Notice for Republication Land Entry 014121 Montana
William Gerrard of Grant Montana filed intent to prove up a 155.16 acre homestead in sections 21 and 22 T11S R13W M M. The hearing before Clerk W I Stephenson at Dillon is set for February 23 1922. Witnesses named are Charles Burden Hans Pedersen Roy Stocker and John Peterson all of Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
M. M
W. I. Stephenson
Dillon
Montana
Charles A. Burden
Hans Pedersen
Roy L. Stocker
John_Peterson
Grant
Jos. Oker
Register
Notice for Publication of Homestead Claims Dillon MT 1922
Department of the Interior lists notices for Joseph Oker Register. Jordan of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove three year proof to establish land claims for M8 percent Sec 15 NW and N34 of Sec 14 Township 8 South Range 6 West. Hearing before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon MT on March 2 1922. Claimants Earl M Sexton Erma Sexton Orville S Honeyman and Washita East of Dillon MT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
William QO. Jordan
Dillon
Township
Range 6 West
Montana Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Earl M. Sexton
Erma Sexton
Orville S. Honeyman
Washita
Jos. Oker
Register
Notice of Homestead Claim Three Year Proof Dillon MT 1922
Land Office at HelenaMontana notices that John A Boyd of Armstead Montana filed to prove up land claims by three year proof for N% SEY Lots2 3 Sec23 and Lot1 NW% SW NE USW4 Lots2 3 4 N%SE% S% N% Sec26 T10S R11W MTM. The hearing before W E Stephenson Clerk of District Court Dillon on March 2 1922. Claimants named Bruce Metlen William Puffini Patrick H McMenomey Jerry Geiger all of Armstead MT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
John A. Boyd
Armstead
Patrick H. McMenomey
Jerry Geiger
Jos. Oker
Register
Beaverhead County offers $25 reward for dumping along highway
Beaverhead County pays a $25 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone who dumps rubbish on county highways. Notification from the Board of County Commissioners signed by D. D. McKnight, Chairman, Dillon, Montana, dated June 8, 1920. Prohibition note appears as a separate fragment.
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Beaverhead County
Board of County Commissioners
D. D. McKnight
Dillon
Mont
Contest Notice of Land Office in Montana
Land Office in Helena Montana notifies Martin Ryan of Bozeman that Loren J Ibach of Dillon Montana files to contest Martin Ryan’s homestead entry 016816 for sections and townships in Montana. Allegations claim abandonment and no residence since 1920, with steps to cancel if no answer within twenty days after fourth publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Martin Ryan
Bozeman
Loren J. Ibach
Dillon
Meridian
JOS. Oker
Register
Notice for Public Sale of Montana Homestead Entry
Notice announces George J. Garrison of Grant Montana seeks to complete three year proof on Homestead Entry No 021488 for fields in sections 10 and 15 township 9S range 12W before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on March 8 1922. Witnesses include John Prohosky James Prohosky Luther C Stocker and Hank P Blair of Grant Montana. Jos Okier Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
George J. Garrison
Grant
Township
Range 12 West
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Dillon
John Prohosky
James Prohosky
Luther C. Stocker
Hank P. Blair
Jos. Okier
Register
Public Notice of Homestead Proof in Dillon Montana
Bruce T. Swope of Dillon Montana files intention to prove up land entered October 4 1921 under No 021752 for N4%2Sh% and SWY%4SE% Section 26 Township 6 South Range 7 West Montana Meridian before U S Commissioner F A Hazlebaker March 7 1922 with witnesses John T Neal Oscar Garner Charles A Clemens and Dale W English all of Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Bruce T. Swope
Dillon
Township 6 South
Range 7 West
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
John T. Neal
Oscar Garner
Charles A. Clemens
Dale W. English
Jos. Oker
Register
The Oldest Game of All Seeks to Halt Age
The remark notes that aging is a persistent human effort driven by vanity in women and men's belief they can deceive them. It frames aging as a long running, unwinnable contest that will continue as long as societal attitudes persist.
Costs of city living rise from club dues burden
The text notes that high city living costs are driven by club dues. It argues that the typical businessman belongs to numerous associations, to the point where he no longer belongs to himself.
Candidate seeks speech to defeat rival in city election
A man hires a lawyer to craft a harsh campaign speech for the night before a city election. The candidate plans to attack a rival who beat him by 300 votes last year, even noting the opponent’s alleged misdeeds. The lawyer declines, noting caution as the rivalry continues in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati ‘Enquirer
Bret Harte A Life Of The California Writer And Diplomat
The obituary outlines Bret Harte born Albany New York August 25 1839 youth in California founding the Overland Monthly in San Francisco 1860s roles including professor in the University of California consul at Creford and Glasgow and later life in England It lists many notable works such as The Luck of Roaring Camp The Outcasts of Poker Flat Condensed Novels and Tales of the Argonauts and California Stories among others.
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Bret Harte
Albany
N. Y
California
Overland Monthly
San Francisco
University of California
New York
United States
Creford
Germany
Glasgow
England
Sierras
Gabriel Conroy
Sandy Bar
Redwood Camp
Father's Affection Surprise in Mary Tale
A Chicago Journal excerpt recalls a twelve year old narrator and eleven year old Mary stealing lilacs then meeting the father who welcomes them home. The scene ends with warmth as the man jokes about their past with Mary and the kitchen steps.
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Mary
Brother
Chicago Journal
Doubtful Ending in the Last Chapter
A short dialogue hints at differing views on happiness as the lovers wed in the final chapter, sparking debate over whether the ending is truly joyful.
His Pride Lamp
A father reads a college letter to his mother about his son receiving a boxing lamp. The mother recalls she expected athletic success and happiness in the news from the Orange Owl column.
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Myopia
Orange Owl
If at first you don't succeed get another job
The adage counsels switching careers after initial failures. It contrasts perseverance with practical reassessment of skills and opportunities in the job market.
Reikow v Reikow court summons in Beaverhead Montana
In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County Edna B. Reikow sues Edward C. Reikow seeking a divorce on grounds of five years of neglect and dissipation. The plaintiff requests dissolution of the bonds of matrimony and restoration of her former name with legal costs and relief.
Montana District Court Seeks Answer in Grondahl Divorce
The Fifth Judicial District Court in Beaverhead County requires Frances Grondahl to file an answer within twenty days after service. The complaint accuses John Grondahl of failing to provide necessaries for over a year, seeking custody of two children and other relief as just. The document is dated January 31, 1922, with Clerk W. E. Stephenson sealing the proceedings and attorneys Lew. L. & E. J. Callaway listed.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beagarhead
Edna B. Reikow
Edward C. Reikow
Beaverhead
A. D
W. FE
John Grondahl
District Court of
W. E. Stephenson
Lew. L
E. J. Callaway
Plaintiff
Dillon
Montana
Country supports the town and its people
The article argues mutual prosperity between country and town driven by farmers and laborers earning good money, with banks, merchants, hotels, doctors, and lawyers thriving. It urges the town to aid country people by providing a profitable market for surplus products and cautions against hard bargaining with farmers' families.
Alarmists warn about future generations yet they prove fair
The claim contrasts alarmist fears about future generations with observed resilience and fairness in the coming cohorts, noting that so far they have been reasonable and capable.
Beaverhead Prospects Highlight Montana Pride and Investment
Citizens celebrate Beaverhead’s resources and prospects from fertile fields to forests. The Tribune seeks new settlers and outside investment, noting Montana’s publicity push and the upcoming American Press Association meeting in Missoula to keep Beaverhead prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Montana
American Press Association
Missoula
the Tribune
Sheep Ranch For Rent In Frying Pan Basin Montana
Advertisement offers a sheep ranch for rent in Frying Pan basin covering 2 000 acres enclosed plus 2 000 outside in three tracts. Suitable for several bands with numerous springs and shelter. One inside spring never freezes. No hay needed for strong sheep, ideal lambing place. Write for details James Kirkpatrick Box 356 Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kirkpatrick
Dillon
Montana
Years Ahead Define Me More Than Time Passed
The statement reflects on how the quality of future years matters more than their count. It emphasizes the character of upcoming seasons over raw duration. It suggests that outcomes hinge on actions and choices shaping the years to come.
News Stands Selling Dillon Tribune Weekly
The Dillon Tribune is offered at several stands each week including C. P. Thomas at Idaho and Center, The Corner Cigar Store at Montana and Bannack, and The Gray News Co. at the U. S. Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Tribune
C. P. Thomas
Idaho and
Center Streets
Cigar Store
Montana
Bannack
Gray News Co
U. S
Methodist and Presbyterian Federated Churches Service Schedule
Sunday school at 10:00 a m with graded work for all ages everyone welcome. Prof Lee R Light superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 a m. Epworth League 6:30 p m Miss Christena Barcus president. Evening service 7:30 p m with formal and helpful service. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30 p m Bible study and prayer open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sith
Lee ‘R. Light
Honest poverty and honest riches in view of virtue
An editorial line argues that honest poverty is not disgraceful while honest wealth carries responsibilities and moral weight. It emphasizes modesty, industriousness, and ethical behavior regardless of fortune.
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Prix Goncourt
Batoulal
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Eng G Dunlap
Anaconda
Western Hide and Fur Co
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Omaha
Lew L
EF. J. Callaway
Dillon, Montana
County of
Frances Grondahl
Eaton’s Highland
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M’reynolds
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Supreme Court of the United States
Methodist and Presbyterian Federated Churches
Annabel Desmond
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H. H. Sato
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