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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
3
In Miles City farmers report the first alfalfa crop cut with a heavy yield while trout fingerlings arrive in large shipments for local streams. Farm mortgages and farm loan totals are rising, with life insurance lenders expanding their farm loan exposure. The article cites rising farm mortgage totals from 859 million to 1.781 billion as of September 30.
Advice for recovering patients on digestible foods and sterile liquids. Emphasizes pure milk or evaporated milk as main staples and explains how evaporated milk differs from condensed milk. Includes simple beverage and cocoa recipes using milk with notes on substitutes like loganberry juice and fruit juices.
The article details evaporated milk as a practical travel option for children, outlining formulas from sixth week to twelfth month with measurements, lime water, and boiled water. It notes medical support, convenience, and the milk's digestibility, plus a public land notice from Great Falls Montana dated June 29 1925 naming Thomas Jameson as a claimant witness list.
Notice is hereby given that Harry H. Williams of Alder Montana has filed intent to prove up on a stock raising homestead entry for several sections in township 5 west meridian Helena area. The proof will be made before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on August 12 1925. Attending are Leo J Gilligan John McGuire Herbert F Gilbert Steve Williams all of Alder Montana. W E Bennett Register.
Land Office at Great Falls Montana announces Tandy W Martin of Dillon Montana filing intent to make three year proof for homestead entries dating from September 21 and July 18 1920. Proceedings set for August 20 1925 before Fred Rife Clerk District Court Dillon with witnesses David S Vail Frederick J Crampton John H Coppin and Leo I Talent all of Dillon Montana.
In Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Maggie May Bell deceased announces a private sale of multiple parcels described by lot and quarter sections. The sale opens after July 24 1925 with cash bids and a 10 percent deposit, subject to court confirmation and terms set by attorney W J Cushing in Dillon Montana.
Samuel Williams of Alder Montana intending to prove up Original Stock raising Homestead Entry G F 062064 for lands in sections 18 24 25 township 10 south range 5 with witness F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on August 12 1925. Also named are Bert F Gilbert and Steve Williams of Alder Montana.
Sanford Shepherd of Wise River Montana has filed notice of intent to prove up his homestead claim on land described in original and additional entries. The proof is to be made before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner in Dillon Montana on August 14 1925. The entry details include numerous lots in sections 4 9 and 8 township 1 south range 11 west Beaverhead National Forest.
James J. Leary of Alder Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on lands described as NW% SW% and other fractional sections in Township 9 South Range 4 West P M Meridian. The hearing will occur before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on July 24, 1925. Ralph Peterson Bert Basden Leo Gillagan Herbert F Gilbert all of Alder are listed as witnesses or associates.
Notice reads that Frances Boetticher Meine of Dillon Montana filed for Home stead Entries on multiple lots in townships 10S 8W and 10S 9W with additional entries in 1922 and 1925 and lists witnesses and the clerk Fred Rife. The notice covers coal land and dates June 25 29 and June 30 1925 with four men from Dillon named as observers. Also George H Harris of Bannack Montana made three year proof on stock raising homestead entry with multiple sections in township 6S 12W and names James D Harris Frank Kellum Oley Burd and Andy B Pyle as associates.
Notice is given that Frank Bird of Dillon Montana who on February 1 1921 made Homestead Entry G F 062171 Helena 021948 for SE percent SW Y percent section 17 township 8 South range 6 West P M to make three year proof to establish claim at Dillon Montana on the 4th George E Ditty Jesse A Ditty Henry Estell and Louis Hoffman all of Dillon Montana Non coal land Also notice that Henry M Meine of Dillon Montana who on July 8 1921 made Homestead Entry G F 062485 Helena 022801 for S percent NW 4 percent SW Y NE percent NW SE percent N4 percent SW 4 section 24 township 10 South range 9 West on July 19 1922 made Additional G F 062486 Helena 022802 for 448 percent section 18 N A N S E M NE percent NE Y SE N4 percent SW 4 section 24 township 10 South range 9 West P M Meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land above on the 31st day of July 1925 William Stahl Herbert S Flynn Voorhess D Paddock and Charles I Coalland
Notice states John Richard of Grant Montana filed Homestead Entry G F 062577 Helena 023002 on December 6 1921 for SEMNW percent SWYNEM SW. The record lists the entry details and location in relation to Grant Montana and Helena offices.
Legal notice describes parcels NWSE section 5 lot 3 4 SWY NW section 8 NEY BANWY section 7 township 10S range 14 in Dillon Montana. Proceedings held before F A Hazelbaker S Commissioner on July 27 1925. Names William Carroll Louis Stinebrecker Charles F Stoehl Omer E F Larrabee of Grant Montana.
E Gilbert of Dillon Montana filed Desert Land Entry G F 062871 Helena 022483 for lot 4 SWY%NWIM section 4 township 10 South range 4 West. Commissioner Dillon Montana certified the claim on July 28 1925. Witnesses Jack Maguire Leo Gilligan H F Gilbert Harry H Williams all of Now-coast land.
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