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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1922

Page

3

Notice of Homestead Proof for Nora M. Warnick

The Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Helena Montana gives notice Nora M Warnick of Dillon Montana a homestead entry No 020578 filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim to land described in E SEM Sec 4 NEM and EYZNW4X Section 9 Town 8S Range 7W Montana Meridian before W E Stephenson Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on July 11 1922. Witnesses are Walter A Sewell Thomas Morn och Doctor Frank H Bimrose and Fred Crouse all of Dillon Montana. 23-27 F A Motz Register

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana Nora M. Warnick Dillon Township Range 7 Meridian W. E. Stephenson District Court Walter A. Sewell Thomas Mornoch Frank H. Bimrose Fred Crouse F. A. Motz Register F. A. Hazelbaker U. S Karl M. Sexton John W. Lyon Erma Sexton William H. Estell

Loren J Ibach Homestead Declares Three Year Proof

Loren J Ibach of Dillon Montana who with May 11 1917 filed Homestead Entry No 015478 for S4NE and NY%SEY and SW Section 15 Township 10 South Range 6 West Montana Meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish July 18 1922. Otis D Bullis William D Kenison Walter Trombley Charles D Maury of Dillon Montana. 24 28 F A Motz Register.

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana Loren J. Ibach Dillon Township Range 6 West Montana Meridian W. E. Stephenson District Court Otis D. Bullis William D. Kenison Walter Trombley Charles D. Maury F. A. Motz Register

Public Notice of Homestead Entry Claim in Blaine Montana

Frank T. Robson of Blaine Montana filed intent to prove up three years to establish his stock raising homestead entry No. 016307 on sections 21 and 20 in township 5 south range 7 west. The hearing occurs before F A Hazel baker US Commissioner in Dillon on July 20 1922 with witnesses Mose Smyth Frank P Birrer Arthur J Smith of Blaine and Peter Badger of Dillon.

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana Frank T. Robson Blaine Ney Range 7 West Meridian F. A., Hazelbaker U. S Dillon Mose Smyth Frank P. Birrer Arthur J. Smith Peter (. Badger F. A. Motz Register

Notice for Publication of Homestead Entries 1922

Department of the Interior gives notice that William T Hayes of Bannack Montana holds Homestead Entry No 022547 for Lots 2 3 4 NW4SE4 Sec 23 and Additional Stock Raising H E No 022548 for Lot 1 WNW SWYSEXN Sec 23 Lots 1 2 3 4 W4W4 Sec 26 Township 7 South Range 13 West Montana Court Dillon Montana will appear July 27 1922. Attendants include William S Tash Jesse D Lee James D Harrison and William H Mackay. F A Motz Register.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana William T. Hayes Bannack Township Range 13 West Meridian W. E. Stephenson Dillon William S. Tash William H. Mackay Polaris James D. Harrison Jesse D. Lee F. A. Motz Register

Estray Sale Notice for Red and White Cow

An estray sale notice lists a red and white cow branded on the right ribs. The brief item identifies the animal as unclaimed property brought to public sale for settlement under local notice rules.

Estray

Public Notice of Land Claim by Earl M Sexton Dillon Montana

Notice announces Earl M Sexton of Dillon Montana intends to prove up three year homestead and stock raising entries for lands in sections 15 21 22 township 8 south range 6 west Montana meridian. Hearing before U S commissioner F A Hazelbaker August 83 1922 with claimants Earl E Peets John W Lyon William H Estell and Mayme M Peets.

Public Notice of Land Claim for Earl E Peets

Public notice from the interior department land office in Helena Montana states Earl E Peets of Dillon Montana filed for three year proof to establish a claim to Nis SW 4 SEM Sec 22 SW% NW Sec 23 T8S R6W Montana Mer

Educate English Drinkers Through Planned Wine Week

English wine merchants propose a wine week to educate the public and teach basic rules of beverage selection. They argue wine is no longer a luxury as prices fall and expect support from wine-producing nations including France Italy Spain and Australia.

France Italy Spain Australia

Big Ship Sails Hudson Listed for Leviathan View

The Seydlitz of North German Lloyd steamed up the Hudson with 255 of 256 cabin passengers eager to glimpse the Leviathan. One indifferent passenger from Philadelphia had seen it before. Sightseers doubted the leviathan’s classification, while a thrifty observer noted Americans paying $5,000 a day for upkeep of the “old box.”

Hudson Philadelphia New York Evening Post

Chorus Strike Ends Bayreuth Opera Season

Chorus girls in Bayreuth demanded higher wages and silk stockings blouses and shoes prompting a walkout that halted the opera season. The Bayreuth corporation refused to yield and dismissed the chorus, closing the opera house.

Bayreuth Bavaria Corporation of Opera

Scrapped Warships Split Plan Turns to Breakwater

Proposed from the Washington armament conference a plan to move twelve decommissioned ships to Los Angeles to sink as an extension of the San Pedro breakwater. The scheme claims eight more battleships could gain shelter, transforming scrapped vessels into protective harbor structure.

Washington Los Angeles San Pedro Popular Mechanics

Pawnee Rock State Park to be developed for tourists along Santa Fe trail

A historic rock at Pawnee Rock, once a Santa Fe trail landmark and siege site for the Pawnee, is designated a state park. Local plans include cleaning the rock, rebuilding the road to the monument and pavilion, and making the site a pleasant tourist stop with camping. The rock bears etched names of travelers including General Sherman and General Sheridan.

Kaunsas Pawnee Rock Arkansas Valley Great Bend Topeka Pacific Plain California Mainy United States General Sherman General Sheridan

New Alloy Duralumin Used For Gears In Machines

Scientific American notes a new use for the alloy duralumin in worm wheels and gears. Made from aluminum magnesium manganese and copper its strength rivals mild steel while remaining lighter. Used where steel runs with steel such as automobile timing gear trains duralumin gears provide long life and quiet operation.

Scientific American

Slum Rent Hoarding in East London Reveals Hidden Landlords

In Shoreditch and Bethnal Green slums, numerous households owe no rent for years and know not their landlords. Landlords avoid acknowledgement as dilapidated houses pass through many hands, often to foreigners, erasing owner history. The queen inspected such dwellings with the mayor, insisting no pre-cleanup. One Wilmer Gardens dwelling hosts nine children in two rooms.

London Shoreditch Bethnal Green Wilmer Gardens

New Ailment Reported By Red Cross Worker

A Pittsburgh Red Cross worker reports a newly observed disease diagnosed as “formation of the diagnosis.” The case arises when a World War veteran seeks aid, prompting medical efforts to identify the ailment.

Pittsburgh American Red Cross

Anaconda Hen Sets World Egg Record in Florida

Nels Pierson of Mascot­te Florida reports an Anaconda hen laid 339 eggs in one year, surpassing prior records. Another hen of the same breed produced 3385 eggs in 1921. The birds, bought from a Berea Ohio breeder, were taken back north for exhibition after the feat.

Nels Pierson Mascotte Berea Ohio Eustis Lake Fla

Notice to heirs and coowners of Altitude Lode Claim in Montana

Edw P Marchesseau seeks payment of 600 in labor and improvements from Clarence N Holloway and co-owners for the Altitude Lode Mining Claim Beaverhead County Montana. After 90 days from publication of this notice the claimant’s interest will become property of the undersigned under the 2824 statute. Dated May 18 1922.

Clarence N. Holloway Edw. P Marchesseau Polaris Montana Elkhorn Beaverhead County P. Marchesseau United States of America

Sheriff's Sale Notice in Dillon Montana

The Union Central Life Insurance Company sues to foreclose on parcel in Beaverhead County Montana. Defendants include Harry D Andes and others with a July 29 1922 sale date at 2 PM at the courthouse door in Dillon for cash, SE 1/4 of Sec 12 T6S R8W.

Real Estate Auction In Dillon July 29 1922

Vs EMMA WORTH as Executrix and SECURITY State Bank of Dillon Montana announce sale of described land in Beaverhead County to highest bidder for cash. Includes multiple lands in Sections 13 and 18 Township 7 South Range 8 West and 7 West. Contains one acre tract carved from larger parcels with rights and appurtenances. Sheriff D F Mooney and Under Sheriff R W D Ross oversee the sale.

Emma Worth Christopher L. Worth Security State Bank of Dillon Montana

Sheriff's Sale Notice for Property in Section Eight

H B Smith plaintiff Edward Saunders and Alta Saunders husband and wife and Herbert Langan to be sold at sheriff's sale on July 31 1922 at 2 oclock P M in town the north half N semif Section eight Township eight South Range nine West Montana Principal Meridian with all tenements appurtenances easements water and rights appertaining. D F Mooney Sheriff.

Harry D. Andes Nelva V. Smith Carroll Loyd Carroll Lyod A. H. Payne Selway -Shedp Company Dillon Beaverhead State of Montana D. F. Mooney Ida M. Lick William ¥. Lick A. L. Stone Static Bank OF Dillon County of

Notice to prove will in Beaverhead District Court

State of Montana Beaverhead County District Court notices the will of Henry Robert Johnson deceased will be probated on July 10 1922 at 2 pm in the court room. John T Neal applies for letters testamentary. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated June 22 1922. Court seal.

State of Montana Beaverhead Frank J. Haynes Lily V. Haynes Jack I. Haynes Northwestern Trust Company W. E. Stephenson Henry Robert Johnson John T. Neal

Tattersall’s Ad Lists Chick Feed and Supplies

An old advertisement for Tattersall’s shows poultry needs including chick feed ground bone egg mash oyster shells and drinking fountains. The French term 19té appears as part of the ad.

Tattersall's

Patient Reports Relief After Foley Kidney Pills

J. W. Peck of Carapolis Pennsylvania describes severe pain and sleepless nights before starting Foley Kidney Pills three weeks ago. He credits noticeable health improvement and urges others to consider the remedy.

J. W. Peck Carapolis Pennsylvania Foley

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Fast Relief

An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured four years of catarrh of the stomach and related ailments after a course of treatment. It asserts the product removes intestinal mucus and inflammation, with a money back guarantee on a single dose, via Potts The Druggist and other druggists.

Mayr Potts

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Bank Federal Reserve System LAND Brown Ranch D. V. Erwin Earl M. Sexton Nile Township 8 South Earl E. Peets Mayme M. Peets T. H. Foley Marquette Mich A. L. Stansbury Parkersburg W. Va Annabel Desmond South Pacific St Kansas Old Trail Sheriff’s Sale THE Union Central Life Insurance Company H. B. Smith Towit S. of Range Seven R. W Edward Saunders Alta Saunders Husband and Wife Herbert Langan BANK Savings Department First National Bank the Bank of Strength and Service Reds Shadme W. FE. Stephenson First Baptist Church H. Cameron Gowen Geo. MacDougall M. Paumie Galena St. Butte, Mont Aee Fenery Standard Lumber and Coal Co C. E. Blinn North Montana St Mont
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