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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
3
Christian Science Society of Dillon holds services Sunday at 11 o'clock with the topic Christian Science. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m and Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is at 8 o'clock at Yeaman block E Center St.
Bannack and Washington streets residence by the church Edward Smith minister Sunday school at 10 a m classes for all welcome Prof Lee R Light superintendent Morning worship at 11 cordial welcome Ep worth League social hour and lunch at 6 devotions at 6 30 p m Miss Clela Stufft president Evening service at 7 30 informal and helpful Mid week service Wednesday at 7 80 p m with bible study religious news and prayer Open to all
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Helena Mont December 18 1922 Loren J Ibach of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for land described as SI2NE and NW SEY SW section 15 township 10S range 6W Montana meridian before W E Stephenson Clerk District Court Dillon January 23 1923 witnesses Otis D Bullis William D Kenison Walter Trombley and William E Johnson all of Dillon Montana F A Motz Register 51 3
Salvation Army announces weekly meetings: Tuesday and Thursday at 8 p m salvation meetings, Friday cottage prayer at 8 p m, Saturday salvat ion at 8 p m, Sunday Holiness at 11 a m, Sunday school 2 30 p m, and Sunday salvation at 8 p m. All are welcome.
A colored preacher urges temperance as the crowd recalls earlier days before the policy, with a heckler quipping about drinking from a barrel. The exchange highlights public humor around sobriety and reform.
An Ovando Montana reader, B. B. Holland, praises Foley Cathartic Tablets for relief from constipation after trying various remedies. The ad claims the product works without griping and tones the system, endorsed by Potts the Druggist as a wholesome physic.
Property listing fragment shows a sale item labeled Petent 46 131 from Harrison and Son. No further readable details.
District Court of Montana Be over Bea verhead County sal es estate of Bissell Austin deceased. Geo T Banks administrator seeks authority to sell the Bowers property in section 18 T7S R8W NW of SE in Beaverhead. Hearing set for January 13 1928 at 10 a m in Dillon with interested parties to show cause.
Indoor gatherings spread illness with sneezing coughing and throat problems. The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as relief for coughs colds and bronchial trouble printed on the wrapper. Potts the Druggist advertises no opiates.
Cornelius J. Moorse of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove three years for Homestead Entry 018761 and Additional Stock-Raising Entry 022068 in Montana's 1 South 6 West district. Proof scheduled before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on January 16 1923 with witnesses Frank Schulz John H Reed Ralph S Cecil and William W Kenison all of Dillon.
Land Office Helena Montana announces John R Atkinson of Jackson Montana has filed intent to prove up a three year homestead and stock raising claim for parcels in sections 10 15 township 7 south range 14 west Montana. Proof before W E Stephenson Clerk Dillon Montana on January 24 1928 by Martin R Quigley Eli Sage Byron C Wilson and Jennie Fansher all of Jackson Montana.
Byron C. Wilson of Jackson Montana filed for three year proof to establish his claim to lands described in Home stead Entry 020875 and Additional Stock Raising H E 022828 in section 21 township 7 south range 14 west Montana meridian. The testimony will be taken before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on January 3 1923. Other witnesses from Grant and Jackson Montana are named.
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Angie F. Ames, deceased, to file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the office of C W Robinson in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. Smith M Ames administrator notes date of December 1922.
Notice announces public cash auction of two estray horses at Mooney ranch twelve miles south of Dillon on January 12, 1923. A seven year old black mare weighing 1200 pounds with a left shoulder brand and a black gelding weighing 1300 pounds with a left thigh brand are described. Local owners may claim prior to sale.
H M Fry sues Leroy V Cozad and Sadie Matilda Cozad with real estate to be sold January 2 1923 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana. Described property includes portions of sections 29 and 32 township 9 south range 7 west. Terms are cash. Dated December 6 1922. Sheriff D F Mooney and Under Sheriff W D Ross announced.
A maiden kneels by a brook on a warm summer day and gazes into the water. After several minutes she dives in and begins washing her neck with determined, vigorous motions.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' association offers a $500 reward for conviction of any sheep thief and a $250 reward for conviction of any camp robber, as stated in their notice.
An advertisement indicates Frank Hazelbaker will help farmers save on loan costs. The brief promotes farm loan services and emphasizes financial efficiency for agricultural clients.
Advertisement lists weekly Dillon Tribune vendors C P Thomas at Idaho and Center, Cover Cigar Store at Montana and Bannack, and Gray News Co at the U S Depot. Includes notice number 41-tf.
Richard L L Barrett plaintiff against Edward Duff and H B Duff defendants. On January 17, 1923 at 2 p m at the front door of the courthouse Dillon Montana the real estate of Edward S Duff described as lots 3 4 and north half of lot 5 block 6 P and O Normal addition Dillon Beaverhead County sells for cash. Sheriff W D Ross undersheriff dated December 18 1922.
A staged dialogue fragment shows a daughter evading a kiss with a girl like Eve reacting with caution and humor. The exchange highlights fear of a dismissive father and a defiant mood in the moment.
A cryptic note references an idea called Cruel Crack and mentions an investor aged in wood, hinting at a long held concept. The fragment suggests a quirky or coded description tied to a past contemplation.
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