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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
7
The narrator meets a bold woman on a Benton-bound train amid a drunken altercation. A tense exchange follows as he defends her honor, learns western customs, and plans to meet again at the big tent in Benton as the journey nears its end.
Margaret Anderson Belfry Indi a Watson Butte and Alice Bennett Anaconda form the debating team set to face the Sophomore men at Bozeman on Thursday night February 3. A Valentine dance for students and guests is planned at the recreation hall Saturday night with assembly program next Tuesday led by the YWCA.
Dr. S. E Davis spent Tuesday in Helena this week, engaging in a series of meetings and local engagements. The visit highlighted ongoing medical outreach and community discussions with Helena residents.
Advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as ideal for elderly users due to lack of chloroform or opiates, mild laxative effect, soothing healing properties, and quick relief from coughs and throat irritations. It emphasizes suitability for lingering flu coughs and night symptoms.
An advertisement promotes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for kidneys, claiming they aid natural waste removal and prevent poisons spreading through the body, preventing aches and a run-down condition. Potts the Druggist runs the ad.
Registration books for Dillon Montana city election close at 6 p m on February 17 1927 Electors may register before County Clerk John S Baker at the Courthouse Dillon Montana in his capacity as County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar Adv 2 6
Montana State files foreclosure action against Ralph Richards and Christena Richards to recover $1000 on a promissory note with foreclosure of a mapped Homestead Entry No. 126 on land in Beaverhead County. Notice cites mortgage Book 76 Page 558 and Wise River water rights. case dated January 20, 1927 with court seal and clerk F Rife.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County a matter of the estate of Dennis Brennen, deceased is cited. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of legal proceedings related to the estate action, public declaration and deadlines apply.
Annie E R Nelson administratrix advertises private sale of estate of Dennis Brennen deceased. Land consists of lots three and four and parts of section nineteen township range in Beaverhead County Montana totaling 273.44 acres subject to oil and gas lease. Bids due February 7 1927. cash at bid. balance on court confirmation. bids in writing to Dillon Montana or J J Kelly attorney.
Albert C G Morrow of Dillon Montana filed final proof for SE 1 4 section 6 SW 1 4 section 8 and other parcels, under the 1916 act, before U S commissioner F A Hazel baker at Dillon on February 25 1927. Witnesses: Charles A Burden Matthew Reis Howard F E Morse and Charles P Thomas all of Dillon.
Frank E Merchesseau of Polaris Montana filed notice on December 29 1916 to establish a claim to land described by public land entries and surveys near Great Falls Montana. The land lies in WASWY and NEW sections with multiple fractional lots and government meridian. The hearing before U S commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana is scheduled February 26 1927. Dewey Marchesseau Alex Silach William A Pahnish and Andy B Pyle of Polaris are named as observers or witnesses.
Grover L Harris of Box 804 Dillon Montana filed intent to make final three year proof under the 1916 act to establish his homestead claims in township 7 south range 6 west and township 7 south range 7 west Montana meridian. Hearing before U S commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on February 25 1927. Witnesses: George G Cleveland James F E Braddock Ray Townsend James Bray. Adv 256. A H Stringham Acting Register.
The State of Montana issues an alias summons to Edgar Ferris and Clara Ferris in a Beaverhead County case filed to recover 178.50 plus interest from a Idaho probate court judgment of February 11, 1925 based on a promissory note. The defendants must answer within twenty days or a default judgment may be entered. the complaint references John Collins of Dillon Montana as plaintiff’s attorney.
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