Supreme Court Denies Stay. Appeal Still Pending
The Montana Supreme Court denied a motion to continue an injunction dissolved by Judge Parker in Beaverhead County. Flora Craver, claiming desert land title, accuses L. B. Stepp of forcefully occupying and threatening her. The ruling allows renewal of the appeal once filed and notes no pending appeal.
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Supreme Court
District Court
Beaverhead County
Parker
John G. Willis
Dillon
Flora E. Craver
L. B. Stepp
Stepp
Willis
Regular Levy Too Small Under the New Law
The county seeks higher school funding after a 2 mill base tax. County commissioners ordered petitions sent to school districts to gauge support for a higher special levy. Four districts have returned petitions: Argenta No 4 5 mills Lima No 12 31g mills Jackson No 24 3 mills Meadow Creek No 11 8 mills.
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Dillon
Oil prospects brighten near Dillon with vast land stakes
Assays show satisfactory oil samples at the Dillon assay office as over 10 000 acres are staked in Smallhorn canyon extending toward the warm springs. The Poindexter Orr addition plans 10 to 12 new blocks with street openings toward the Brewery property and Normal school, signaling town growth and new homes on Normal hill. Meanwhile Golden Rule syndicate buyers push fall stock in the east offering low prices on fabrics and apparel with substantial discounts in a broad sale.
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Dillon
Dillon Assay Office
Smallhorn Canyon
Poindexter & Orr
Brewery
Normal School
Washington Street
Byron Qournard
Normal Hill
Golden Rule Syndicate
East
Golden Rule
Great
Northwest
Records of Filed Deeds and Mineral Locations
The county clerk logged several filings over the past two weeks. Instruments include quit claim deeds from H O Bartlett to John O Rourke and transfers between Charles Clement and Thomas Clement, along with water locations and placer or quartz claims by multiple parties. J P Loss filed his official bond as road trustee.
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Chas. Clement
Thom& Clement
E. L. Powell
Thos. D. Powell
H. O. Bartlett
John O’rouke
Harrison Bender
Peters
Mussigbrod
Alice Bell Trueman
Jules Wenger
Padley
R. J. Ball
W. T. Wonderlich
Geo. B. Conway
J.P. Loss
Miss Maud Sheffield Injured in Idaho Wagon Accident
Miss Maud Sheffield and two sisters were in a wagon when a wheel came off near Idaho. The wagon toppled, two sisters were thrown out, Maud held the reins and leaped free after about eight blocks, fracturing a bone in her arm but escaping serious injury.
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Maud Sheffield
Idaho
Sahela
Maud
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