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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
3
Frank Gorman warns co-owners in the Baltimore Lode Mining Claim that failure to cover their share of $150 000 in improvements and labor costs by ninety days after notice will transfer their interest under the U.S. Revised Statutes. The notice, dated May 28, 1919, references 2500 cattle 400 horses and extensive ranch improvements.
Frank Gorman of Dillon Montana states he expended for labor and improvements on the Baltimore Lode Mining Claim in Beaverhead County for the years ending December 31 1916 and December 31 1917. The Baltimore claim was located by Peterson and Gorman and recorded September 9 1914. This notice names heirs executors administrators and assigns and all claimants by or through him.
In the Matter of the Estate and Guardianship of Berniece Taylor a Minor Angeline Taylor guardian petitions for an order to sell the minor's real property. The court sets a hearing in Beaverhead Montana on August 1 1919 at 2 PM for kin and interested parties to show cause why sale should not be granted. A copy of this order will be published weekly for three weeks.
The Dillon Tribune notes a dated July 16 1919 entry listing Jos C Smith as judge. The public record confirms official action recorded in Beaverhead County Montana.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a reward of 500 dollars for conviction of any sheep thief and 256 dollars for conviction of any camp robber, as stated in the notice.
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids by August 4 1919 for construction of a concrete coal bunker and bin on the north side of the Court House near the furnace. Plans on file with the County Clerk. bids must include 10 percent certified check and bond if awarded.
Administrator George E. Patton informs all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed at the law offices of Lew L. Callaway and L J Callaway in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. First publication date July 1 1919.
Olmsted-Stevenson Company sues F. M. Stratton in Beaverhead County Montana for $555 on a 1917 note at 10 percent and $383.40 for goods sold and delivered plus interest and costs. Judgment by default possible if no answer within 20 days after service. Dated July 8 1919.
A minister with two pretty girls admires a flowing stream. A passing fisherman mistakes the cleric for a fisherman and says he is “ketchin’ many.” The minister replies I am a fisher of men and the fisherman quips youve got the right bait.
Mrs Julia Cranney widow of Sergeant Timothy J Cranney of the Third Infantry died last Saturday in Missoula at age 77 born in Ireland she came to the United States in 1860 and lived in Scranton Pa Corinne Utah and Missoula during military service. She is survived by her son Chief James Cranney of the Missoula fire department and a daughter Fairfield. The second item notes flax prices at 5.02 per bushel with a large local stock moved to Fairfield and surrounding towns.
The Big Sandy weekly Mountaineer and the Bear Paw Mountaineer Opinion merge with the Mountaineer editor in charge of both papers and the Opinion editor retiring. For now subscriptions will receive the Mountaineer. Local business conditions prompted the consolidation. The Mountaineer has long served Big Sandy since early settlement and city growth.
Fire Marshal Men strum travels to Lewistown to discuss condemning a local school. Residents urge action with telegrams including a plea from Mothers of Lewistown to protect children. The fate of the Fergus town building stirs regional concern.
The Dawson county fair in Glendive is postponed from early October to 1920 due to drought. Officials promise entertainment with a U S government transcontinental aviators exhibition around August 1 and Elliston White chautauqua in mid August, organized by the chamber of commerce.
Three Forks man Leslie West, son of Mrs. M West, was pulled from Chico Springs after a 20 hour effort following a seven minute immersion. Rescuers revived him after he sank during a spring dive and developed pneumonia but his recovery is anticipated.
A very satisfactory turnout marked Saturday's Central Montana Federal Farm Loan association meeting in Lewistown. Speakers included D G O'Shea president of the Spokane farm loan bank J M Hamilton president of the Bozeman state college and County Agent Carl Peterson.
A brief note lists horse brands or CW rights with identifiers S and N. The fragment indicates branding or ownership topics, likely referencing cattle or horse registries and rights in a historical catalog. No full context or events are provided.
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