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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
11
Real estate transfers are listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending January 23 1926. The items document transfers of property and associated instruments reflecting activity in local land records during this period.
United States of America transfers 160 acres to John Prohosky in the Horse Prairie valley. The action records a federal land patent allocating the parcel to the recipient.
A series of warranty deeds record transfers in Montana. John W. Stoufe sells 166.57 acres near Monida to Osie E. Smith. A B F Graeter Park Realty Co. conveys Dillon Original Townsite and Stahl’s addition lots plus mining lodes interest. K A Sanders transfers 100 acres near Apex to Milo Sanders. Estate of Jacob Mills sells 600 acres in Big Hole basin to Joseph F E Shaw. Wardorf Co transfers two lots in Thomsen addition to Dillon to Lucia Bostwick.
John W. Hails conveys 160 acres near Apex Montana to E. A. Sanders in a sheriff’s deed. The transaction records a land transfer under local sheriff authority, with parcel described as rural property in Granite County.
Curfew No 2 and Victory lode claims in the Montana mining district near Sunburst are noted. A Boudoin-Standard oil drilling rig was erected for a deep test well and a Kevin Sunburst pipeline with a tank farm will be built by Shelby Homestake Exploration Co. Montana will receive 1,551,660 in federal aid during 1926.
The Dillon paper notes a ghostly apparition of Jessrang the cremator spotted in sage brush southeast of town on moonlit nights. It also mentions dull gambling, a trap for jackass rabbits at the courthouse, and snow troubles delaying Utah & Northern trains near Apex.
R P Willard leaves tonight for a six weeks visit with friends and relatives in Iowa and Missouri. Runners pressed into service today for greasing free slides. A New Year celebration with a China boy and Melican man is noted. Children's masquerade at the Masonic hall under Mrs Amede Bessette was successful with attractive costumes. Dillon's little men and a woman enjoyed the event.
A reader asks Smart Set readers how to balance marriage and a career. She cites a fiancé with traditional views, a sister burdened by poverty, and the risk of financial strain for future children, asking how to proceed.
Sidney Russell Miller Milling Co installs a $35 000 diesel engine. Cascade County closes 1925 with cash on hand totaling $770 657.
Mrs F Bowdick of Monte Vista Colorado reports she was relieved of a terrible goitre two years ago and says the misery has never bothered her since. She attributes the cure to Sorbol Quadruple a stainless liniment and advises contacting the Sorbol company Mechanicsburg Ohio or local druggists A Potts for more information.
Northern Montana sold $500000 worth of turkeys for 1925 holidays. Montana banks show $20000000 more on deposit than in 1916. Farmington shipped 150 cars of grain in 1925, vs 115 in 1924. Great Falls December building mounted to $17470. Billings Big corn bean seed show event January 21 23.
An advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children, claiming it cleanses the bowels, eases feverish or constipated stomachs, and restores playfulness within hours. It warns to avoid imitations and to request the genuine product with age-appropriate directions on the bottle.
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