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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
3
In France many pigeons are decorated for distinguished war service including the Legion d'Honneur. Diplomas are kept at the pigeon service HQ and leg bands bear the decoration colors. One pigeon carried the last message from Commandant Raynal before Verdun and died delivering it after a hall of fire and gas barrage.
Edyth Quick of Jackson Montana files notice of intention to make final proof for desert land entry No 912536 in Section 26 Township 6 South Range 14 West Montana Meridian. Hearing set before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner in Dillon on July 20 1921 with witnesses Duke Gist George S Bennett Emmett Carroll and John Carroll all of Jackson Montana.
U S Land Office Helena Montana notices the state has made selections on lands in sections 22 and 27 township 11 south range 10 west, with protests against mineral value considered. The list is posted for public inspection and final approval will proceed if no protests are filed. Register Jos. Oker notes dates and procedures.
Public notice states Willard F Shaffner of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up a three year homestead claim on land described as sections 27 28 33 34 township 7 south range 10 west Montana meridian before Clerk W E Stephenson at Dillon on July 26 1921. Names Oscar C Weikel Orland S Bird Homer L Pilon and Frank Gordon appear in the notice.
Notice given that Charlie entry No 012537 for E4sSW4 Section 26 Township 6 South Range 14 West intends to make final proof to establish claim before U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on dates 24 28. Duke Gist of Dillon Montana appears as claimant. Jos Ok er Register.
Sallie M. Marett, heir of deceased Mattie B. Williams of Dillon Montana, filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim on homestead entry No 018546 for sections 18 19 Township 8S Range 6W Montana Meridian. Proof set before T F A Nazelbaker Dillon July 19 1921 by Eva S Mitchell Frank Bird John W White and Charles L Vaughan all of Dillon. Jos. OKER Register.
Roy R. Miller of Grant Montana filed notice of intention to prove up a three year homestead claim to land described as Nemsey SESE 22 Township 10S Range 12W Montana Meridian. The hearing before Clerk W F E Stephenson Dillon Montana is set for July 27 1921. Other claimants listed include Walter W. Miller William W. Given Frederick Munckton and George A F Von Bernuth all of Grant Montana. Registered by Jos. OKER Register.
Notice dated June 14 1921 announces land selections for certain parcels in township 115 range west and notes postings as required. It warns that claims by the State to the land must be protected before final approval or the land may be considered nonmineral and selections approved if no objections remain.
Notice is hereby given that William T. Parry of Dillon Montana filed three year proof to establish a stockraising homestead claim for land in sections 3 and 4 township 7 south range 6 west Montana meridian. Proceedings before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon July 1921. Names William D Yaden Jesse Brown Henry S Asbury Lafayette Nelson all of McHessor Montana listed as witnesses.
Notice No 622730 dated June 7 1921 to whom it may concern listing lands described as sections 21 and 22 township 11 south range 6 west M M Washington D C. Failure to protest within the 24-28 period to Jos. Oker Registerbank?
A phrase denouncing the influence of prejudice and urging clearer thought. The line frames moral critique and stresses the need for enlightened judgment over bias. It reflects a stance favoring rational discourse amid foggy judgments.
Joseph Jones of Apex Montana filed proof to establish his homestead claim No 018525 dated April 16 1918 for lands in Se 10 Twp 5 S Range 9 W and other fractional sections in Montana Meridian. The proof will be examined by W E Stephenson Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on the 20th day of Oswald Schleicher Eugene F Selleck Bert L Siria and Walter A Siria all of Apex Montana accompany the filing.
Anton Banneyer of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up his homestead claims for SANEM N1sSH14 Sec 28 T6S R10W and NEWNW4 S145 NW NWMEL Sec 28 T6S R10W Montana Meridian. The three year proof will be presented before W S Stephenson Clerk at Dillon on July 22 1921 with witnesses Charles W Scott Frank Mittelmeir Oscar L Brown and James Kirkpatrick.
Notice is given that the heirs of Willard A Jensen deceased by Edna J Wheat of Dell Montana who on May 27 1921 made desert land entry No 020164 for W4NEY SEYNEW NWY SEM Section 11 Township 11 S Range 9 W intend to make final proof to establish claim to the land on July 29 1921 Fred M Heffner Hubert S Flynn David Sullivan and George Stimpson all of Dillon Montana JOS OKER Register
Notice declares Wilber G. Squires of Apex Montana intends to prove up his 1918 homestead entry No 018815 for multiple SE and NE parcels in Township 4 South through Township 6 South Range 9 West. The three year proof will be made before F A Dillon in Dillon Montana on June 28 with witnesses Thomas Dubois Joseph C Ferguson Frank Selleck and Walter Siria all of Apex or Dillon.
Notice is hereby given that Clifford A Joy of Dillon Montana filed an additional stockraising homestead entry on November 21 1919 for various sections in township 9 south range 6 west Montana meridian. Names Charles McGrath Roscoe Cornell Alexander McLean and Russell W Smith all of Dillon Montana appear as witnesses. Register OKER Jos. expires June 25 1929.
For estate closing I am authorized to sell two five room houses for 2600 dollars and one for 2100 dollars in a desirable Dillon location. C. C. Newman Room 314 Telephone Block. Dillon Mont. 22 tf
Notice is hereby given that Mate Rebich of Dillon Montana has filed intention to make three year proof to establish title to homestead entry No 018811 for a described parcel in section 20 and township 8 south range 10 west Montana Meridian. The hearing or proof date is the 2nd day of August 1921 before W E Stephenson Clerk. Names listed are Joe Cherette Willis Chandler John Butala Jr and George Butala all of 26-30 Jos. Oker Register.
In Chenange County an extremely forgetful man known for his absentmindedness visits a tailor and a bank. He hides bonds in his old suit, moves them to a new one, and realizes the error only after a return to the bank where his mishap provokes laughter among staff.
A southern Indiana court tale shows a woman on trial for sorcery turning the judge’s contempt question into a witty reply. The exchange ends with the judge realizing the respondent answered civilly and halting sentence.
An admiral's sword surrendered to Nelson aboard the San Josef after St Vincent sold for about 25 dollars. The article notes the 1797 victory revealed Nelson's potential to Britain and helped his rise to rear admiral after a bold offensive that halted Spanish escape.
A new extension course at Columbia University will cover air navigation in peace and war. It will study elementary problems and key elements used in employment of aircraft for war and commercial purposes, with engineering achievements and open problems described.
Round Oak Heating and Plumbing advertises radiator repair and rebuilding services with an absolute guarantee on all work. Longstanding expertise emphasized in a brief classified style notice.
An ancient canoe hewn from log, caught in a fishing net of Whitton Otten near Wright's wharf between Seaford and Perry sole ground, about three miles below. Likely carried by Nanthooke tribe who inhabited the peninsula over a century ago. in fair preservation.
A reflective note contrasts how historic figures like George Washington are named in school histories with modern travelers who cross the Atlantic without gaining local newspaper recognition. It laments reduced personal visibility in home papers.
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