Land Transfers and Deeds Report from Dillon Montana
A list of various land transactions recorded in Dillon includes multiple warranty deeds, quit-claim and bargain sales. Notable entries cover large acreages in the Big Hole basin and surrounding creeks, plus stock capitalization by Kalispell residents for a new 200 barrel refinery planned to operate by April 1.
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Maggie Climer
A. F. Waldorf
Medicine Lodge Creek
James R. Baird
John M. Baird
Big Hole Basin
J. EK. Morse
Ajax Livestock Co
William James Morrow
State Ink
Dillon
Stone Creek
C. L. Livestock Company
James Walker
Bloody Dick Creek
John F. Bishop
Josephe I. Shaw
Kalispell
Kalispell Oil Refinery Company
Patents Granted To Matt Christiansen For 160 Acres
A notice indicates Matt Christiansen receives patents for 160 acres along Squaw Creek. The filed description specifies land ownership and parcel boundaries in the intake records of the Patents division.
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Matt Christiansen
Squaw Creek
Jumping February and August Delivers A Valentine Exchange
A quirky dialogue contrasts Februarys twenty nine days with August's thirty, as a playful couple tests lasting affection. The exchange swaps affection for calendar dates, highlighting whimsy over romance.
Blind Alabama prodigy earns fame in music and auto trade
W C White of Inglenook near Birmingham, blinded in childhood, rose from a poor upbringing to study at Talladega School for the Blind. He became a noted pianist before leaving to join and manage the White and Wallace Garage, mastering automobile mechanics to become a local authority.
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W. C. White
Inglenook
Birmingham
Alabama
School For the
Talladega
White
White and Wallace
White Builds Fortune as Baseball Leader and Orchestra Owner
In 1914 he bought and ran a baseball team that netted him a small fortune. He organized an eighty piece orchestra, led and managed it, and worked as shorthand and typing expert. Today White is included in the more than rich class with interests in a dozen enterprises, all paying propositions.
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White
He was working and the End
A terse fragment repeats that he was working and ends with THE END. The text includes a line Blonde Bess Opines and a provocative remark on heredity and folly as children grow, suggesting a faded or clipped newspaper item with opinionated aside.
Actress hailed Venus by producer in hidden story
A pretty young actress with a stammer was chosen by a film producer to play Venus. The rest of the tale remains in camera, with details withheld.
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Venus
Old Gray Mare Quips On Cold February Start
A witty local quote from Wahoo Nebraska reflects on aging and patience with a frisky winter morning vehicle. The saying plays on a stubborn horse and a brisk February start, capturing small town humor.
Doctor offers payment plan jokingly to patient
A doctor proposes a $50 down and $5 monthly balance, joking that the arrangement sounds like buying a car, while the patient, recovering from surgery, notes the comparison. The exchange highlights the doctor’s blunt humor about medical costs.
Purdy's Philos Says Auto Wins Over Train at Crossing
Purdy's Philos notes that the automobile always beats the train to the crossing barring an accident. This wry remark highlights road travel's edge over rail in everyday risk debates.
Moonlit Street Fatality Remains Mystery
A man found dead on a street at midnight amid speeding autos. investigators note the moonlight alone does not explain the death. The incident leaves unanswered questions about cause and circumstances surrounding the victim.
Boilerman Declares Role as Ship Mateman
A stranded ship in a Southern harbor hears a local man address the cook. He asks if the cook is the mate, and the cook replies he is the man who boils the mate. The exchange presents a humorous nautical misunderstanding aboard the vessel.
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Trish
Safety First in A Gas Fumes Mishap
Doctor questions patient about seeking a gas escape with a match and the patient explains it was a safety match. The exchange highlights precautions in a tense moment.
A Fairy Story Unfolds With Jealous Double Life
A beautiful wife receives a phone call from her working husband apologizing for missing dinner. Enraged by jealousy she dons a stylish outfit and hails a taxi to reach her husband's office on Main Street. She bursts into the office in a dramatic confrontation.
Absent-minded man nearly leaves hat at home
A humorous exchange shows Henry forgetting his hat and Mary pointing out he is already wearing it. He realizes the error and stops himself from leaving. The vignette captures light domestic wit and mutual teasing.
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Mary
Henry
Father and son spar over school marks and exchange
A father notes seven bad marks on his son's report while the modern son retorts that the deficit is small given the current rate of exchange. The quip highlights a humor approach to grade discussions between generations.
Dubuque Shoe Shop Ad Says Ladies Cover Satan Heels
A window sign at a Dubuque Iowa shoe shop reads Ladies, let us cover your satan heels, reflecting a provocative humor tone in a local storefront display. The odd phrasing suggests playful marketing rather than an actual product description.
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Dubuque’ (Ja
Deer Population in Montana Forests Reaches 53000
About 53,000 deer roam Montana forests according to a state wildlife survey. Officials note the figure reflects statewide distribution across multiple habitats and indicates ongoing management needs.
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State
Montana
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advert
A Reliable cough remedy Foley's Honey and Tar Compound offered as a safe and reliable relief for coughs colds and hoarseness. The ad promotes its purity and pleasant taste with Potts the druggist as the seller. Adv 5 9
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Foley
Potts
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