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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1922

Page

5

Notice for Public Sale of Stock-Raising Land Claim

Department of the Interior notices Peter Swetich of Dillon Montana intends to prove up a three year stock-raising land claim No 020908 for sections 11 township 8 south range 10 west Montana meridian. Proof to establish claim will be at the district court in Dillon January 18 1922 before Clerk W E Stephenson. Witnesses listed include John Swietich John Burns Frank Conklin and Oscar O. Sharp all of Dillon. 502 JOSEPH OKER Register

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana James H. Ashworth Bannack Township 6 South Range 11 Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker U.S Dillon George Gauthier al Norman Carl G. Knoll Roy Webster Argenta Peter Swetich Township 8 South Range District Court John Sweiich John Burns Frank Conklin Oscar O. Sharp Jos. Oker Register

Beaverhead County offers 25 reward for dumping on highways

Beaverhead County will pay a $25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who dump rubbish along county highways. Board of County Commissioners, Beaverhead County. By D. D. McKnight, Chairman of Board, Dillon, Mont., June 8.

Beaverhead County Board of County Commissioners D. D. McKnight Dillon, Mont

Business Proposal Turns to Real Love in 1922 Tale

Edna Mattison and the self made Andrew exchange a rare exchange of wooing and wealth. He arrives with a business proposition for marriage then discovers love is the true currency. As he earns her trust and affection she feels ownership and wonder at his sincere devotion. Edna finally says yes, love conquers the plan.

Mr. Mattison Mr. Andrews Edna Andrews Mattison Ted Caleb

Order to Show Cause Why Sale Of Estate Should Not Be Made

Montana district court orders show cause hearing for Frederick C. North estate. Petitioner Frank P. Madden seeks sale of real and personal property including an undivided half interest in Echo Quartz Lode Mining claim, 658 Boston Montana Corp shares, and a one room building on John Judge ranch near Polaris. Hearing set for January 14, 1922. publication in Dillon Tribune.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Frederick C. North Frank P. Madden Dillon Tribune Bald Mountain Beaverhead County Boston-Montana Corporation John Judge Polaris C. Smith

Notice to Creditors in Maggie Bell Estate

Notice is hereby given by Louis L. Bell administrator of the estate of Maggie Bell deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication at the law office of W. J. Cushing Dillon Montana Beaverhead County.

Maggie May Bell Maggie Bell W. J. Cushing Dillon Montana Beaverhead Louis L. Bell

Conjurings as Told by Old Negro Women in Atlantic Tale

The article recounts a story of conjuring slaves in America who use a bag of vermin and devils to torment victims. The conjuror’s ritual involves poisonous insects and animals buried under a house eave. Eleanor C. Gibbs cites an Atlantic Monthly account of a woman from Africa who claimed personal experience with these rites.

America Africa Eleanor C. Gibbs Atlantic Monthly

Chances of Marriage Across Life Stages

A historical statistical tally shows a woman's odds of marriage by age. At fifteen to nineteen one in seventy two wed, twenty to twenty four one in thirteen, twenty five to thirty one in eight, thirty to thirty four one in twenty four, thirty five to thirty nine one in twenty eight, forty to forty four fifty six to one against, and forty five to fifty one hundred eight to one.

Memory Methods and a Senator's Dismissive Reply

The private secretary praises a memory training book while Senator Sorghum rejects it, quipping that after decades of speaking he prefers tools to help people forget. The exchange highlights differing attitudes toward mnemonics and public speaking.

Sorghum

The Way of It Peachy Married Again Question

The Kansas City Star notes a playful exchange at a restaurant where Heloise jokes Peachy is marrying again, and Claudine quips she has never married but is often thought to be about to wed. The brief humor reflects social chatter over a familiar local figure.

Sheriffs Sale Notice in Dillon Montana 1922

SHERIFI S SALE Plaintiff Against WILLIAM ELLIS MINNIE ELLIS STATE BANK OF DILLON OLMSTED-STIEVEN SON To Be Sold at Sheriff s Sale On the Geth day of January 1922 at 2 o clock P M at the front door of the court house in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana the following described property to wit The Northeast Quarter of Section Fifteen 15 Township Eight 8 South of Range Nine 9 West Montana Meridian containing 160 acres more or less together with all water rights water ditches flumes and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining to said land Terms of sale Cash Dated this 4th day of January 1922 D F MOONEY Sheriff of Beaverhead County

Dillon Beaverhead Montana Township Hight Montana Meridian D. F. Mooney Beaverhead County

Dillon Implement Co Stockholders Meeting Notice

Notice is given of a stockholders and board of directors meeting for Dillon Implement Co. at 86 North Idaho Street Dillon on Monday January 30 at 2 p m. The agenda includes electing officers for the coming year and any other business. Charles H Phillips and Mary Hester Phillips Bond are listed as officers.

Dillon Implement Co North Idaho Street Dillon Charles H. Phillips Res Mary Hester Phillips-Bond Secy Treas

Dexter Kimball Becomes ASME President at Cornell

Dean Dexter Kimball of Cornell University Ithaca New York has assumed office as president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the largest engineering society in the country.

Dexter & Kimball College of ‘Engineering Cornell University Ithaca N. Y American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Telephone hoax helps nab embezzler in New York

A call to New York detective headquarters from a Chicago-based voice identifying Phil as Detective Aylward of St. Louis led to the arrest of a man at a New York hotel. He carried 18000 in cash and faced charges of embezzlement and receiving stolen property. the St. Louis case involved 14000.

New York Phil Aylward St. Louis Hint

Pistache Trees Move Northward From Deserts to U S

The United States plant bureau promotes pistache cultivation in the Southwest after sourcing seeds from old-world deserts and Sicily. Seedlings grown in California are distributed to growers in California, Texas, Utah and beyond for drought resistant stocks and grafting with superior varieties imported from Asia Minor.

United States Old World Sahara Asia Minor Peluchistan Persia Southwest Ito Chica Cal California Texas Utal Sicily

Fossil Bones Mark Gold-Rich Alaska Valleys as Prospect Indicators

In Alaska the remains of extinct animals like mammoths mastodons reindeer and bison abound above auriferous gravels. Fossils near gold deposits are viewed by explorers as reliable indicators of nearby riches as ancient rivers trapped bones and gold in valley bottoms.

Alaska Minera

Milch Cows for Sale in Armstead Montana

Nine milk cows offered by RB. R. Given of Armstead Montana. Some are fresh, some springers. Will sell all or separately. Advertise ment. The gay life is seldom a pay life.

Armstead R. Given Mont

Vacation Takes Control Preventing a Relaxing Break

A humorous note suggests that while you plan a getaway the vacation itself controls the time and pace. Readers are gently reminded that rest can be elusive as plans clash with the actual experience of travel and leisure.

Believers urge people rule as advised by a thinker

The statement argues that if the public followed his guidance they would govern themselves. It frames a populist call for popular rule and reflects confidence in collective decision making guided by his recommendations.

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Liberty Bell Savings Bank State Bank Federal Reserve System LAND Adeline Gehrig McClure Newspaper Syndicate South Africa Sherifi Catherine I. Meninch William Ellis Minnie Ellis Stati Bank OF Dillon Olmsted-Stievenson Dexter S Kimball First National Bank The Dillon, Montana Government Majer Spokane Wash Annabel Desmond South Pacific St Crystal Laundry H. Sato Corne. Sebree Montana Sts M. Paumie Galena St Butte, Mont Standard Lumber and Coal Co E. Blinn North Montana St
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