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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
3
An ad touts The Royal Cafe as well ventilated and comfortable with popular prices and good service, inviting patrons to enjoy meals in a welcoming setting.
Frank Gorman of Dillon Montana reports expenditures for labor and improvements on the Baltimore Lode Mining Claim in the Elkhorn District Beaverhead County. He states actions for the years ending December 31 1916 and 1917 and records location details from September 3 1914 in Beaverhead County records. He seeks notification to all heirs administrators and claimants.
Angeline Taylor guardian petitions the court to sell real property of Berniece Taylor a minor to benefit the estate. The Beaverhead Montana court schedules a hearing for August 1, 1919 at 2 PM and orders publication weekly for three weeks to notify kin and interested parties.
The document dated the 16th day of July, 1919 bears the signature of Jos. C. Smith as judge confirming a formal ruling or procedural act by the county court.
The Beaverhead County Montana registration books for the September 2 1919 special election will close July 9 1919 at 5 p m Electors may register at the county clerk’s Dillon courthouse or before a justice of the peace or notary public Those who did not vote last election and have not registered since must register Those who moved precincts must transfer registration Not registered cannot vote Vera M Baker County Clerk and ex officio County Registrar Beaverhead County Montana 25-bt
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a 500 reward for convicted sheep thieves and a 250 reward for convicted camp robbers. The notice specifies prizes for successful prosecutions to deter livestock theft and campsite theft within the forest area.
The executrix Maudella Ettinger announces in Dillon Montana that all persons with claims against Harry Ettinger deceased must present them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication to the executrix at W J Cushing law office Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated June 19 1919.
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids for a concrete coal bunker and bin to be built north of the Court House near furnace. Bids due by 10 am August 4 1919. Plans available at Dillon County Clerk office. 10 percent certified check required with bid.
Mary dD Craver lists cattle brands on right hip or CN right ribs and horse brands on CN right shoulder or SN right thigh. Includes Armstead Mont details and a 5-lyt notation.
An early 20th century publication invites subscriptions to Building The West, a Western industry and agriculture focused periodical. It details pricing, printing quality, and office addresses in Salt Lake City for subscriptions and promotions.
A $50,000 plan to finance a three day roundup and wild west show in Bozeman during the Elk's convention August 12 to 14. Lester P. Work and R. P. McClelland announce horses cattle riders and equipment from Mexico Canada and the northwest, with prizes and stock care. An amphitheatre, track and bleachers are under construction to feature bucking contests roping events and races attracting western visitors and motor tourists touring Glacier and Yellowstone parks.
The Montana Loyalty League issues an edition of Mr. Wilson's Naughty Boys, with the Satur day Evening Post editor and author, describing today’s political, industrial and agricultural scene in a different light. Copies, illustrated by Herbert Johnson, Kalispell, Mont., will be mailed free on request to Loyalty League Box 612 Helena.
A testimonial from a woman with severe stomach issues credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for restoring health and easing fear for her three children. She cites it as a simple preparation that removes mucus and inflamed matter from the intestinal tract and claims one dose proves worth the money refunded.
The Tribune announces a formal arrangement with the U S Department of Labor Bureau of Naturalization to answer questions on naturalization laws declarations of intention second papers and related citizenship rights. Readers may submit inquiries with name and address for direct reply by letter and through the column for public benefit.
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