Pledge Week Notes At Normal College
The junior class crafted humorous odes to the Faculty and performed them in the Assembly room. A fishing party on the campus fence amused pledges who fished in silence for thirty minutes. Miss Verna Bird and Miss Mame Curry were ill with measles. A German club picnic at Beaverhead Canyon and a Girls Friendly Club reception capped the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Bird
Mame Curry
Beaverhead Canyon
Girl's Friendly Club
Local notes and visitors brighten Dillon week
Clarence Wall of Dell and Arthur Salmon of Horse Prairie visited Dillon this week. Miss Mabel Clarke of Idaho Falls and Miss Hazel McDonald returned from visits. Mrs. J. J. Smith and son visited from Monida. Miss Bessie Wall shopped with Dillon merchants. Children’s day at the Methodist church Sunday evening. George Metlen visited his son in Butte hospitals. For sale: house and lots at Atlantic and Dillon streets. Various local business ads and notices surround community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wall
Dell
Dillon
Arthur Salmon
Horse Prairie
Mabel Clarke
Idaho Falls
John D. Evans
J. J. Smith
Small Son
Monida
Hazel McDonald
Butte
Atlantic and
Dillon Streets
L. A. Foote
R. R. Rathbone
J. E. Monroe
Bessie Wall
Armstead
George Metlen
Warmer
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
General Transfer
Dillion Bakery
Black
Rheumatism Quickly Cured by Liniment Claim
A Newton Iowa resident reports Chamberlain's Liniment cured rheumatism in his arm after one application. The ad claims it is best for muscular rheumatism and that the remedy quickly relieved pain, selling through dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Iowa
Champelin
Ady. Lm
Pastime Theatre Presents Shaw Musical Dramatic Trio May 27
Pastime theatre manager Wheat announces a one night event Tuesday May 27 featuring the Shaw Musical and Dramatic Trio. The program opens at 7:30 with three pictures including The Web in two parts. At 8:30 the musical and dramatic show follows, headlined by Miss Zora Augusta Shaw a New Yorker lyric soprano and reader making her Dillon debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat
Pastime Theatre
Shaw Musical and Dramatic Trio
Chautauquas
Lyceum
Vitagraph
Dillon
Zora Augusta Shaw
New Yorker
Musical America
Concert stars shine at Clinton studio program
May 18 1912 report highlights Zora Shaw Marie Hughes and Darryt Evans praised for singing harp solos and piano prodigy status. Tickets on sale at Yeatlan stores with 75 cent reserved seats. Also notes final proof land claim before C W Conger Dillon Montana June 30 1913 with witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zora Shaw
Clinton Studio
Hughes
Darryt Evans
Deserete News
Salt Lake
Poindexter Named Dillon Postmaster by Senate Action
Eugene L Poindexter received a telegram from Congressman Evans confirming Senate approval of his appointment as Dillon postmaster by President Wilson The commission is expected to be issued by week end according to the telegram
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene L. Poindexter
Evans
Senate
President Wilson
Dillon
Notice for Publication Nos 02649 Desert Land Claim
John Wolf of Dillon Montana filed Desert Land Claim No 02649 on May 8 1909 for N14 NEM SWYNEXM NWMSEM Section 28 Township GS Ranger W Montana Meridian and now seeks final proof to establish claim before C W Conger Dillon Montana on June 30 1913 Witnesses include George Edinger William McCormick Maria Sanfacan and Henry K Wolf all of Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helenia
Montana
John Wolf
Dillon
Township
Ranger W
Meridian
C. W. Conger
District Court
George Edinger
William McCormick
Maria Sanfacan
Henry K. Wolf
Advertised Letters to be sent to Dead Letter Office
Uncalled letters at Dillon Post Office will be sent to the Washington dead letter office within two weeks if not claimed. Grace Lamont, P. M. May 16, 1913. List includes Carson, Geo. Clark, Mrs. Bertha. Daniels. Dory. Harmon. Jenkins. Kaiser. Ziegler. Webb. White. Nissen. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Washington, D. C
Grace Lavont
P. M
Carson
Geo
Clark
Bertha
S. K
Daniels
Herald
Dory
William
Eddie
R. C
Esterwold
Frank
Goldslam
Sam
Grath
Peter
Harmon
Harry
Jenkins
Tom
Kennison
Floyd
Kaiser
Katzenberg
George
Koon
T. E
Kristensen
Jens K
McIntosh
C. M
McGrath
Chas
Nelson
Nissen
Nis
Schultz
Mabel
Valk
Perry
Webb
Rena
White
A. B
Ziegler
G. Grace Lamont
Notice for Publication Final Proof Hannah Hoffman Dillon MT
Notice is given that Hannah Hoffman of Dillon Montana filed intention to make Final Proof to establish a land claim located in Section 35 Township 7 R W Montana Meridian. The proof is set before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon June 28 1913. Witnesses named Denton W Oliver Louis Hoffman Frank Guidici Steve Davis all of Dillon MT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Hannah Hoffman
Dillon
Ranger W
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Denton W. Oliver
Louis Hoffman
Frank Guidici
Steve Davis
Consolidated Department of the Interior
John. W. Seybold
Charles W. Seybold
Dell
S. N
Louis E. McNinch
Clarence E. McGee
John H. Hoffman
Bart Hungate
Stephen Carpenter
Register
George R. Featherly, Jr
N. W
Merchan
Charles Davis
Herbert B. Selway
Philip Thorpe
George R. Featherly
Fred A. Randolph
Argenta
Township
Range
Emerson W. Slack
Frank Wilson
James McKay
George Knapp
Stepehn Carpenter
Nutty town tale and distant bankrupt tales collide
A New York correspondent recalls a chaotic incident in which Jim Smith chases a burglar through streets, cuffs him, and is later jailed for carrying an unlicensed revolver while the burglar is discharged in court. The rest of the column lists Montana court notices and land sale details dated 1913, including bankruptcies, partitions, and final proofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times-Star
New York
Jim Smith
Mr. Smith
Smith
Notice for Publication No 04376 Ada Patterson Desert Land
Department of the Interior announces Ada M Patterson of Dell Montana filed Desert Land Application No 04376 on June 13 1910 for Lots 1 and 2 Section 1 Township 13 South Range 9 West Montana Meridian and has filed subsequent papers and actions as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Ada M. Patterson
Dell
Meridian
Notice to Contractors for Dillon Montana School Addition
Sealed proposals will be received by the Clerk of the Board of Trustees School District No 10 Dillon Montana for excavation for an addition to the school building south of the present structure. Bids due by 1 pm May 31 1913 on provided forms signed and sealed. Also includes an alias summons for a separate foreclosure action in Beaverhead County Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Dillon
Montana
District Court of the Fifth Judical District
State of
Beaverhead
O. C. Gosman
Mary Noble
George Noble
A. D
Bids invited for DillonMontana project by Board of Trustees
Proposals prepared by Fred F Wilson of Bozeman and Architects of Bozeman Montana may be seen at the State Bank of Dillon. A $150 certified check payable to the Clerk of the Board accompanies each bid and is forfeited if the bidder fails to enter into a written contract. The Board may reject any or all bids. Signed Leonard Extgr Chairman. Dated Dillon May 16 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Wilson
Bozeman
Mont
State Bank of
Dillon
Montana
Board of Trustees
Leonard
Extgr
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Redrock
Notice of land claim final proof in Dillon Montana
Department of the Interior notice states John B. McLaren of Dillon Montana filed Home stead Application No. 04005 on April 16 1910 for land in section 14 township 7 S range 8 W Montana Meridian. He will present final three year proof on June 12 before C W Conger with witnesses J Robert Morton J Whitbeck John W Frizzell and Frank H Bimrose all of Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Helena
Montana
John B. McLaren
Dillon
S. W
S. E
N. W
Township
Range
Meridian
C. W. Conger
District Court
J. Robert Morton
J. Whitbeck
John W. Frizzell
Frank H. Bimrose
Stephen Carpenter
Register
U. S. Land Office
Mary Meers
Lin Nwi
C.W. Conger
Joseph P. Campeau
Richard R. Price
William E. Sawyer
Montana district court terms fixed for 1913 in three counties
The Fifth Judicial district of Montana sets 1913 court terms for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties with specified start dates and 10 o clock a m opening. The orders were issued in Virginia City on December 2 1912 by Judges Lin L Callaway and J B Poindexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Towit
Beaverhead
Jefferson County
Madison County
Chambers
Virginia City
Lin L. Callaway
J. B. Poindexter
Notice of land probate and contest actions in Montana
Department of the Interior notices for George R Featherly Jr Dillon and Mynor Holden Dillon. Featherly seeks final three year proof to claim lands in Township 7S Range 7W with witnesses listed. contest by Joseph Steichar against William F Chisholm for multiple sections, including required filed answer within twenty days after fourth publication. Publication dates May 16 May 23 May 30 and June 6 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
William F. Chisholm
Dillon
Joseph Steichar
A. D
Township
Range
Meridian
Chisholm
Gro, O, Freeman
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Klein’s
Bert Orr
Byron Togutte
V. J. Swanson
Short Line
R. A. Richardson
Yeaman
Jewell Hotel
Court House
St. Paul, Inn
H. A. Davee
O'Shea
Reading
Sherman & Read
Seeley
Hallock
Claud L. Downing
Milton W. Garr
John C. Patterson
Thomas W. Griggs
Poindexter
Kate C. Orr
Range 8W
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
E. W. Bell
Gro. M. Bovureuin
Mestoro
W. Shrove
Bottverhead
Anna Marie Klein
Kermit Klein
J. H. Gilbert
Guardian Ad Litem
Montana Meridian
Poindexter & Orr
Jennie C. Metlen
Pease & Stephenson
Bertie M. Howard
C. W. Concer
Henry G- Rodgers
BAC
Mynor Holden
Meridan
David T. Hogge
Hubert L. Smith
Norman E. Holden
Peter B.duncan
Jay
Baker
U. S. Kand
Ernest Howell
Dillon, Montan
N. E
S.W
N.E
Edward Neil
John R. Howell
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