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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1924
Page
3
August Sunset urges complete removal of current Indian Bureau heads and a political shield for the service. Citing past clashes over Pueblo dances and schooling orders, the author warns that without reform the tribes face loss of religion and land, threatening cultural extinction.
The piece nimbly ties speeding themes to fate, hinting at road caution and the idea that success requires a steady path. It uses a quirky narrator voice to suggest lessons from a traveler named Speeding Sam about avoiding danger and choosing prudent routes.
Ralph Bingham, renowned as America's premier laugh producer, brings Joy Night to Chautauqua on the third Might. After 7,000 engagements and many return dates, his clean cut, spontaneous humor promises entertainment without lectures or sermons, with any message implied after the performance.
The Great Commoner, a Lincoln era drama by Ralph Thomas Kettering, is slated for the fourth night of the Chautauqua. Elias Day of Chicago directs this acclaimed production promoted as uplifting educational entertainment for all audiences.
Regvinal DeKoven’s master comic opera Robin Hood is the big feature of this season’s Chautauqua program. May Valentine presents the production with an 80 person cast and meticulous care in principals chorus orchestra and scenery. Paula Ayers contralto as Alan a Dale and Harry Pfeil tenor as Robin Hood are praised for their performances. Harlem farmers donate a day annually to road improvements for Harlem access.
A camping guide and a vacationist clash on the first night by the campfire. The guide warns of rain and declares quitting after a brief argument, while the vacationist disputes the forecast and questions the decision.
A quip filled snippet shows a coworker negotiating vacation time and a lighthearted exchange about meals and olives. The joke sequence moves from vacation plans to a dental or optical exam misunderstanding and a humorous dinner table remark about seeds on plates.
A playful verse riffs on traffic manners with a cop, a driver, and a teasing warning about polite road behavior. The poem blends humor and light admonition, invoking a fictional exchange about waving and eye contact on the street.
Ernest A Hoerchney of Anaconda Montana files intention to prove up three year homestead claims for Lots 1 2 Kz NW section 30 SW section 19 and NEY NEM NKSH4 SESH section 85 township ranges in Montana before U S Commissioner P A Hazelbaker at Dillon on August 29 1924 Witnesses include Frank Bird Mrs Sallie White Roy Lyon and William M Johnson all of Dillon Montana.
M Prescott of Armstead Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to multiple homestead tracts in township 10 south range 11 west principal meridian. The hearing will be before W E Stephenson clerk of court at Dillon on August 20 1924. Accompanying witnesses are Thomas Foley Bruce Metlen Melvin Wissinger Dale Mellen all of Armstead. Kr A Motz Reviter. 29 38
Clarence L Corrin of Dillon Montana submits three year proof for Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry No 017988 for NW44, W2 NE, NE1 14, NWU SW44 in section 24 township 5 south range 8 west. hearing set August 22 1924 before F A Hazelbaker A S Commissioner at Dillon with witnesses Fred J Bryan Edward H Bryan Chauncey F Murphy and Walter Stinson all of Montana.
Thomas Sweet of Dillon Montana intends to establish his homestead and stock-raising land claims by three year proof. He filed on August 12 1919 for parcel in section 22 and on November 30 1920 for stock raising entry in section 26. The proof will be before W E Stephenson clerk of court at Dillon on August 21 1924. Co respondents Edna M Sweet Jessie Smith William F Johnson Levi G Johnson all of Dillon.
The City of Dillon Montana will auction 100 Water Bonds of 1000 each on August 11 1924 at 8 p.m. Bonds bear 6 percent max interest schedule with semiannual payments and 20 year span redeemable after 10 years. Bids may be amortization or serial with bid types noted and deposits required.
Department of the Interior notices Kenneth Ki Torgerson of Armstead Montana will prove up three year claim on Homestead entries 022653 and 022658 in section 7 township 10 south range 9 west to establish land title. Hearing before U S Commissioner Hazel Baker Dillon Montana August 1 1924. Patrick McMenomey Bert McMenomey Elmer Gordon Fred I Becksted Armstead Montana listed. I A Moty Register. 26-30
Land Office Helena Montana June 18 1924 notice is given that red Becksted of Armetead Montana who on March 17 1922 made Homestead entry for Lots 1 2 section 7 township 10 South range 9 West to NEY section 12 township 10 South range 10 West and on December 8 1923 made Additional Homestead Entry for S14 NW WISN SY section 12 township 10 South range 10 West has filed notice of intention to make three year proof before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Armstead Montana on August 1 1924. Attys Palmer Gordon Kenneth J Torgrerson of Armstead Montana. F A Motz Register.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph A. Rei of Dillon Montana filed Additional Stockraising Homestead Entry No 016169 on December 5 1919 for sections 19 20 30 township 7S range 6W before F A Hazelbaker. Also William Jacobson of Bannack Montana filed Stockraising Homestead Entry No 016656 on August 27 1920 for sections 32 33 township 7S range 12W before W K Stephenson Clerk of Court at Dillon on July 30 1924. Names listed include Ray Townsend John Holtz Albert Faust Norman Holden George H Harrison James D Harrison Henry Snyder Karl J Goyer.
John Leaper of Dillon Montana holder of Homestead Entry No 021054 dated July 26 1921 for multiple Lots in section 31 and Additional Home stead Entry No 028247 dated August 20 1923 for NEY NW4 section 31 township 8 south range 6 west has filed notice to prove up his claim before Clerk W J Stephenson in Dillon on the Sunday of August with Frank Bird John J Smith Jesse A Ditty all of Dillon and Andrew P Williams of Alder Montana before Yr A Motz as of July 31 1924
On July 29, 1924 before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana the following entries are recorded Nos 018603 020763 022336 for D Yaden of Twin Bridges with multiple initial and additional entries for sections 28 33 34 38 township 6 south McMessor Montana names William Parry Sarkis Rask LaFayette Nelson and Walter Braddock.
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