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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1924
Page
3
Prices reduced to a grazing land basis and to meet the low in spirits conditions in the range country. Little more than one-third former quotations. If there is a piece of government land important in connection with your holdings, write for full particulars. THE COLLINS LAND CO, Helena, Montana.
In Dillon, a Boston wool firm rep is in town with others expected as Beaverhead county anticipates a large wool clip and spirited bidding. Market rates hold, flour sells freely, oats scarce, and vegetables and fruit plentiful. Fresh salmon trout sell on streets at two bits a pound.
Historical note reports quarrels over land filings near the Big Hole basin may overwhelm Dillon Hospital. Mentions Rent Cushing and Will Hayward visiting Sheridan and Twin Bridges. Burleigh Willis to add a crimson rim bicycle to their law office gear. Hamlin Wizard Oil Concert company drew good crowds with 15 cent admissions. Dillon youths plan to raise cash for Armenians with Grace Lamont collecting donations.
News from Dillon reports the drowning of Earl Blake and Tommy Spurrier, both 14, in Centennial valley on Sunday afternoon. Hank Wetmore delivered the details to the city. The same week Tom Tritt suffered severe injuries after being struck by Fred Woodside on a motorcycle, Woodside backing into Tritt and sliding along the street.
Work at the Absaroka Florence company oil test well has resumed and is expected to complete within the next thirty days.
Montana State Board of Pardons orders Monday June 30 1924 as the time for considering the governors commutation of sentence for John S S Goforth and John T Goforth in the case of grand larceny at Dillon Beaverhead County. Notice to interested parties to appear at the capitol at 3 p m for response and a published notice in the Dillon Tribune for two weeks June 20 27 1924.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana E W Land sues Christian G Stahl and others including heirs creditors and unknown claimants regarding real property and potential dower claims with the First National Bank of Dillon as executor and other named defendants in a civil case seeking clear title and resolution of liens. The notice lists defendants and unknown parties claiming rights to the property. The state of Montana addresses the summons to Stahl Brown McGough and related heirs and creditors.
A Montana court suit seeks to quiet title to a 44 acre tract in the southeast quadrant of section 18, township 7S range 8W, with plaintiffs naming the First National Bank of Dillon as executor and listing multiple heirs and claimants. The case requires defendants to state claims by answer within twenty days or face default judgment. Also included are voter registration notices for Beaverhead County and a land office notice of James A. Mansfield seeking three year proof on several parcels in Dillon.
Doc R North of Dillon Montana filed notices of intention to extend Homestead Entries 019314 and 023588 for E44 in 28, 23 and 24 sections in township 8 south range 6 west Principal Meridian. The hearing before Clerk W E Stephenson is set at Dillon on July 17, 1924 with Lyons family listed as co-claimants.
Gottlieb Lohmer of Grant Montana filed notice of intention to make final five year proof on July 1 1924 for two homestead entries in township 10 south range 15 west Montana. Witnesses include Louis Steinbrecher Charles J Stoll Frank S Hoffman and Jessie B Hoffman all residents of Grant Montana.
Land Office notices announce Charles I. Stoll of Grant Montana intends five year proof for multiple homestead entries in township 10 south range 1 west and associated tracts. Alice D. Harding of Dillon Montana plans three year proof for stock raising homestead entry in township 9 south range 6 west with all actions filed before local U S official in July 1924.
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