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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1926
Page
5
Chicago expert Herbert C. Hooks of the Evaporated Milk Association tells how heartache from love is often caused by indigestion. He says balanced eating, avoiding overtaxed digestion, and using milk or evaporated milk support digestive health and overall well being.
Plants are stationary and photosynthesize using sunlight and chemicals. Animals move freely and obtain food by consuming plants or other animals. Among lower forms, distinguishing plant life from animal life is often difficult.
At tea, a gushing woman urged Hugh Walpole to name his best book and praised Sonia as his crowning work. Walpole replied he did not write Sonia, prompting her husband to quip Stung again Igobel with a cheerful tone.
The piece promotes fudge as a popular college treat tied to coeds and energy. It cites Miss Meta Given of the University of Chicago as author of fudge recipes and shares Chocolate Fudge, Cocoanut Candy, and Penoche instructions with steps, temperatures, and ingredients.
A noodler is said to have discovered a valuable black opal in Queens land. The gem is among the costliest and most elusive, with noodlers—mostly Chinese men—extracting opals from discarded debris. Despite doubts, many noodlers reportedly earn good money.
The Versailles museum displays the ring used by Clemenceau to seal the 1919 treaty and traces its history back to Charles Naundorff who claimed to be Louis XVII. It was given to Jules Favre who used it to seal the 1871 armistice at Versailles because Bismarck delayed waiting for the state seal.
Dr Henry J Schireson, Chicago dermatologist and plastic surgeon, promotes a milk rich regimen for beauty. He cites stars transformed by his methods and urges one quart of milk daily with sunshine, claiming milk builds the body and skins tone, with evaporated milk as a sterile easy-to-digest option.
Elizabeth Ward sues W E Ambrose and A A Elliott in Beaverhead County Montana district court over a 1923 promissory note for 450 dollars with interest and attorney fees. Defendants are ordered to answer within 20 days. otherwise default judgment will be entered. Court date stamped June 26 1926 by clerk C W Robison.
Department of the Interior notices Maynard M. Lovell of Dillon Montana filing intent to prove up three year homestead claim on land described in sections 17 18 19 20 township 10 south range 8 west. Hearing before F A Hazelbaker on August 24 1926. Witnesses J Walter Taylor Charles H Wheat Hubert Flynn Clay J Perry all of Dillon. Register A H Stringham Adv 29-33
Montana bank reserves total nine million five hundred forty nine thousand nine hundred fifty four dollars above the amount required by law. The surplus signals stronger liquidity for the institution and potential cushion against financial shocks.
Sarah E. Burdick formerly McGinley of Alder Montana files intent to prove up land in Great Falls and surrounding sections under the 1916 act. Public notice names witnesses Charley Metzel Macarie Lopes Addison Tate and Joseph McGinley and sets August 4 1926 before Matt Carey in Virginia City.
Fred erick Munckton of Grant Montana has filed intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in Great Falls district. The proof is to be presented before F A Hazelbaker US commissioner at Dillon Montana on August 17 1926 with witnesses Mary Munckton William Munckton William Given and George Given all from Grant Montana.
James A. Hovey of Grant Montana has filed intent to make final proof to establish desert land claim Great Falls No 061774 Helena No 020288 for lots 3 and 4 section 18 township 10 south range 12 west P M meridian. The hearing before F A Hazelbaker U S commissioner Dillon Montana is set for July 30 1926. Acting Register Adg 25-29
Attilio Guidici and heirs of Josephine Guidici of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof by purchase under the 1915 relief act for desert land entry Great Falls Helena numbers. Proof and claim established before U S commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on August 17 1926. Witnesses Louis Hoffman Philip Guidici Thomas Marnoch and Fred Bourasso all of Dillon Montana. Adv 28-32.
Department of the Interior announces that Philip Guidici of Dillon Montana holder of desert land entry Great Falls No 061540 and previously Helena No 017987 intends to make final proof under the 1915 relief act by purchase. Proof to establish claim will be taken before F A Hazelbaker U S commissioner in Dillon Montana on the 17th day of Claimant witnesses listed include Philip Guidici Louis Hoffman Thomas Marion all from Montana Adv 28-32
Department of the Interior announces that Edward P. Green of Wisdom Montana will appear for a hearing on his homestead entry Great Falls No. 065291 Missoula No. 09239 for multiple sections in township 1 south range 16 west on July 23, 1926 before U S commissioner B R Stevenson. Witnesses named are John C Wharton Arthur Klessig George Robinson and Herman S Mus sigbrod all of Wisdom Montana. A H Stringham advocate. Montana forests cover 15 000 000 acres with grazing entitlements for 134 000 cattle 10 000 horses and 600 000 sheep.
Notice dated June 21 1926 states Alex Silach of Polaris Montana made a further home stead entry on July 18 1922 under Great Falls 062593 Helena 023048 for SE% Section 8 and 17 township 6 south range 12 west P M meridian. The notice mentions Dillon Montana on the fourth day of George M Tash and William F E Tiovd of Dillon and Frank Marchesseau and William Pahnish at Polaris Adv 26 30.
Joseph F. Smith of Dillon Montana files to establish claim on multiple homestead entries dating from 1921 and 1922. Proceedings set before Fred Rife district court clerk in Dillon on the twenty ninth day of George W Murray Harold C Murray Barney Cash and Joseph Steicher of Dillon Montana Adv. 26-30.
Arthur L. Atkeson of Dillon Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof on July 30 1926 before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon. Names Sam W Ditty Ralph S Cecil Ernest O Selway and Bert Lawrence of Dillon listed as witnesses.
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