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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
3
An old joke riffs on a stitched ape and a spark plug as proverbs. It jokes that after 8 000 miles you’d be tired. Rogers suggests a quirky traffic plan with eastbound and westbound lanes alternating by day.
Teibus Book Store advertises banquet supplies including birthday candles and holders in all desired shades, all currently in stock. The listing emphasizes broad color options and ready availability for customers planning celebrations.
A report notes Glen Frank newly appointed president of the University of Wisconsin as possibly the youngest university president in the United States. The item also mentions a historic 1800 Schenectady ordinance limiting carriage parking to six hours and a 50 cent fine for violations, illustrating early city rules.
A Samson Alabama advertiser states that Foley Pills revived their reader J D Stephens after years of kidney trouble. The ad cites improved health and urges others to use Foley Pills with endorsement from a local druggist Potts.
Morton J. Robinson of Wisdom Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to additions homestead land described as SW1 4 NY4SE1 4 SWYSEY section 26 and N Y 4 SW 4 section 25 township 2 south range 16 west at the Dillon Montana office. Witnesses are Arthur M. Keas James Scofield George Cottrell and William J. Tope all of Wisdom.
In a discussion on international finance, M A Traylor explains how Britain's return to the gold standard and Federal Reserve support stabilizes currency for U S farm exports. The Bank of England gains $200 million in gold backing, boosting confidence and reducing payment risk for overseas buyers.
An advertisement promotes a flat bottomed ditcher with reversible throws dirt to one side and four sizes, available from James Kirkpatrick in Beaverhead county Montana with delivery from Denver. A Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice refused to approve a certificate of incorporation for a group named the first Hwerch nedneprowsker Progressive Society as un American.
Notice records John Stocker of Bannack Montana who filed a three year proof under the 1916 Homestead Act for multiple SE and NE sections in township 8 12 west and township 13 8 west. The proof is to be shown before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on September 28 1925. Included are Otto Pahnish Smith Paddock Jud son Dickson Ross F Nay as witnesses. Bennett Register.
P Carroll of Jackson Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to lands described as W E, W E N E X, N E W S E 4 section 10 and related fractional sections in township 6 south range 14 west, principal Montana meridian. The proceeding before Fred Rife at Dillon on September 21 1925 lists Edward Dishno John Meyers Michael E Carroll and Francis Carroll as accompanying parties.
Mrs Nora Reed widow of John H Reed of Dillon Montana filed an original stock raising homestead entry G F 062448 Helena 022675 for Lots 1 2 8 4 F42W4 section 18 township 10 south range 5 west Els section 18 township 10 south range 6 west principal Montana meridian Land described was filed before F A Hazelbaker A S Commissioner in Dillon Montana on the 23rd day of Frank Schulz William W Kenison Joe Morris Ralph E Cecil all of Dillon Montana.
Jake M. Flood of Alder Montana files Aug 11 1925 to contest Ben Stansell s Home stead Entry Helena No 21245 Great Falls Serial No 061982 seeking cancellation for nonresidence and lack of improvements since Aug 19 1921. Contest to be confessed if no answer filed within twenty days after the fourth publication Sept 11.
An historic ruling allows women to practice law in Japan, marking a major shift in gender roles within the legal profession. The decision follows long standing debates about equal access and professional opportunities for women.
The Saugus sailing from Spain to New York ran onto a submerged iceberg ledge. SOS messages were answered but a shifting ice mass freed the vessel and it continued toward port.
Earl R. Carruthers files to contest and cancel Patrick J. Sloan homestead G F 062152 Helena 021888 for section 15 township 11 south range 11 west Montana. Carruthers alleges Sloan never resided or improved the land. hearing possible after fourth publication. Sloan must answer within twenty days after the last publication.
Nelie G. Murphy sues Robert T. Murphy in Beaverhead County Montana for divorce on grounds of non support desertion and seeks custody of Agnes Murphy and Paul Murphy. Defendant summoned to answer within twenty days. failure leads to default judgment. Filed August 12 1926 in District Court. Attorney for Plaintiff W Robinson.
Notice states Mary A Carroll of Jackson Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead claim on land described in sections 9 and 10 township 6S range 14W near Dillon. The proof before Fred Rife Clerk of the District Court Dillon is set for September 21 1925 with witnesses John Meyers Michael E Carroll and Francis Carroll.
The Royal Veterinary College in London cares for domestic animals in all injuries and illnesses and is the largest institution of its kind globally.
A method of drying grain without shocking was tested at Ripon Wisconsin last year. The small grain was stacked immediately after cutting and cured by electricity, achieving a successful result.
Jessie M. Smith former Williams of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon on September 26 1925. The entries include G F Nos 062317 Helena 022858 for lots 38 4 SY NW and G F Nos 062866 Helena 022462 for E4%SW% Sec 1 T10S R8W MT Principal meridian. Witnesses include Thomas O Malley Thomas C Sweet Willard M Lincoln Edgar Johnson all of Dillon.
Notice is hereby given that Mate Rebich of Dillon Montana made three year proof for the E4E% WANE NWYSE NmSW4 SIGNW4 section 20 and NEYNEM section 29 township 5 south range 10 west Principal Meridian to be scribed before Fred Rife Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on September 1 1925. Daniel F Mooney Clarence Anderson Joseph Mautz and George Butala all of Dillon Montana are the witnesses.
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