Sunburst oil test planned near Kevin Sunburst field
Sunburst Oil & Gas plans a test in the southern area near the Kevin Sunburst field in the near future. The Great Falls 3 refinery is receiving its first oil shipments as a milestone.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
3
Sunburst Oil & Gas plans a test in the southern area near the Kevin Sunburst field in the near future. The Great Falls 3 refinery is receiving its first oil shipments as a milestone.
A splendid new business block is to be erected in Polson at the southern end of Flathead Lake in the near future. Montana this year receives 342000 dollars in government funds for road building in forest reserves.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and a reward of 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
Department of the Interior State Helena Montana June 26 1923 Roscoe C McLaughlin of Dillon Montana holder of Homestead Entry 0213884 for LEX NE N SEM SEMSEY section 4 and Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry No 021885 for Lot 4 SWYNW4 N SWK section 3 lots 1 2 SWK NEMU SWY SE XM section 4 NE% section 9 township 9 south range 9 west principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim before W E Stephenson Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on August 8 1923 Claimant witnesses James W Taylor Leon A Dirbes William E Johnson and John B Mayfield all of Dillon Montana A MOTZ Register
Notices from the Department of the Interior record Harmon Mayfield Celia Johnson Martin McMenamey and Hyrum Ward filing three year proof or final proof for homestead and desert land entries in Montana. Proving before W E Stephenson or F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on specified dates in 1923 and 1928 with names of claimants and witnesses.
A harsh editorial denounces rationalistic critics of the Bible, blaming them for wartime strife and a crime wave. It condemns the Shorter Bible as a blasphemous attack and calls on orthodox Christians to oppose those who publish and defend it.
The column offers practical tips for housework such as peeling tomatoes with a fork over flame, cleaning tinware with dry flour, removing stains with sandpaper, and preserving cakes with an apple. It also includes safety tips about poisonous bottles, keeping flowers fresh, and repairing broken glass with alum.
An advertisement notes a fine new theater has recently been opened to the public at Shelby. It also promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets for digestive disorders with symptoms like coated tongue and bad breath requiring prompt treatment. Potts the druggist.
Levi G. filed for three year homestead on SYSE% and related parcels in section 4 and 9 of township 10S range 7W. Additional Stock Raising entry for NE% N%SE% SE4 in section 8 and 9. Hearings set before F A Hazlebaker at Dillon on August 4 1923. Heirs claim filed for land due to death in military service. probate before Helena Land Office on July 23 1923.
Notice is given that Benedict Holzer of Dillon Montana has filed intent to make three year proof on land in sections 14 and 23 township 10 south range 8 west. The hearing before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon on August 7 1923. Ralph S Cecil of Dillon has filed three year proof for land in section 27 township 10 south range 5 west. hearing July 25 1923 before F A Vaterbaker U S Commissioner Dillon.
Sarah B. Gessa of Rensselaer Indiana, heir for George D. Gessa, files notices for several mineral claims in Montana including copper ore values up to 140 per ton. References to H D 014474 014475 016901 and locations in Kaligpell Quartz area. Carter Oil to drill at Lake Butte. Glendive Golf Club plans new clubhouse.
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