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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1924
Page
3
A friend praises Henry Tunkett as capable in many pursuits from farming to barbering and preaching. He is described as pragmatic, opinionated about issues like tariffs, and capable of adapting to various roles while maintaining integrity.
60 West Galena St Butte Montana advertises French Dyeing and Cleaning with satisfaction guaranteed and outside work solicited. Phone 516.
Ilenry Harriman, president of the New England power company, says 450 percent of steam plant capacity of public utilities is not in operation more than 5 to 10 percent of time and interconnection could save millions annually. Butte & Superior Mining reports zinc ore shipments of about 2,600 tons and copper ore shipments of 2,700 tons to Washee plant, a new zinc record, in six working days ending April 9.
Records show 85,000 forest fires annually in the United States mainly in the Pacific region. Loss of 11,000,000 acres burned yearly defies monetary or developmental calculation in terms of sentiment and state growth.
Group life insurance is now in force on at least 27 railroad systems, benefiting more than 200,000 employers. The aggregate face value of policies exceeds 260 million dollars.
No 021341 Department of the Interior U S Land Office Helena Montana May 6 1924 Notice is hereby given that David S Vail of Dillon Montana who on July 26 1921 made Homestead Entry No 021341 for SEMSW14 SW SEM section 24 EISNW%4 I s section 25 township 9 South range 9 West Principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim before W E Steph son clerk of the court at Dillon Montana on the 19th day of June 1924 Claimant names as witnesses Bert Orr Albertus G Williams John Conover and Elmer S Lutz all of Dillon Montana F A MOTZ Register
R Olive Martin formerly Marchesseau of Polaris Montana files intent to prove three-year claim to land described in H E Nos 020509 and 020510. Proof to be made before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on June 12 1924 by Edward P Marchesseau John H Judge William J Cornette and John J Brown all of Polaris Montana.
Fhy Gransberg of Melrose Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a desert land claim no 020628 for SH4 SW and SW%SE in section 32 township 8S range 9W on June 11 1924 before W Se Stephenson clerk at Dillon Montana Orrin Beall Joseph C Ferguson John Hand and Valen Todavieh of Reichle Montana are named as witnesses in the notice issued by the Department of the Interior U S Land Office Helena Montana
Land Office notice states Willard Shaffner of Dillon Montana filed for three year proof to establish claim to NWSE and other parcels in section 28 township 7S range 10W. He will appear before U S Commissioner I A Hazelbaker in Dillon on May 21 1924 with witnesses Beesi Brown Orland S Bird Oscar O Sharp and Charles P Thomas.
Mining applicant John L. Templeman of Butte Montana seeks a patent for 14 185 acres of Sunshine lode ground in Bloody Dick mining district Beaverhead county Montana. The notice lists survey details and adjacent claims Silver Bow Baltic and Fair Play and warns adverse claimants to file within sixty days.
Powell county crews repair and resurface main streets in Deer Lodge. Road work aims to improve conditions on key thoroughfares while ongoing projects continue.
A. L. Stone filed in Beaverhead district court a petition for letters of administration with will annexed for Thomas B. Wilson, deceased of Clark County Idaho. A hearing is set in Dillon on May 17, 1924 at 10 a.m. for objections to the petition.
Notice of public sale directed by the General Land Office under section 24b RS to Ernie Lundin of Butte Montana. Land described as NESW section 81 township South range first Montana meridian to be offered at 10 am May 27 1924 at the land office for minimum bid 4.00 per acre. Highest bidder to pay immediately. objections or claims must be filed by sale time. A Motz.
The report notes Vein and M Butler of Massachusetts chosen to lead party efforts after the Cleveland convention. Advisors to the town committee indicate the national Republican condition will shift as the new leadership takes charge.
Baker Organization moves forward with plans to establish a new bank in the area, aiming for imminent realization and local financial expansion.
A vintage ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to relieve coughs colds and hoarseness. It claims quick relief for all ages and urges readers to obtain a bottle today insisting on the genuine product from Potts the druggist.
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