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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
3
Cash terms offered for a 16 by 24 foot frame house a 14 by 16 foot frame barn a 10 by 16 foot lean-to chicken house and a 16 by 22 foot pine peeled log building A contact name Mrs Luella Thomp son s at 4387 North Pacific
Call phone number 339 to re-fill or re-order toiletries from the First Ladies' Line. Listing appears under initials MS L JF WEST.
2800 acres in closed, 1600 acres outside leased with springs. Center spring never freezes, fine grass, miles of outside range, sheltered. No hay required for strong sheep, room for several bands, very little snow. James Kirkpatrick.
Frank Hazelbaker, president of Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. in Dillon Montana, promotes farm loan savings and advertises abstract services as the best recommendation with contact emphasis in the ad.
Wanted to hear from owner of a wood ranch for sale and state cash price with full particulars. TD. . Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. 43 to 51.
Emma F Lund of Dillon Montana, deserted wife of Charles W Lund, filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim to W%4Ws section 29 township 7 South range 6 West principal meridian. Proof to be presented before U S Commissioner F A H Zelbaker at Dillon on November 2 1923. Witnesses named Roy Lund Louis Hoffman Jesse Ditty James E Noble all of Dillon. Charles W Lund as entryman is notified that submission of proof seeks to patent land in Emma F Lunds name.
Department of the Interior gives notice that Wallace R. Smith of Blaine Montana filed for three year proof to establish his homestead claim on lands in section 19 20 township 5 south range 7 west principal meridian before W F Stephenson Dillon Montana on November 7 1928. Witnesses Adolph M Stewart Herbert S Stewart Lester Staudenmeyer John Lasich all of Blaine Montana.
Notice is given that Green I Brown of Armstead Montana who on August 30 1921 filed stock raising homestead entry 0228638 for multiple parcels in township 10 south range west principal meridian has filed intent to prove up the land claim before W S Stephenson clerk of court in Dillon Montana on November 8 with witnesses Leo Pfiffner Gerry Geiger Fred Camps and George Lanon all of Armstead Montana
The administrator of the estate of Paul Brown deceased will sell at private sale after November 5 1928 all real property Lot 9 and 10 Block 24 Poindexter and Orrs addition Dillon Beaverhead Montana and personal property including houses furniture diamonds jewelry and more. Bids must be written with 10 percent deposit and balance upon court confirmation. Purchaser assumes taxes assessments and liens.
Martin Barrett files suit against W. W. Lottridge and Minnie M Lott ridge. Property to be sold at sheriff sale October 29, 1923 at 2 pm at courthouse front door Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Lots 19 and 20 in block 3 Pointe Dexter Orr addition. Cash terms. Dated October 4, 1923. Sheriff D I Mooney. Deputy A C Gruwell.
Arthur J. Smith of Blaine Montana who filed Stock-Raising Homestead Entry No 021976 for S14 section 17 Lots 3 4 B12SW44 SEM section 18 township 5S range 7W principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the described land before W T Stephenson Clerk of Court Dillon Montana on November 7 1928 Adolph M Stewart Herbert E Stewart Lester Staudenmeyer John Lasich all of Blaine Montana F A Motz Register
Security State Bank of Dillon sues Pat Rutledge and Mary Rutledge for a sheriff sale of described lands in Beaverhead County Montana scheduled for November 15 1923 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Dillon. Also notices homestead entry by Lorenzo Cushing filed 1925 and probate creditor notice for Nellie Romain estate with administrator Edward Romain.
Construction has begun to double the loading rack capacity at Illinois Pipeline company plant in Sunburst. The project aims to expand handling of crude and refined products, improving throughput and reducing bottlenecks at the Sunburst facility.
Renewed interest in oil development appears as drilling resumes on the Dry Forks well three miles north of town in Pondera County. The move signals renewed activity in the local petroleum sector with potential economic impact for the area.
Henry Williams of Tarkio Montana describes severe bladder trouble forcing him to cry out in pain. Doctors diagnosed bladder inflammation and recommended surgery. He notes Foley Kidney Pills provided initial relief before care.
A Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association ad offers a $100 reward to any person not a regular law officer who helps arrest and convict someone collecting bounty funds illegally. Advertisement appears as a public notice.
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