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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
3
Send your name and address with 5 cents and this slip to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa to receive a trial package including Cham berlain cough remedy stomach and liver tablets salve for burns wounds and skin ailments all for 5 cents Adv Ist 3rd wk
Legal notices list Claude D. Smith of Dillon filing for three year proof on land in Beaverhead County and Pearl Bourassa heirs intent to file on land in Madison? County. The sheriff announces a sale of Wells-Dickey Company property at the Beaverhead courthouse on March 31 1923 with cash terms.
Public notice announces Philip F Creamer of Portland Oregon filing for three year proof on homestead entries No 015487 and No 016818 for W14 and E% section 9 township 10 South range 6 West Montana meridian before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on April 20 1923 with witnesses Thomas O Malley James Harmon Charles D Maury Ernest Dubie all of Dillon Montana. Also includes unrelated advertisements for Tattersalls goods.
War Department outlines next summer's Citizens' Military Training Camps with funding limiting enrollment. About eight hundred students will attend the Nevada camp, and the successful previous year suggests ample candidates in the area. Interested young men should apply early.
The Federal Prohibition Director announces the seizure of a Ford Touring Car motor No 1451154 and all accessories from W D Nolan Dillon Montana under the Revised Statutes. Claims must be filed at the Federal Prohibition Director office Helena within thirty days from first publication. Dates of publication March 30 April 6 18 1923.
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County the estate of John B Tritt deceased is locating creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Executor Fred Rabichall directs claims to his Dillon Montana law office as the place for estate affairs. Dated Dillon Montana March 24 1923.
Notice to creditors for Thomas Thomas deceased urges filing claims with administrator GEO T BANKS at his Dillon Montana residence within four months after first publication March 23 1923. Also notice of stockholders meeting for Western Wholesale Grocery Company on April 2 1923 at 8 PM in Dillon to elect trustees.
C O Olson sues Carl K Decker and Nellie N Decker for 2 oclock pm sale of Lots 2 and 8 SEMW4 SWh N WisSEM and T14SW4 section 2 township 10 South range 12 West Montana meridian with all appurtenances subject to cash terms and sale under sheriff's authority.
Bertel low W. Megquier of Dillon Montana filed notice of a homestead entry on December 9 1901 for section 21 and NW half section 22 township 5 south range 8 west Montana meridian before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon on April 18 1923. Walter Stinson Oscar Garner Chauncey F Murphy and Henry Murphy all of Dillon Montana witnessed.
The camp runs July 26 to August 24 with full canvas housing and new facilities at the south end of the reservation near the target range. Maximum admission age is 24, minimum 17, with exemptions for 1921 and 1922 attendees. vaccination required unless already immunized. Descriptive folders explain candidate duties and are distributed through post offices and veteran groups.
An advocate argues a fixed indemnity for Germany, say twenty billion guld dollars, with eighty year payment terms and underwritten securities. Endorsed by England and America, the plan would be a safe, profitable global investment, establishing commercial peace and prosperity.
Dorothy King, noted as a beautiful model, was found slain in her upscale New York apartment with jewelry missing valued at about 15000 dollars. A wealthy New England manufacturer is said to have left her residence late the night of the murder as investigators pursue leads.
Real estate and dairy business offer near the mountains with 160 acres close to a station and school. Includes water timber shelter alfalfa grain potatoes garden and range plus machinery. Price 5000 with 1000 cash and balance over five years at 6 percent. Also a paying dairy near Dillon with milk route. Newman telephone block.
A $100 reward is offered to any individual not a regular law officer for arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn advertises this reward in the November 4 edition.
A rich silver strike was made at the Champion mine in Anaconda, signaling a significant ore find. Miners are working to determine the extent of the veins and potential impact on local operations.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts rewards for crimes against their interests. Two hundred fifty dollars is offered for conviction of any sheep thief and one hundred dollars for conviction of any camp robber.
Grower's Association ends state bounty payments for coyotes due to repeal. Bounties on adult coyotes earned on or before April 12 1923 will be paid, and puppy bounties continue until July 1 1923.
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