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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1927
Page
7
Real estate transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company weekly summary for the week ending January 1 1927 list property transactions, parties and locations.
State of Montana transfers and notices include a warranty deed from George W. Thompson and wife to Charles F. P. Jones for 202 acres in Central Valley. a grant deed by Andrew J. Davis and wife to Thomas Morrow for Tucker placer and 0. and Emmett Morrow 628 acres near Divide. a quit claim deed by Chas A. Burden to Craig Cornell for 160 acres on Black Tail Deer creek. and a notice of location by Louis Schmittroth west of Dillon for oil and gas.
Anna Ruth Harkness was granted a divorce from Ross Harkness in a decree issued New Year's Eve by Judge W F Carroll in Butte. Mrs. Harkness received custody of their 10 month old son Dale and a support allowance of 15 dollars a month January through July 1927 and 20 dollars a month thereafter until further order. The complaint claimed cruelty and failure to provide. Testimony showed the couple wed in Butte May 8 1925 and then moved to a log cabin near Dillon where the husband hunted and trapped instead of pursuing work. after six months she stated he had accomplished nothing and relied on her parents for support.
The civil suit Joe Rebich versus Martin Markovich over a potato digger was decided in favor of Rebich in justice court and has been appealed to the district court. The case has been tried twice in justice court and once in district court.
Undersheriff Carl Hartwig returned Tuesday evening from Butte with Carl A. Brown and Mrs. May Brown who face misdemeanor charges based on a rancher complaint from the Big Hole basin.
The civil suit of William E. Kennison against Albert Anderson for money claimed on a ranch deal is set for trial on January 12. Judge Lyman H. Bennett was in the city Friday and overruled the demurrer in the case H. G. Rodgers et al v Morris and Jens Elmose.
Hank Silvertree hurries to catch a train after asking for a rat trap. A new vegetable resembles a green squash and can be eaten boiled or pickled. Miles Darden, born 1798 in North Carolina, is described as one of the world’s largest men at seven feet six and over a thousand pounds. Early domestic gas used discarded gun barrels joined into a pipe through screwing ends after European wars.
A fragmented roster of names and places from Idaho and neighboring states with dates ranging from August to December. The list includes residents such as Rexburg Idaho. Pocatello. Idaho Falls. Dillon. Spokane Washington. Denver Colorado. Butte Montana. Leadore. Lima. Harlowtown. Parson entities appear without clear events.
Cascade county farmers sell $10,000 worth of sweet clover seed. Hobson ships eight cars of cattle for the week ending November 18. A Druse girl from the Lebanon Mountain region of Syria may show one eye to the world but unveils two eyes would be the limit of bad taste.
A continued Beaverhead notices list issued licenses to wed across months from August to October. Names include Leslie W. Sills with Laura L. Williams, Ernest Ruegame with Ruth Sappington, Robert J. Black with Emma E. Alison, Norman Thune with Lucille Randall, and many others in Dillon, Butte, Pocatello, Idaho Falls, Sheridan, and Rigby areas.
Glenn Lyon a well known local businessman received a letter from the assistant editor of the American Legion monthly. A picture taken overseas shows Lyon with a group of buddies and publishers seek to identify the sea area and names.
Construction crews deliver twenty seven pipe cars for a new gas line project stretching from Bowes to Havre. The delivery marks a key step in extending energy infrastructure through the region, with crews preparing trenching and welding work along the route.
Life without health burdensome and the Tack it casts a shadow over all our activities Foley Bills a diuretic stimulant to the kidneys cause a regular healthgiving flow carrying out of the body in a natural way that waste matter which is not promptly removed spreads its poisons throughout the entire system to the detriment of health Bodily aches severe pains a run down condition of the system inevitably results Ask for Foley Pills diuretic Potts the Druggist Adv THE TRIBUNE IS ALWAYS FIRST
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