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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1922

Page

3

Land Notices Notice for Re Publica tion

Land office notice lists William Gerrard of Grant Montana filing for three year proof to claim 155.16 acres in sections 21 and 22 T 11 R 138 W M M before clerk W E Stephenson at Dillon Montana on February 23 1922. Witnesses named Charles A Burden Hans Pedersen Roy L Stocker and John Peterson all of Grant Montana.

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana William Gerrard Grant M. M W. E. Stephenson Dillon Charles A. Burden Hans Pedersen Roy L. Stocker John Peterson Jos. Oker Register

Notice for Public Sale of Three Homestead Claims

Department of the Interior notes that O. Jordan of Dillon Montana filed intention to make three fee proof to establish claim to NE% Sec 15 and NW Sec 15 and 14 Township 8 South Range 6 West Montana Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on March 2 1922 lists Earl M Sexton Erma Sexton Orville S Honeyman and Washita East of Dillon as residents involved. Jos. Oker Register.

Department of the Interior U. 5S Helena Montana William O. Jordan Dillon Township Range 6 West Montana Meridian U. S Earl M. Sexton Erma Sexton Orville S. Honeyman Washita Jos. Oker Register

Notice for Publication on Homestead Entry 019103 and 021229

Department of the Interior notice in Helena Montana states John A Boyd of Armstead has filed to prove up three-year claim on land described by Homestead Entry 019103 and Stock-Raising H E 021229. Proof before W E Stephenson Dillon Montana March 2 1922 by J Bruce Metlen William Puffins Patrick H McMenomey and Jerry Geiger all of Armstead. Jos Oker Register.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana John A. Boyd Armstead Township Range Meridian W. E. Stephenson District Court Dillon J. Bruce Metlen William Puffins Patrick H. McMenomey Jerry Geiger Jos. Oker Register

Doctor Announces Office Move to Metlen Block

A local doctor returns to his hometown and announces a new office location in the Metlen block above Olmsted-Stevenson's. He notes mixed local reactions to his success in the big city.

Dr. Best Metlen Olmsted-Stevenson S. 6Tf

Notice of Contest Involving Home Stead Entry No 016816

The U S Land Office at Helena Montana notifies Martin Ryan of Bozeman and Loren J Ibach of Dillon that Ibach filed on January 18 1922 to contest and cancel Ryan s home stead entry 016816 for parcels in sections 14 and 18 township 10 south range 6 west Montana meridian on grounds of abandonment with residence not established The notice warns that failure to answer within twenty days after the fourth publication will lead to cancellation without further hearing and requires proof of service and post office directions The first publication was January 27 1922 with subsequent dates February 8 February 10 and February 17 1922

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana Martin Ryan Bozeman Loren J. Ibach Dillon Township Meridian OS. Oker Register

Garrison Files Three Year Proof for Homestead in Montana

George Garrison of Grant Montana has filednotice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on the land described in Sec 10 and Sec 15, Township 9S Range 12W Montana Meridian. The proof will be before F A Hazelhaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on March 8, 1922. Accompanying witnesses are Joan Prohosky James Prohosky Luther C Stocker and Frank P Blair all from Grant Montana. Jos OKER Register.

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana George Garrison Grant Range 12 Meridian F. A. Hazelhaker U.S Dillon Joan Prohosky James Prohosky Luther C. Stocker Frank P. Blair Jos. Oker Register

Alias Summons in Beav erhead Montana Divorce Case

In Beaverhead County Montana Edna B. Reikow sues Edward C. Reikow for divorce citing five years of neglect and lack of support. The defendant must answer within twenty days or a default judgment may be entered. The suit seeks dissolution of marriage and restoration of the plaintiff's former name with other relief as just. Filed January 25, 1922 in Dillon Montana.

Edward. C. Reikow District Court of Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead District Court State of A. D W. BE. Stephienson

Grondahl Divorce Case in Beaverhead County Montana

In the District Court of Beaverhead County, Frances Grondahl sues John Grondahl for divorce. The summons orders answer within twenty days, else default judgment. The complaint alleges misconduct and abandonment, seeking custody of two children and other relief. Court date noted January 31, 1922, with clerk W. E. Stephenson and attorneys Lew L. and E. J. Callaway.

John Grondahl District Court of Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead District Court A. D W. E. Stephenson Lew. L E. J. Callaway Plaintiff Dillon, Montana

Notice for Publication Bruce T Swope Dillon Montana

Bruce T Swope of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to establish three year proof to perfect entry No 021752 for NY%SE% and SW4SEX Section 26 Township 6 South Range 7 West Montana Meridian. He will appear before U S Commissioner I A Hazel baker at Dillon Montana March 7 with witnesses John T Neal Oscar Garner Charles A Clemens and Dale W English all of Dillon.

Department of the Interior U. S&s. Land Office Helena Montana Bruce T. Swope Dillon Township Range 7 Meridian U. S John T. Neal Oscar Garner Charles A. Clemens Dale W. English Jos. Oker Register

Notice of public land claim in Reichle Montana

Public land notice from the Department of the Interior U S Land Office Helena Montana dated February 3 1922. Nicholas Adders of Reichle Montana has filed intent to prove up three years on his Additional Homestead Entry No 016565 for S 12 N E M EY S E Section 14 Township 4 South Range 9 West Montana Meridian before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on March 14 1922. Signers include John B Garrison Richard A Maier John Waters all of Reichle Montana and Dr A C Morrow of Dusis Montana.

Department of the Interior U. SS. Land Office Helena Montana Nicholas Adders Reichle Township Range 9 West Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker U. S Dillon John B. Garrison Richard A. Maier John Waters A. C. Morrow Dusis

Notice of Application for Tax Deed in Armstead Mont

The bearer Alpheus Decker will apply on March 20 1922 to Beaverhead County Treasurer for a tax deed to Block Fourteen 14 Lots 11 and 12 Plat B Armstead Montana. Amount due 20.54 dollars.

Beaverhead County Montana Armstead Alpheus Decker

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed Nationwide

Time tested cough remedy Foley's Honey and Tar Compound praised for easing colds and preventing illness. Patrons from Marquette Michigan to Parkersburg West Virginia report reliable relief and safe use for children, noting no opiates and gentle on the stomach.

Foley TH. Foley Marquette Mich A. L .Stensbury Parkersburg W. Va

Reward Offered For Sheep Thieves And Camp Robbers On Display

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a 500 dollar reward for conviction of any sheep thief and a 250 dollar reward for conviction of any camp robber. The operetta In India will be performed in Normal College auditorium for two nights March 2 and 3 by the college glee club directed by Pauline Van de Walker.

Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's Association India Normal College College Glee Club Pauline van de Walker

Day of gaiety in Sicily described with crowds and gambling sights

Stark Young records a Sicilian festival with booths, gambling stands, roulette, fireworks, rockets, and church firecrackers. A Syracuse band plays near the Duomo while lanterned streets fill with crowds, scent of jasmine, and night sky over ancient walls and a Saracen castle.

Stark Young North American Review Syracuse

Stamp Profiteering Slow in Italian Market Streets

The New York Sun notes small scale stamp traders on Italian market streets operate on fractional profits. They display stamps made in Italy each Saturday night, often following a boy selling writing paper. Occasionally a transaction involves a half sheet, enabling tiny remittances to friends abroad.

Imarket Italan Italy New York Sun

Man Buys Car After Joke About Shock Absorber

A man purchases a cheap car and asks for a shock absorber to be sent to his wife in advance hoping she will receive a limousine. The seller offers to install one, but the buyer declines.

Egomania in a Humorous Exchange

The dialogue mocks Gabson's self view with wry digs about biographies and a hypothetical frontispiece photo. The piece satirizes vanity using concise, witty lines about self importance. The tone is light and observational, typical of a humorous column excerpt.

Penny Standard Reframes Value Against Dollar Metric

A quip notes that if dollars set the standard for comparing value, others may judge you by a lesser penny standard, highlighting skewed perceptions of worth tied to currency.

Arthur J. Balfour at White House New Year’s Reception

Arthur J. Balfour representing Great Britain attended the New Year’s reception at the White House. He appeared in full dress uniform as lord president of the council during the event.

Arthur J. Balfour Great Britain White House

Damage Done by Ice Storm

An ice storm destroys mature trees, ending years of care and growth. While poles, wires, and schedules are quickly repaired, the living canopy requires generations to replace. The article reflects on the lasting impact of lost shade and tree life.

Worcester Telegram Nerught

Rockefeller's Stomach Asset Joke Sparks Lively Banter

A quip about Rockefeller and a good stomach circulates as a humorous aside. The line suggests valuing a good stomach at millions and playfully proposes listing it as a loan asset to see the outcome.

Rockefeller

Ranch for sale or rent in Montana between Apex and Reicle

Notice advertises a 160 acre Montana ranch with improvements for sale or rent located between Apex and Reicle. For further information contact Miss Jaanita Barbour of Moscow Idaho at Inland Hospital Advertisement.

Apex Reicle Mont Jaanita Barbour Moscow Idaho Inland Hospital

No violent argument ever made anyone feel better

The remark notes that no one gains from violent disputes and implies that settling conflicts without violence yields better feelings for all involved. It emphasizes that anger does not justify harm and promotes nonviolent resolution.

Methodist and Presbyterian Federated Churches Notice

East Bannack street announces services at Edward Smith minister with Sunday school at 10:00 a m graded work for all ages all welcome Prof Lee R Light superintendent Morning worship at 11:00 a m cordial welcome extended Wordworth League 6 80 p m Miss Christena Barcus president Evening services 7:30 p m informal and helpful Midweek service Wednesday 7:30 p m Bible study and prayer open to all To automobilists a toot in time saves a fine

East Bannack St

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