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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
3
Real estate transfers recorded in the Title Books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending July 25 1925. Names of grantees and grantors, parcel locations and legal descriptions appear in the weekly list.
U S to Alexander Crosby 640 acres near Lima Montana U S to Cora Robinson 640 acres near Lima Montana U S A to Norman S Mason 567 57 acres in the Big Hole basin Pearl W Robinson to Emma Elizabeth Ward one third interest in four lots in the P and O addition to Dillon Montana Edmund J Callaway to Charles Wilson three lots in block 8 P and O addition to Dillon Montana Charles Wilson to Martha Wilson
Eight lots in block eight of the P and O addition in Dillon Montana are listed for sale. Details include lot boundaries and ownership status as part of a local property transaction notice.
Mrs Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania reports relief from kidney ache after using Foley Pills described as a diuretic for kidneys. Ad copy promotes Foley Pills as a thorough kidney cleanse. 200,000 rainbow trout fry released into a Montana lake. highway surfacing noted in Riceville and Monarch. Mystic Lake plant at Red Lodge cost one million dollars. Miles City reports an average wool clip of ten pounds per sheep yielding one hundred thousand dollars for Custer County.
Forsyth-Rosebud county reports shipments of 1,000,000 pounds of wool this season with an average clip above 10 pounds per head. A Greek project sees The Foundation Company holding a $26 million contract to reclaim and irrigate the Vardar delta at Saloniki.
William E. Knox argues for financial independence as essential to democracy. He calls for industrial savings, personal finance education, and a cooperative plan in industry to help workers build lasting wealth and reduce dependence on pensions or charity. He urges parents and firms to require saving toward concrete financial goals.
The piece notes the complexity of Chinese money with 72 values and multiple coin weights. It explains that common taels and silver standards vary by province, causing confusion for travelers and merchants. It highlights international and local currencies like Mexican dollars and Hankow coins circulating at ports and in inland markets.
Notice from the U S Land Office Great Falls announces William G Duckworth of Alder Montana filing intention to prove up a homestead claim for all of section 25 township 9 south range 5 west before F A Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana on September 15 1925 Witnesses listed include Jack Maguire H F Gilbert Leo Gilligan and Stephen Williams all of Alder Montana W E Bennett Register.
Tandy W. Martin of Dillon Montana files intent to claim land described in two homestead entries dating 1920 and 1922. The hearing before Fred Rife Clerk of District Court will occur August 20, 1925, in Dillon. Authorities listed include David S. Vail Fredrick J. Cramp ton John H. Coppin and Leo J. Talent all of Dillon.
Notice: Thomas Jameson of Grant Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land described as SSW section 24 and WIZNW44 section 25 township 9S range 15W P M Meridian. Proof to be made before Fred Rife Dillon Montana on August 18 1925. Applicants Charles F Stoll Louis Steinbrecher John Richarz and Omer K E Larrabee all of Grant Montana. Register EE Bennett.
Department of the Interior announces Harry H. Williams of Alder Montana filed intent to perfect stock raising homestead entry G FE 062065 with three year proof to establish residence and farm operations before U S Commissioner Leo J Gilligan at Dillon Montana on the 12th with witnesses John McGuire F Gilbert Steve Williams all of Alder Montana
J Earl Goyer of Bannack Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim on diverse parcels in sections and townships listed under the Homestead Act. The proof will be presented before Fred Rife Clerk of the Court at Dillon Montana on September 3 1925. Witnesses are Napoleon Goyer Guy K Gray George Gauthier all of Bannack Montana and William Jacobson of Dixon Montana.
Department of the Interior gives notice that James D. Berry of Dillon Montana plans three year proof to establish claim on land described in G F Nos 062258 and 062259. Proving before T A Harel baker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on September 12 with Ernest O Selway Frank Schulz Bert Lawrence Otis D Bullis listed as witnesses.
The District Court of Montana Bea verhead County issues a summons to Gerald Smith in a divorce action filed by Ruby Smith for non support and desertion. Court warns of default judgment if no answer within twenty days. July 10 1925 is date on seal. Fred Rife and C W Robison represent the plaintiff.
Rosa Coyle, plaintiff, sues Virgil Coyle defendant in court. You are summoned to appear and answer the complaint served with this notice. If you fail to appear the court may proceed. Clerk Fredrift C. W. Robison signs the document. Court seal on file.
Helen L. Regan formerly Clark of Dillon Montana filed no tice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to EM TM SW14 SW Lot 2 sec 20 township 7 South range 6 West and Lot 1 NW4 SEY 14 sec 20 township 7 South range 6 West Principal Montana meridian before Fred Rife at Dillon August 22 1925. James H. Bray David Sullivan George Olson and John F. Regan all of Dillon were listed as interested parties.
State Bank of Dillon files a civil suit against B L Skalitzky to recover $1068 on a promissory note. Defendant is summoned to answer within twenty days. failure to appear may lead to judgment by default. Plaintiff seeks judgment in its favor for the stated amount.
A notice summarizes a 1925 court filing with payments on a $175.00 and $226.05 claim in a Montana land case. It also notes Samuel Williams of Alder, Montana, intends three year proof for stock raising homestead entry G F 062064 Helena 021601, before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on August 12, 1925, with witnesses Bert F Gilbert and Steve Williams.
Notice is given that George H. Harrison of Bannack Montana, who on December 8 1928 filed Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry G F 62665 Helena No 023190 for Sh percent 4 NEM EMS section 88 S4NW4 SW W2SE percent section 34 township 6 South range 12 West P M Meri James D Harrison Frank L Kellum and Oley W Burd all of Bannack Montana and Andy B Pyle of Polaris 27 31.
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