes asks defendant to answer the complaint filed in the district court within twenty days after service. The action seeks dissolution of marriage due to abandonment since March 1905. Judgment by default if no response. Witness dated August 14 1908. Clerk P A Hargrsaxgr. Attorney W S Barfour.
In Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Margaret E Barbour deceased is pending. The court sets Monday November 9 1908 at 10 a m in Dillon for proving the will and hearing William Barbours petition for letters testamentary. Witness dated August 18 1908. Clerk F A Hazersaxer Deputy Clerk B C W Cancer First publication August 21 1908.
Beaverhead County Commission invites sealed bids for a fence construction project. Work includes fence installation along specified parcels within the county governed by Beaverhead commissioners. Bids must be submitted by the stated deadline to the county clerk and must meet defined specifications.
Dillon Montana August 10 1908 notice from O C Gosman chairman and J S Baxer county clerk invites sealed bids for about two and a half miles of fence along N E Co Sec 6 T 9 S R 13 W to Bloody Dick canyon road near Monument. fence specified X L 60 inch wire posts every two rods to Brenner Live Stock company bids due September 8 1908 at 10 am with right to reject all bids.
Mae B. Matlen of Dillon Montana has filed for a patent on 1298.9 linear feet of the Lost Cloud lode mine with 600 feet of surface ground in Elk horn district Beaverhead County Montana. The claim, Survey No. 8786, lies in Township 4 South Range 12 West and contains 17340 acres with adjoining lodes the Atlas lode and Blue Eyed Annie lode. Adverse claimants must file within sixty days per statute. Franx D Munacle Register.
Elijah H. Kates of Dell Montana filed notice of intention to make Final Proof to establish a 160 acre desert land claim in Sheep Creek basin Beaverhead county. Proof to be given before F A Hazelbaker Clerk at Dillon Montana on September 19 1908. Witnesses Ole Dahle John Downing John Kenison and William Sweeney all of Dell Montana. Frank D Mirace Register.
Notice is given that Orlando Mast of Dillon Montana made Desert Land Entry No 8446 on September 26 1904 for SE SIU4SWE section 20 township ranger Montana Meridian. The entry was heard by U S Commissioner A 5 Johnson at Dillon on September 19 1908. Claimant witnesses are William H Coinner Edward L Call George Mast and Claude Mast all of Apex Montana. Frank D Mimacus Register.
Nogree is cited that May Bond of Dillon has filed notice of intention to make Final Proof on land described in Desert Land Entry No. 8660 before A. S. Johnson U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on September 12 1908. Land shown in various sections within Township 6 Range 11 W Montana Meridian. Applicant names include Thomas L Holmes James M Cantrell Calvin C Bond and Benjamin Bond all of Dillon. Frank D Mrracre Register U S Land Office Helena Montana.
The office will prepare an abstract of all uncancelled mortgages on record and place it with the Assessor on the first Monday in March. Mortgages will be assessed against the mortgagee unless parties call to cancel paid mortgages before that date. Dated at Dillon February 13. County Clerk Jno S. Baxter.
Overton H. Lewis of Dewey Montana, holder of desert land entry No 8505 filed to prove final claim on land in sections 31 and 32 township 1 north range 11 west Montana meridian before A S Johnson U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on September 7 1908. Accompanying observers include John S. Baker Frank A Hazelbaker Max C. Lewis and Fred W. Dickie of Dewey or Dillon.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Helena Montana lists Walter E. Lloyd as assignee of Eugene Wolf of Bannack who made desert land entry on August 23 1904 for parcel SE SE in entry No 8431 Serial No 0149 with amount $34.
SW Section 25 Township 75 Range 13 West Montana meridian claimant seeks final proof to establish land claim before U S Commissioner A S Johnson Dillon Montana on September 1908 witnesses Rudolph Peterson George M Tash James Milne and William Lenkersdorfer all of Bannack Montana Frank D Mrracz Register
Notice of Election to submit a constitutional amendment to Montana voters at the next general election. The proposed change affects Section 9, Article XII, outlining state property tax rates with ceilings at three, two and a half, and two mills, subject to voter approval for rate increases. Separate ballots will ask voters to approve or oppose the amendment.
Certification by Secretary of State I A N Yoder confirms a true copy of An Act to submit to Montana voters an amendment to Article 12. The measure concerns revenue taxation and raises the tax levy. Enacted by the Tenth Legislative Assembly approved March 7 1907 and sealed in Helena on July 13 1908.
An act proposes submitting to Montana voters a constitutional amendment for Section 14 of Article XII to create a State Depository Board. The Governor, State Auditor, and State Treasurer would designate depositories for state funds, with deposits insured by law and the treasurer not liable for losses caused by the elements or other causes.
Jonathan Lovell Selina Lovell and William A. Lovell heirs of Henry and Mary A. Lovell filed intent to make final proof on land in SW section 27 township 8 south range 9 west Montana meridian. Witnesses include James Walter Taylor Terrence Flynn Thomas D. Yost and Jonathan Lovell all of Dillon Montana.
Beaverhead county Montana invites sealed proposals for turning and graveling a county road from Grant northward to near the school house. Road to be at least 18 feet wide, with six inches gravel, average three feet raised, and drains at necessary points. Bids due September 8 1908, board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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