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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
3
Real estate transfers are listed from the title books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending June 20 1925. The record compiles deeds from local property transactions, naming sellers buyers and parcel details as recorded in the abstract.
Multiple deeds record transfers of 160 to 820 acres in Kidd Bond Dillon and Big Hole Basin areas with owners including Gerry V Geiger Metrol tan National Bank and Metla stock. water rights of 60 inches from Meadow creek. cemetery lot in Dillon. quit claim and mining deed filings. Great Northern Scobey Opheim permit issued for 50 miles at about 1.5 million dollars with farmer stock subscriptions.
Montana crop prospects show a 14 percent rise over 1924. Spring wheat planted area totals 1,655,000 acres while winter wheat accounts for 425,000 acres.
Advertises banquet candles and holders in all shades available at the Tribune Book Store. Mentions stock and ongoing sale or availability. Includes promotional language typical of a local newspaper advertisement.
Cora Jemigan of Potts Camp Mississippi reports kidney relief and reduced nervousness after using Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant. Advertisement urges trying a bottle from Potts the druggist. Montana Iron Company plans rail spur and steel mill costing 1 500 000 with time and exact site still to be announced.
Johnny Meyers world middleweight champion stresses pure wholesome foods and elimination of doubtful sources. In a pre title match interview he cites evaporated milk as a trusted body builder and says diet, exercise, and careful food choices prevent illness and ensure peak performance.
An explainer describing evaporated milk, noting it is water removed from fresh milk, not spoiled, and processed through evaporation, homogenization, canning, and sterilization. It emphasizes freshness from dairy barns, rapid transport, and safety, with usage tips for drinking, cooking, and diluting.
Rural Beavershead county pupils received large certificates for punctuality and perfect attendance this term. Notable names include Nelson School scholars Holger Carlson Lorena Miller Billie Pilgrim Segfred Johnson Lee Schuler Bernice Johnson Mildred Schuler Hamiet Schuler and Harry Schuler. The list covers Elkhorn Lima Wisdom Blacktail Jackson West Fox Nicholia Grant Gosman Monida Argenta Apex Bristow Bedrock Lakeview Armstead and other schools with multiple honorees. A property notice from Armstead mentions Homestead entries and land claims pending three year proofs before the Dillon district court.
The Santa Scala in Rome's St John Latran piazza is a 28 step marble stair said to have belonged to Pilate's house. Pilgrims ascend on their knees. planks cover the steps for protection. Martin Luther, then a monk, reportedly heard “the just shall live by faith” while climbing, but fled in discomfort at the superstition.
The quote by Benjamin Franklin urges toleration among theologians and warns that zealots clash over faith while a person living rightly cannot be wrong. It frames religious contention as a moral mismatch between action and creed.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana June 11 1925 notice is given Frank Bird of Dillon Montana holder of Homestead Entry G F 062171 Helena 021948 for section 17 township 8 south range 6 west P M Meridian has filed intention to make three year proof to establish claim before Fred Rife Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on August 4 1925 witnesses George E Ditty Jesse A Ditty Henry Estell and Louis Hoffman all of Dillon Montana Now coal land W E Bennett Register
Department of the Interior notice lists Henry M. Heine of Dillon Montana filing to prove up a three year claim on land described by multiple homestead entries in section 24 township 10 south range 9 west and nearby sections. Names William Stahl Herbert Flynn Voorhess Paddock and Charles Coal land appear as claimants or witnesses.
One bay mare with stripe on face and right stifle brand and one dark bay horse with brand on right shoulder reported to forest ranger at Argenta. Reward of $10.00 offered.
June 20 1925 notice lists Sanford Shepherd of Wise River Montana with Original and Additional Homestead Entries filed in 1920 and 1925 for multiple Lots in Sections and Townships within Beaverhead National Forest. Entries witnessed by US Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana August 14 1925. Signatories M P Trueman Jack Street Joe Serois Maynard Mosely all of Wise River.
Notice is given that James J. Leary of Alder Montana will submit three year proof to establish his homestead claim G F 062176 and related entries for lands in NW and SW sections 26 and 35 township 9S range 4W to F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on July 24 1925. Witnesses Ralph Peterson Bert Basden Leo Gillagan Herbert F Gilbert all of Alder Montana.Coalland W E Bennett
The Beaverhead County Board invites bids by July 6 1925 at 2 pm in Dillon Montana for painting two coats including roofs of facilities at the Beaverhead County Farm the main building cottage coalhouse icehouse chicken house toilet pesthouse horse barn cow barn and front picket fence. A 5 percent certified check is required with each bid and forfeited if no contract is entered within 10 days. Unsuccessful bids are returned within 3 days after award. Board reserves right to reject all bids.
Notice states John Richard of Grant Montana filed intent to prove up his homestead entry G F 062577 for multiple parcels in section 5 7 8 and 10 14 W P M. Meridian before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on July 27 1925 with witnesses William Carroll Louis Stinebrecker Charles F Stoehl and Omer E Larrabee of Grant Montana.
Notice is hereby given that Frances Boetticher Meine of Dillon Montana appears in a legal filing or public notice. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment but the named individual and location are clear.
Albert Estell of Alder Montana filed a homestead entry on February 4 1920 under G F No 062043 Helena No 021525 for a parcel in section 32 township with location in Montana authorities. The public notice records the entry and existing title identifiers.
P M Meri dian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim at Dillon Montana. The claim concerns Henry Estell and Frank Bird of Dillon and Samuel Campbell and Axel Bronzell of Alder Montana on non coal land 2327.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior United States Desert Land Entry G F 062871 Helena 022483 for lot 4 SW4 NW1 section 4 township 10 S range 4 W S Commissioner Dillon Montana on the 28th day of July 1925 names Jack Maguire Leo Gilligan H F Gilbert and Harry H Williams all of Alder Montana non coal land Thomas KE Gilbert of Dillon Montana filed December 19 1928 with the Department of the Interior
Milton Bean of Monida Montana filed intent to prove three year claim on July 23 1925 before Fred Rife Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana. Witnesses Milford Judy Ivdia HH Hallas Andrew J Bean all of Monida and Charles H Rody of Lima Montana.
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