Backward Glimpses From Jan 25 1889 Tribune
Highlights include two cowboys battling a three and a half foot lynx on Hamilton's ranch with Powell's lariat dragging the animal five miles. Stodden Brothers shipping 871 bushels per acre from 95 acres of oats and 50 bushels of wheat per acre the prior year. Polaris mine improving ore output and workers. Y W C A drive surpassing its $700 county quota with over $1,000 raised. oil sands expected at Little Muddy within ten days. a mail mixup sending a Normal milk receipt to Norway. Security State Bank fixtures arriving at the Andrus hotel block and imminent occupancy.
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Hamilton
Upper Horse Prairie
Henry Beach
Lee Powell
Cowboy Powell
Stodden Brothers
Dillon
Polaris
Anaconda Smelting
W. E. Ambrose
Monroe
the Normal
Norway
Ocean
Security State Bank
Andrus
Marriage Celebrated at Melrose for Fay Pair and Thomas Garrison
From the Tribune dated January 28 1898 Fay Pair wed Thomas Garrison at the bride's home in Melrose Garrison a fireman on the OSL RR will move to Lima to reside The piece also notes a postponed masquerade at the Springs with orderly conduct and news of locals heading to Seattle and Klondike for gold fields. A new candies nuts and fruit shop opens near Dillon Cash Grocery.
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Joseph Pair
Miss Fay Pair
Thomas Garrison
Melrose
Paiz
Chris Snyder
Seattle
Ernest Orr
Wm. Smith
Mr. Snyder
Klondike
Dewight Conger
George Grannis
Dillon Cash
Bank of Dillon reports condition in 1938 annual statement
The First National Bank of Dillon Montana closes 1937 with assets of 2 063 705 66 and total deposits of 1 802 841 84. Liabilities include demand and time deposits while capital accounts show 164 000 00 preferred stock and 255 853 07 undivided profits net. J A W Rees cashier swears the report true.
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First National Bank of Dillon
Montana
Comptroller of Currency
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United States
State of
Beaverhead
J. A. W. Rees
Corn Display Attracts Attention In Waterloo Window
A dozen ears of corn in one husk and eleven smaller ears around a large ear draw notice in John H Bourquin’s Waterloo window. The crop was grown by Charles Bourquin of Waterloo.
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John H. Bourquin
Charles Bourquin
Waterloo
From Hoof to Mouth Noted Blacksmith Kinship Revealed
The United Press report notes a handy blacksmith mentioned in the Thursday piece is a brother of Mrs. E. H. Cantrell, linking the craftsman to a local family.
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Washington
America
United Press
Charles Greeley Abbot
Abbot
Smithsonian Institution
Earth
E. H. Cantrell
Sheriff Sale in Dillon Montana on Real Estate
Dated February 4 1938 at 2 PM at the Dillon Court House the sheriff sells the defendants rights in three parcels of land in Beaverhead County Montana Lot 1 Lot 2 and Lot 3 with cash terms. The sale includes detailed metes and bounds descriptions tied to Sec 4 T135S R9W and related sections. Also an unrelated estate case shows an order to show cause in the District Court of Beaverhead County for the estate of Alonzo A Kenison.
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Republic
Bankhead
House
Ludlow
Dillon Tribune
Norman. Giles
W. M. Stone
Beaverhead County
Dillon Finance Corporation
J. L. Thiel
Ivy M. Thiel
A. D
Dillon
Beaverhead
State of Montana
Paul H. Temple
District Court OF the Fifth Judicial
State OF
Montana
Alonzo “A. Kenison
Frank ‘C. McFadden
Alonzo A." Kenison
Wees
Gore
Sheriff's Sale Stone
Range 14
Remy Tne
Ckeon
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof for Dodgson Land
Department of the Interior announces that William F. Dodgson of Wise River Montana filed notice of intention to make Three-year Final Proof on land described in his Homestead Stock Raising Entry No 072751 Section 23 26 Township 1N Range 11W MT Principal Meridian. Proof before Norman Giles Dillon Montana January 81 1938 witnesses Ralph S Potts Joseph W Potts A H McCartney Walter Goose all of Wise River Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Mont
William F. Dodgson
Wise River
Montana
Swysey
Wigney
Range 11
Montana Principal Meridian
Norman Giles
District Court
Dillon
Ralph S. Potts
Joseph W. Potts
A. H. McCartney
Walter Goose
Thos. F. Corbally
Register
Notice of Final Proof for Stockraising Homestead in Montana
General Land Office in Billings Montana announces Bynum Green of Lakeview Montana filed intent to make Final Proof to establish a stockraising homestead claim for lands in T18S R2W and T13S R1W MT. The final proof date is February 2 1938 before the Dillon district court clerk. Named witnesses are Ray Frye J Shanholtzer Blaze Sugar and Scott Newman.
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Department of the Interior General Land Office
Billings
Montana
Bynum Green
Lakeview
Seyanwy
Seyswy
Swy
Sey
Principal
Meridian
District Court
Dillon
Ray Frye
Jeffers
J. ©. Shanhol
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