Beaverhead river game and town growth in Dillon
Wild geese and ducks are plentiful as hunters bring in game around Beaverhead river. Ducks sell for four bits each. B F White contracts for a large new residence, to be followed by Mrs White’s arrival. The new Episcopal church nears completion in rural style, an ornament to town. Houses to rent are scarce, with builders stepping in to meet demand. Dillon is set to become Southwestern Montana’s social educational and commercial center, with five thousand residents likely by decade's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Dillon
Montana
Anderson Bros expands stage line venture and local building progress
A. L. Anderson went to Blackfoot on business tied to the An derson Bros stage line purchase. Building materials moved to the Normal school grounds with bricklayers at work, aiming to finish exterior by Christmas if weather stays favorable. J. J. Morse returns from the East to visit a ill father. W. C. Vip and partner returned from New Mexico with the rope used in a hanging. The girls bicycle race drew crowds and money. Maggie Reinhart won over Zeetta Landon. The five mile fair race featured Cushing, Simmons, Waldorf, and Arntz. Mrs Henry Burfiend, injured in a runaway, rests at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Anderson
Blackfoot
Anderson Bros
Zeetta Landon
Maggie Reinhart
Cushing, Simmons, Waldorf
Arntz
City Council Sets Saloon License at 400 Per Year
The Dillon city council concluded action on reducing saloon licenses by passing a motion that sets annual license fees at 400 dollars to be paid in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Burns Captured in Butte After Jail Escape
Beaverhead County sheriff recaptured Yonkers Burns in Butte this week after an 16 month escape from the county jail. Burns is charged with burglarizing the Big Hole Mercantile store. E T Webster and Will Stahl won Dillon post office carrier exams and start free city delivery next Monday. Charles Thomas buys Dillon Transfer equipment and resigns from Graeter Grocery. Beaverhead Lumber builds extra storage. Agnes Green wed William Drummey in Dillon. notice from mining city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosman
Butte
Yonkers Burns
Beaverhead County
Burns
Big Hole Mercantile Company
E. T. Webster
Will Stahl
Dillon
Charles Thomas
Dillon Transfer Company
W. T. Scully
Graeter Grocery Company
Agnes Green
William Drummey
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstracts Week Ending October 4 1924
Real estate transfers listed in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending October 4 1924 include property conveyances with names of grantors and grantees and descriptions of parcels recorded in the county records. The notice notes the ongoing activity in land transfers during this period and provides names and places linked to the transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Land transfers and mining claims in Montana region
United States patent to Henry Thompson for 27.49 acres near Dell. Warranty deeds record transfers from Neva and Eupene Kent to FP M Merrill for two Lima lots. Chool heirs transfer to James E Phillips for homestead on Rattlesnake Creek totaling 86.85 acres, and Webster to Phillips for 152.8 acres on Rattlesnake above Argenta. Miller to Rosa Peterson on Kentucky Avenue north side. Connor to Wall for 400 acres near Dell. Mining locations by Forrest brothers and J H James with C B Roberts, Labor Day lode near Argenta, Miller location Edith No 1 and No 2 in Rock Creek district. Missoula Forest Service sells 5 248 000 feet of timber on the Lolo forest to Anaconda Copper Mining company. Jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Henry Thompson
Dell
Neva Kent
Eupene Kent
FP. M. Merrill
Lima
Orin
Jennie Chool
James E. Phillips
Rattlesnake Creek
George R. Webster
Grace
Argenta
John F. Miller
Rosa Peterson
Kentucky Avenue
William H. Connor
William P. Wall
A. E. Forrest
W. T. Forrest
J. H. James
C. 8. Roberts
Labor Day Lode
C. E. Miller
Edith No
Rock Creek District
Missoula
Diving Cap Eases Water In Eye and Nose
A. G. Johnson of Chicago devised a diving cap to keep water from eyes ears and nose and to fit optional lenses for glasses. The device has proven practical for divers and swimmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Johnson
Chicago
Doctor Invents New Truss for Ruptures in Kansas City
Kansas City doctor Dr Andrews unveils a lightweight truss claim to heal ruptures without operation. The free trial offer invites readers to write for evaluation, aiming to reach one person per neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Andrews
Koch
Dillon Tribune
Malta farmers pledge 2400 acres sugar beets for 1925
Malta farmers agree to plant 2400 acres of sugar beets in 1925 on condition a local sugar factory is established. Harlem bean crop marketed at an average price of 4 1/2 cents per pound with yields of 12 to 20 100 pound sacks per acre.
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Malta
Public Notice Includes Land Claim and Paper Ownership
Notices cover Ed Rabintz stock raising entry in Dillon Montana with intention to prove up land claim by November 18 1924 and an ownership statement for the Dillon Tribune with publisher editor and stockholders named. The document lists witnesses for the land claim and details on publication ownership sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Tribune
Dillon
Montana
State of Montana
Beaverhead
F. E. Foote
Dillon, Mont
I. E. Foote
Mont
Ida M. Foote
Gaffiant
Winifred cattle shipment and regional marketing
Winifred shipments moved 28 cattle cars in a single day. Chinook Farmers Association shipped hogs worth 8000 dollars to start the fall market. Great Falls building permits reached 150000 dollars in September, with a Columbia office building contract at 87000 dollars. Chinook sugar beets yield projected at 90 cars, underpinning a planned million dollar sugar factory for 1925. A tagged Alaska salmon recaptured in Kamchatka river links Alaska and Asia miles apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Columbia Office
Alaska
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Kamchatka
Asia
Liquidation Notice for Security State Bank of Dillon
Depositors and creditors are notified the Security State Bank of Dillon goes into voluntary liquidation under Montana law. Claims must be presented to the Liquidating Agent Marshall Field at the bank office in Dillon for allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security State Bank of
Dillon
Montana
Marshall Field
Local Notice Sworn In October 1924
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day of October, 1924. The statement appears in daily publications as required, detailing paid subscriber information for the six months preceding the date shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Foote
Notice of Tax Deed Application for Dillon Property
The undersigned L Roy Rettig will apply to Beaverhead County treasurer on November 20, 1924 for a tax deed to Lots 11 12 18 14 15 16 17 18 in Block 11 Stahl's Addition Dillon Montana. Amount due 56.90 dated October 6 1924.
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Beaverhead County
Stahl
Dillon
Montana
L. Roy Rettig
Land Office notices for homestead and desert land entries
Notice serves Elmer Gordon of Armstead Montana filing for three year proof on lands in sections 14 and 15 township 10S range 10W and related entries. Also Louis Steinbrecher of Grant Montana files intent for final proof on desert lands in sections 23, 24 township 9S range 15W. Both before Dillon Montana officials in November 1924.
Public Notice of Homestead Claim by Philip D. Davis
Philip D. Davis of Judith Gap Montana brother and heir of Samuel L. Davis deceased filed notice of claim for Homestead Entry No. 018956 dated November 14 1919 for specified parcels in section 18 and 14 township 10 south range 7 west principal meridian before U S Commissioner F A Hazel baker Dillon Montana on November 12 1924 with Gilmore Johnson Edgar Johnson Morton W Elliot Nick W Davis all of Dillon Montana listed as witnesses or interested parties.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Philip D. Davis
Judith
Gap
Samuel L. Davis
Neyzswh
Seysexy
Principal Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Dillon
Gilmore Johnson
Edgar Johnson
Morton W. Elliot
Nick W. Davis
Notice of Intentions for Stock Raising Homesteads in Bannack and Dillon
Notice is given that William T. Pinkerton of Bannack Montana filed to prove up a three year homestead claim for Lot 7 SE% section 24 and other parcels in township 6S 12W. The hearing is set for November 14 1924 before W S Stephenson Dillon Montana. Cyril E Smelt of Dillon Montana filed to prove up three year homestead claim for all of section 82 township 10S range 5W. The hearing is set for November 7 1924 before W F Stephenson Dillon Montana.
Notice of Homestead Entry on Melrose Land
James Maddox of Melrose Montana filed notice to prove up three years on Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry No 016693 dated July 18 1919 for multiple lots in sections 5 and 6 township 8 south range 9 west principal meridian. The proof is to be presented before Frank A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on November 6 1924. Hilary Tate Frank Tate Henry Norris and Gilbert Quilici all of Melrose Montana are listed.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Rabintz
Dillon
W. E. Stephenson
District Court
Michel Boka
Alphan L. Davis
Antone Boka
Cater V. Garland
U.S. Land Office
Elmer Gordon
Armstead
YWNEW
Swynem
Nemsey
Lownship 10 South
Range
I. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Gerry Geiger
Alf. Peterson
Patrick H. McMenomey
Deller Gordon
I. A. Motz
Register
Louis Steinbrecher
Grant
NYNEY
NYNW
West
Charles F. Stoll
Gottlib Lohner
John Richarz
Frank Brenneis
Fred C. Stoddard
U. 5S
Cyril E. Smelt
Range 5
Principal Meridian
W. FE. Stephenson
Otis D. Bullis
Walter Trombley
Frank Tompkins
Ralph Cecil
U. 8S
James Maddox
Melrose
Sey
Neysw, Syne
Alex
Township
Frank A. Hazelbaker
United States
Hilary Tate
Frank Tate
Henry Norris
Gilbert Quilici
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B. F. White
Horn Brothers
Dillion Tribune
J. J. Morse
W. C
New Mexico
Henry Burfiend
Burfield
George R. Featherly
Beaverhead Lumber Company
Mighty Jam J. Jeffries
California
Jeff St
Tommy Richards
Dempsey
Potts
Winifred
Louisa Almy
F. H. Bimrose
William T. Pinkerton
Bannack
Range 12
W. S. Stephenson
Earl J. Goyer
Napoleon Goyer
Carl A. Panish
Otto E. Parish
the Tribune
Chamberlain
Enuting
Aut
Edward McCullough
Lindy
Pop
Fawneo Kcrllovg
Curly
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