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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1924
Page
3
The French statesman George Clemenceau resides in a small Vesdee home where he tends flowers and herbs, handles his own marketing, and avoids political talk while writing. The piece notes his literary work and daily routine near his garden. It also quotes Oliver Wendell Holmes on the art of conversation.
The Lutheran church on St Joseph's road is dedicated for public service.
A Madison National Forest notice offers a $100 reward to any person not a regular law officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone illegally collecting bounty funds. The alert is from the Sheep Growers Association and appears in Adv. A 114m.
The narrator argues there are reasons for competitive pride and the possibility of humbling oneself. He cites Simp Wigleton who has learned to play the bull fiddle in the Hickville Orchestra to illustrate how people may seize easy glory and still deserve critique for their methods.
Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana October 2 1924 gives notice that Philip D Davis of Judith Gap and William T Pinkerton of Bannack file intent to prove up homestead entries. Witnesses include Dillon residents Gilmore Johnson Edgar Johnson Morton W Elliot and Nick W Davie. Public filing date November 12 1924 at Dillon Montana.
Several notices record intentions to prove up homestead and stockraising entries in Beaverhead County Montana with hearings set in Dillon and Dutluny Armstead and Alder list witnesses and names. A federal suit seeks to quiet title against Maurice W Depp heirs and other parties with a November filing and district court action detailed.
The document contains a district court summons for Laure M. Printz against John L. Mint on divorce grounds and notices from the land office dated 1924 announcing stock-raising homestead entries by Deda Flynn, Td Zabintz, and Dale E Metlen with dates, locations, and witnesses. It includes clerical details, dates, and involved officials.
Frank L Kellum of Bannack Montana files notice of intention to prove up a homestead entry No 019395 made November 14 1919 for lots 1 2 and the southwest quarter of section 1 township 7 south range 18 west principal meridian. The proof aims to establish the claim November 11 1924 with Olive M Harrison George H Harrison James D Harrison all of Bannack and James L Collins of Dillon as witnesses.
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