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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1923
Page
3
Frank Hazelbaker promotes a farm loan service promising money savings for applicants. The advertisement emphasizes financial help for farmers and includes contact details typical of 16-tf classifieds.
Legal notices from Helena and Dillon describe land filings for oil shale leases and stock-raising entries, multiple patent and land selections, and sheriff sales. The items name Hilary Tate and Mose Linz as claimants, with witnesses and dates, plus a Dillon Sheriff sale of real estate and Union Ditch Company water rights.
A Montana notice lists land serial numbers and legal descriptions for parcels in sections across townships. It notes protests must be filed with the General Land Office in Washington D C and warns failure to protest will be recommended for approval.
U S Land Office Helena Montana January 23 1923 to February 28 1891 lists applications for penetinas lands including sections 9 17 20 21 28 in township 9 south range 11 west. George H Gulliksen of Dillon Montana filed homestead entry January 15 1918 for land in section 5 township 7 south range 11 west and seeks three year proof before H A Hazelbaker on February 2 in Dillon Montana with witnesses Orrin J Sholl Carl Innes Fred Henne and George R Webster.
A man started a journey from Buffalo to Cleveland wearing a prison suit. He was arrested nine times within a thirty mile stretch, drawing attention to his condition and the public response to his garb.
Notice is given that Henry S. Asbury of Blaine Montana filed intent to prove up a three year claim to land described as SW4SE section 88 township 6 S range 6 W and lots 2 8 and 4 section 4 township 7 S range 6 W Montana meridian before F A Hazel baker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on March 17 1923. Names Jesse J Brown Lafayette Nelson William T Parry and William H Fulwood all of Dillon Montana listed as witnesses.
A Montana Bea verhead County district court summons orders Fred Hale to answer a wage claim filed by Lon Arp for 415.60 dollars plus costs, with a 20 day response period. Also included are estate notice by administrator L. B. Seybold and Desert Land Entry final proof notice for Aggie Polish with March 2, 1928 date and listed witnesses.
Gallatin Tennessee resident Mrs A Sanders reports using Foley's Honey and Tar to cure her two daughters of coughs and colds. The advertisement claims quick relief from coughs colds croup throat chest and bronchial trouble with no opiates and lists ingredients on the wrapper. Potts druggist is named in the ad.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of $500 for the conviction of any sheep thief and a reward of $250 for the conviction of any camp robber, for the protection of forest property.
Two notices from Dillon Montana dated 1923: land claim by John Drebs on Lot 4 Sec 18 and Lot 1 Sec 19 Township 8S Range 6W filed for final three year proof before U S Commissioner P A Hazelbaker on March 28 1923. and estate of Casper Mautz administrator Geo T Banks invites creditors to present claims within four months at the Beaverhead county office in Dillon Montana.
Catherine Uribe a former chorus girl claims she has Clara Phillips the so called Tier Woman of Los Angeles murder fame under guard in Mexico. Uribe says she will turn Clara over to California authorities for the release of her husband and brother held in Los Angeles on charges.
An archival classified ad promotes Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co of Dillon led by Frank Hazelbaker. It urges prompt abstracts from complete detailed plant offerings. It also features Beaverhead Motors Co with Ford sales and a slogan about banking the difference.
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