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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
6
This year's winter wheat production in European Russia is estimated at 2 7,683,000 bushels, up 13.8 percent from last year. The winter rye crop stands at 917,168,000 bushels, down 8.9 percent from the previous year.
A. J. Wepum Laz Co. advertises a closing out sale on a large lot of mower, binder and wagon extras offered at less than regular prices. Call to see available items and prices.
Dillon's J E Morse quotes in the Butte Miner declaring Beaverhead county the top hay producer in the United States. He predicts the Big Hole basin wild hay may reach 250 000 tons this season as ranchers begin cutting alfalfa and freighting crews push supplies from Dillon to fields.
The Beaverhead Elevator Company directors meet at Frank Hazelbaker's offices to advertise for 10000 in stock to fund completing the elevator and feed mill. About 5000 has already been subscribed locally. Subscriptions close July 19 1913 and a stockholders meeting follows at 4 pm that day. Directors include Hazelbaker Cornell Edinger Jones Gilbert Roe Nelson and others.
Charles L. Steyaert of Great Falls and Miss Dorothy Kranz visit the Davis family home accompanying Mrs. Ed Davis as relatives and friends gather at the Davis residence for the occasion.
The Montana Agricultural College at Bozeman schedules January 21 to 27 events with top state talent and national speakers in rural education horticulture animal husbandry and home economics Mrs Bertha Dahl Laws of Minnesota and Professors Waugh Mumford plus Dr Kern are named experts The sale notice and land claim notices follow in the Dillon area with a partition sale and homestead commutation proceedings documented by local officials.
On July 16 1918 at 9 p m the Beaverhead County Free High School Board will accept bids for excavation and concrete work below the current excavation for the auxiliary building. Bids priced per cubic yard and per cubic yard of concrete must follow plans by architect C M Roode Dillon Montana. A $200 certified check is required with bids and forfeited if the bidder fails to enter a contract within two days. a bond of $600 is also required for faithful performance before August 1, 1913.
Notice is given by Wa. T. Scully administrator of the Estate of Thomas Stevenson deceased to creditors and others with claims against the estate to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication at Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Dated June 19 1913. 25-4.
Notice is given that the Elkhorn Copper Mining stockholders will meet at the State Bank Dillon Montana on July 21 1913 at 3 pm for electing a board of trustees and deciding on leasing or selling all or part of the property and related business James P Murray president H H Swain secretary adv 26 4 1 Notice for Publication No 08747 also records homestead filings for George J Parks in Dillon and Charles Torp in Monida with witnesses and dates in 1913 and notices from the U S Land Department Register
Notice is given that Marie Sanfacon of Dillon Montana holder of Homestead Application No 03191 filed for N E M Section 20 Township 2S Range 7W Montana Meridian will make three year proof before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on July 2 1913 Claimant names Henry K Wolf Ellen L Montague Julia Thorndyke and Henry Franks all of Dillon Montana for witnesses Stephen Carpenter Register
Notice states that Zene H Bucy of Monida Montana filed for final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land in section 22 and 27 township 14 south range W Montana Meridian. Proceedings before U S Commissioner Frank B Sparrow at Lakeview Montana on July 15 1913 with witnesses Parley Shawver William J Hollingsworth James Ritchey and Leroy Sperry all of Monida.
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