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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
3
A new lighting district on the north side of Great Falls has been created. The quirky exchange about a watch and a ruse is noted in the text, followed by a playful question about the ultimate consumer.
Advertisement notes that indoor gatherings spread illness with sneezing and coughing. It claims early symptoms include coughs colds croup and bronchial trouble and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick relief without opiates. Warner Grocery ads common in era.
Unless owners can be found the following described estray animals will be sold for cash at the Ditty Sale Yards in Dillon on December 9 1922 at 8 p m. A one day mare about 1100 pounds branded on right thigh and a gray gelding about 1250 pounds branded on right thigh.
The Avro refinery in Lewistown Montana is set to expand with new tanking facilities costing about 8000 barrels capacity. Local officials expect improved storage and processing efficiency as part of the modernization.
Edward T. Clark guardian seeks sale of real estate on December 2 1922 at 2 PM at the courthouse Dillon Montana. Property description covers parts of sections 8 17 18 in township 1 south range 15 west Montana meridian totaling about 840 acres. Terms are cash. Dated November 4 1922.
Two notices announce intent to prove up homestead claims in Montana. George L. Cole of Dillon seeks three years on Stock Raising Homestead Entry No. 021850 in sections 17 and 20, township 8S 7W, before W F Stephenson December 14, 1922. Sallie M. White of Butte, heir of Mattie Williams, seeks three years on Homestead Entry No. 018546 in sections 18 and 19, township 8S 6W, before F A Hazelbaker in Dillon, witnesses include John A. Summerour, Charles Vaughn, Kiva Bird, and Lee Summerour.
Notice filed in Armstead Montana indicates Bartholomew J McMenemey seeks three year proof to establish claim on land described in stock raising entry. Hearing set before W E Stephenson December 13 1922. Also includes alias summons for Union Central Life Insurance Company v Oscar Garner case in Beaverhead County Montana demanding foreclosure relief.
Byron C. Wilson of Jackson Montana files for year proof to establish his homestead and stock-raising claims on N4 NW 1 4 and W4 N E M sections 21 township 7 South range 14 West Montana meridian. Proof before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon January 3 1923 with witnesses John Peterson Elmer V Bovell Percy Abel and Robert Atkinson.
Creditors and all persons with claims against Anna E. Stoller, deceased, must exhibit within ten months after first publication, with vouchers, to GEO. T. Banks, administrator, at C. W. Robison's office in the Telephone Block Dillon Montana. Dated November 6, 1922.
Notices from the Helena land office dated 1922 announce final proof dates for Desert Land Entry No 018868 by Mayme R. Asbury and Homestead Entry No 018079 and Additional Stock Raising entry No 020257 by Elsie V. Given. Proceedings to establish claims take place before W E Stephenson in Dillon, with listed witnesses from McHessor and Grant Montana.
The Willard mine near Warm Springs Creek is slated for development according to reports. Local authorities and unnamed investors plan exploration and construction to bring mineral extraction to the site.
Handsome sale notice offers a US cream separator AG 181 in good condition at a reasonable price from Harrison and Son.
Furnished house and small flat available at 805 South Washington. Contact phone 128-J for details. Quiet neighborhood stance, suitable for tenants seeking a calm living space.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a reward of $500 for the conviction of any sheep thief and a reward of $250 for the conviction of any camp robber.
An advertisement touts Frank Hazelbaker as a broker who will save farmers money on farm loans. Details are sparse but imply personal financial services in agricultural lending.
The Dillon Tribune is offered weekly at three outlets: C. P. Thomas at Idaho and Center, The Corner Cigar Store at Montana and Bannack, and The Gray News Co. at the O S L depot.
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