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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1925

Page

11

thousand pound baby beef demo aims at farm youth

The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation assembled a baby beef demonstration herd to show how to raise a calf to 1000 pounds in a year and to promote calf club work among farm boys and girls. The show travels to Kansas City in November and Chicago in December with junior exhibitors invited to display their calves.

Samuel R. Guard Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation Kansas City Chicago Foundation

Band of 150 stolen horses found near Medicine Lodge

A marshal report says about 150 stolen horses from Neva Idaho and neighboring ranches were recovered near Medicine Lodge. One man, John Joyce, was arrested then discharged for lack of proof. Also noted: Craig Cornell grew 272 pounds of potatoes from three pounds planted last spring. A bottle of wine and wedding cake appeared at the Tribune office from a Lynrg-Lane wedding supper.

Neva 2 Idaho Medicine Lodge John Joyce Craig Cornell Tribune

Willie Chapman Hosts Birthday Friends

A note recalls Willie Chapman entertaining a group of his young friends on a Saturday afternoon. The Tribune item from 28 years ago highlights a local social event and mentions this community gathering.

Willie Chapman

Better Street Lighting Urges City Council Citizens

Fourteen years ago The Tribune reports October 27 1911 that improved street lighting is sought by citizens and acknowledged by the city council amid public demand for better illumination.

Newlywed Henneberrys Arrive, Plan Home on Ryan Canyon Ranch

Mr and Mrs Archie Henneberry recently married in Billings arrived in Dillon last week and have gone to the Henneberry ranch in Ryan's canyon where they will make their home.

Archie Henneberry Billings Dillon Henneberry Ryan’s Canyon

Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstracts Week Ending October 17 1925

From the title books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company the week ending October 17 1925 records transfers including parcels to several local buyers and details of property parcels, grantees, and aiding witnesses.

The Beaverhead Abstract Company

Land patents listed for several recipients in Montana and nearby valleys

U S A grants for Russell W. Smith 640 acres along Blacktail Deer creek John Davis receives 320 acres in Centennial Valley and another 240 acres in the U S A Christen L Madsen is awarded 489 1 acres west of Red Rock Montana plus 164 69 acres west of Red Rock Moni U S A to George L Ramsey 40 acres in Centennial Valley.

Russell W. Smith Blacktail Deer Creek U.S. A John Davis Centennial Valley Christen L. Madsen Red Rock Mont Moni George L. Ramsey

Warranty Deeds Involving Several Montana Parcels

Carrie G Hocker transfers three lots in P and O Normal Addition to Mary A Bond. Sylvester E Dinney conveys land near Wisdom to Sarah Dinney. Seth Herbert deeds land in the Big Hole basin to George Dodson. Harvey Stanchfield sells 559.75 acres in the Big Hole basin to John Geisser and Frank Husted. Alfred Onserud transfers 5260 acres in Big Hole basin to Malcolm McInnis.

Carrie G. Hocker Mary A. Bond Sylvester E. Dinney Sarah Dinney Wisdom Montana Seth Herbert George E. Dodson Big Hole Basin Harvey Stanchfield John Geisser Frank Husted Big Hole Alfred 0. Onserud Malcom McInnis

NormanS Bargain and Sale Deed Transfer in Lima Montana

Dewitt Norman and Verlie Norman transfer a parcel in Block B Slader's Addition Lima Montana to Lee Watkins under a bargain and sale deed.

Dewitt Norman Verlie Norman Lee Watkins Slader Lima Montana

Hutchins duo sells 320 acres in Big Hole basin

John K E Hutchins and Jimmy D Hutchins transfer a quit claim deed to Eva Daly for 320 acres located in the Big Hole basin. The conveyance outlines the property scope and parties involved in the legally recorded transfer.

John KE. Hutchins Jimmy D. Hutchins Eva Daly Big Hole Basin

Mining Claims and Claimants in Polaris and Surrounding Districts

Locations include the Keno Quartz Lode claim in Polaris Mining District with Emmet Price Max Parlament and Theo Tasshender. F. B. Williams transfers to the Building Stone Claim north of Dillon. Pat Bradley holds the Tiger Quartz Lode claim in Cherry Creek District. C. S. Roberts owns the Silver Plum 2 Quartz Lode in Argenta Mining District.

Semmet Price Max Parlament Theo Tasshender Keno Polaris F. B. Williams Building Stone Dillon Pat Bradley Cherry Creek C. S. Roberts Argenta

Clean Childs Bowels California Fig Syrup Laxative

A domestic old time remedy praised as a dependable laxative for children. The advertisement highlights California Fig Syrup as effective for gentle relief of stomach discomfort and regularity. It appeals to mothers seeking a safe pleasant tasting stool softener.

California

Wealth of the Nation and a Million Public School Enrollees

The article argues that real national wealth lies in public education with New York City having over a million children in public school classes. It contrasts this with riches from natural resources and infrastructure and notes a dramatic political touch about an executioner at Sing Sing. It laments the ethical and practical challenges of capital punishment.

New York

Administrator's Deed and Sale Confirmation for Maggie Bell Estate

Louis L. Bell acting administrator conveys a tract of land northeast of Dillon to Marguerite Opien. An order confirms the sale in the estate of Maggie May Bell deceased.

Louis L. Bell Maggie May Bell Marguerite Opien Dillon

Shelby St Paul Montana Well Flows Record Gas Daily

A Shelby St Paul Montana well pumps 15 000 000 feet of gas daily marking a record output in the Kevin Sunburst field history with hav ist production noted.

Shelby St. Paul - Montana

Danger in Six Oclock Dinners

A letter argues that long-lived elderly people are breakfast eaters while those with health problems are harmed by late meals. It contrasts an aged sample who sleep well and remain alert with middle aged men damaged by rushed eating, late dinners, and hectic schedules. Next week notes on heredity and germs.

Jordan-Heavy Livestock Shipment Aimed at State Extermination

A shipment of live stock, notably horses, arrives to meet state law requirements for extermination on ranges. The dispatch underscores compliance with regulatory measures while moving livestock through the corridor.

Jordan

Jordan Rebuilding Musselshell Bridge Spurs Local Trade

The Musselshell bridge reconstruction near Jordan saves ranchers 50 to 100 miles in round trips to markets. In Helena, Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph plans a $35,000 two story concrete office building.

Jordan Musselshell Bridge Helena Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company

Goitre Removed By Sorbol Quadruple Claim

Mary A. Steinmetz of Missoula Montana reports Sorbol Quadruple removed her goitre completely with no knife needle pain or stain. The ad offers to share results and lists Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio and local dealer A Potts druggist. Also notes Modern Woodmen hall to be rebuilt after a fire and a State land sale of 35000 acres in Valley County on Oct 19 and 20.

Mary A. Steinmetz Second St Missoula Mont Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio A. Potts Glasgow— State Valley County

Helped His Boy Ends Two Year Cough With Foley’s Honey and Tar

Henry Duncan of Alpine Alabama writes that his son suffered a two year cough and cold before Foley’s Honey and Tar ended the illness after a few days. The ad notes no opiates and claims it’s good for children who like it. Get a bottle from Potts the druggist today.

Henry Duncan Alpine Alabama Foley Potts

Bozeman State College Enrollment Up 18 Percent

Bozeman State College registr ation rises to 880 students an 18 percent increase over 1924 figures. Shelby State plans sale of 240 000 acres in Daniels County.

Bozeman Shelby—State Daniels County

College Men Seek Work Opportunities

A miscellaneous help notice invites employers to contact 144 Training School or 250-3 Normal College to hire college men. The brief appeal emphasizes student availability for work.

Normal College

Notice for Publication of Homestead Entries and Land Claim

Department of the Interior Land Office notices Dillon Montana November 28 1925 for Dellar R Gordon Armstead filing three year proof on SE 4 percent BSW NW 40 NWYN NYNW4 Section 15 and 10 Township 10 S Range 10 W P M Meridian with witnesses Bert McManning Geary Gager Pat McManning Park Scott. Also Sam L Henton through Collins Land Co Helena seeks Lot 4 Sec 32 T9S R5W with protest deadline November 18 1925.

Department of the Interior U. Sw Great Falls Montana Dellar R. Gordon Armstead Helena Township Range P. M Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker U. S Dillon Bert McManning Geary Gager Pat McManning Park Scott United States Land Office Sam L. Henton Collins Land Co W. E. Bennett Register

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