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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1889
Page
3
A manuscript notice describes witnesses and evidence for a cultivation claim under Interior Department regulations. It names Carl Johan Cartsan and others, requests reasons why the claim should not be allowed, and directs submission to SW Langou n use Register with detailed procedural steps.
Notice is given that avowed settler Frederick W. Boyers seeks final proof to establish residence and cultivation on his preemption claim. Proof will be before the Beaverhead County District Court Clerk in Dillon on July 8, 688. Witnesses listed are James Dain Quinnan Owen Christian Wake and Charles Wisehowitz. Interested parties may protest or cross examine witnesses under Interior Department regulations.
A notice records an intended final proof by a settler to establish residence and cultivation on land described as NW SE and other fractions in Beaverhead County Montana. The hearing before the district court clerk in Dillon lists witnesses Henry Brown Thomas Winsed Kawin Porchi and Thomas S Porch, all of Dillon. The land appears under preemption proposal with dates and procedural steps for cross examination and rebuttal as per Interior Department rules. Publication by Register Landersxe.
Twe Feidecranes Sando Megoarta invites business men and merchants in Southern Montana and Eastern Idaho to visit their improved printing facilities. With added papers and materials they promise first class job printing and quick turnaround on stationery and printing needs.
The Tribune reports the Prinene Job Department uses steam presses and up to date type and material to produce all kinds of commercial printing, comparing its facilities favorably with Montana’s leading establishments.
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