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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1921

Page

3

Polaris Homesteader Files Three Year Proof in Montana

Jacob Beese of Polaris Montana, who filed homestead entry No 022408 for the E 1 7 of Section 2 Township 7 South Range 13 West Montana Meridian, will present three year proof before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on November 9 1921. Witnesses: William S Tash Adolph Pahnish William A Pahnish and Alex Silach all of Polaris Montana.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Jacob Beese Polaris Range Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker U.S Dillon William S. Tash Adolph Pahnish William A. Pahnish Alex Silach Jos. Oker Register

Helena land notice for Helene Thompson-Proffit Dillon claim

Department of the Interior notice dated October 3 1921 states Helene Thompson-Proffit formerly Thompson widow of Joseph Thompson of Dillon Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim to land described under stock raising entry no 016047 Section 24 Town 8 South Range West Montana Meridian. Hearing set before F A Hazelbaker US Commissioner Dillon November 10 1921 with witnesses Orin O Robbins John W Walters Charles Garland and N Parker Orr all of Dillon. Jos OKer Register.

Department of the Interior Helena Montana Helene Thompson -Proffit Thompson Joseph Thompson Dillon Township Range West Meridian F.A. Hazelbaker U. S Orin O. Robbins John W. Walters Charles Garland N. Parker Orr Jos, Oker Register U.S. Land Office Charles P. Thomas Charles Frommer W. J. Stephenson Otis D. Bullis Ernnest O. Selway Frank Shultz William KE. Johnson

Notice for Publication William Reisner seeks three year proof

Department of the Interior announces that William Reisner of Grant Montana holder of Homestead entry 017025 for NE44 Sec 14 and NW Sec 18 and holder of Additional Stock Raising H E 021020 Sec 14 and NE Sec 23 Township 9 S Range 12 W Montana Meridian will file three year proof on November 16, 1921 before F A Hazelbaker U S.

Notice for Publication of Estate in Dillon Montana

Charles P. Thomas administrator of Charles Frommer deceased files notice in Dillon Montana. He entered Homestead on May 15 191? for sections 27 and stock raising entry for section 26 township 10 south range 6 west. Court date set for November 10 1921 before Clerk W J Stephenson. Register Jos Oker signs.

Notice for Publication Joseph Steichar land claim Dillon MT

Notice is given that Joseph Steichar of Dillon Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim described as SW4SWY Sec. 4 NEXNWY NW4 NW4 Sec. 8 NW4 NW14 NE%4 Sec. 9 T8S R5W Montana Meridian before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on November 7 1921 Joseph F Smith Henry Estell Joseph Kalkes and Charles Richter of Dillon Montana are named as witnesses. 40-44 JOS. OKER Register

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana Joseph Steichar Dillon Township Range Montana Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker U. S Joseph F.smith Henry Estell Joseph Kalkes Afler Charles Richter Jos. Oker Register

Notice of Homestead Entry Claim For Dillon Residents

Notice announces that Clarence B. Ditty of Dillon Montana filed Homestead Entry No 020808 on May 6 1919 for S155W4 Section 24 Township South Range 7 West and assigns the 23rd day of November 1921 for action with Jesse Ditty Roy G Lund Frank Bird and John W White of Dillon listed in the notice.

Public Notice of Land Claim for Marion Gasparac Montana

Notice announces Marion Gasparac of Apex Montana has land claims filed under multiple homestead stock-raising entries in section 25 township 9 south range 6 west Montana meridian. Hearing before Clerk W E Stephenson in Dillon on November 25 1921. Witnesses listed: George McMurrich Conalomis Reeves Charles Wokersten both of Dillon Montana and Ben P Stenceel of Alder Montana.

Desert Land Entry Notice for Cora Rand in Montana

Notice announces public final proof for Desert Land Entry No. 020237 by Cora B. Rand of Donovan Montana. Proof targets August 12 1921 entry for Lots 2 3 4 and the S 1/2 N 1 5 Section 5 Township 11 South Range 18 West before W E Stephenson Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana. Claimants include Marius Rand Charles Burden Wesley Salmon and Arthur Salmon of Donovan Montana.

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana Cora B. Rand Donovan Township Range 18 Meridian W. E. Stephenson District Court Dillon Marius R. Rand Charles Burden Wesley Salmon Arthur Salmon JOS, Oker Register

Entry notice for Rochford stock-raising homestead in Dillon Montana

Notice records Rochford of Dillon Montana who on July 19 1921 filed Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry No 020837 for NW Sec 35 WYNKM Sec 84 SWUS E M Sec 27 Township 88 Range 10 W. F A Hazelbaker A S Commissioner in Dillon announces Edward Mooney James O Melton Michael Boka and William I Chapman all of Dillon as parties. Jos Oker Register.

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana William Rochford Dillon Wynkm Shnem Swusem Township Range Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker A. S Edward Mooney Michael Boka William I. Chapman Jos. Oker Register

Notice for Publication Claim in Dillon Montana

Notice of the year proof to establish a stock-raising claim for NEY N W4 SWN EM 114 SE Section 12 Township 9 South Range 10 West Montana Meridian filed by Henneberry of Dillon Montana with the U S Commissioner at Dillon on the 17th day of August before J Oker Register Daniel Mooney George Mec Laughlin Edward Mooney of Dillon and Robert H Best of Butte Montana cited observers and stakeholders.

Notice for Publication No 019031 in Dillon Montana

Department of the Interior region announces public notice for Herman Erkkila of Grant Montana who filed a homestead entry on April 16 1918 for land in section 14 township 10 south range 14 west. The notice records a court signing on November 10 1921 by Annice Cox Thomas W Cox Samuel B Gobwell and Henry O Grinde of Grant Montana as witnesses and 40-47 JOSEPH OKER Register.

Department of the Interior Helena Montana Herman Erkkila Grant Range Montana Meridian Wy. Stephenson Mark District Court Dillon Annice Cox Thomas W. Cox Samuel B. Jiowell Henry O. Grinide Jos. Oker Register

Berlinians Resist Move Toward Metered Phone System

The article rails against Germany’s phone network under a free, unlimited-call regime. Berlin residents protest plans for metering, arguing officials overstep and people should be free to talk without interference.

Berlin Germany United States

Greatest Wireless Station Planned at La Prairie

A new wireless station to be the greatest in the world will be built at La Prairie Quebec. A. H. Morse, managing director of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of Canada, says a research staff will begin work immediately for erecting two 330 foot steel towers this fall.

la Prairie Quebec A. H. Morse Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of Canada

Reward Offered in Madison National Forest Thefts

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a reward of 500 dollars for conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for conviction of any camp robber.

Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's Association

Wealthy man vows to use fortune for good works

Dustin Stax confesses to breaking a competitor, justifying the act by a pledge to dedicate his wealth to benevolent causes and curb avarice. He explains that attaining wealth changed his sense of duty toward discouraging grasping behavior.

Dustin Stax

Not Entirely Eliminated by Red Corpuscles

A garbled passage references Mr Peckton with sporting proclivities and a character quip about a man showing hidden vigor after years of subjugation. It hints at club politics or a fight in Clingtonship with a light, ironic tone. The text remains fragmented but implies latent vigor in a male subject.

Cluingtonship

Growing Up in a Tug of Words and Plans

In a Louisville Courier Journal snippet a mother frets about her son’s growing confidence and identity as he contemplates boxing ambition. The dialogue hints at family attitudes toward risk and potential championship dreams amid evolving physique and skill.

Louisville Courier- Journal

Supplementary Cover Reveals Old Newspaper Inquiry

In a terse exchange a curious man quotes sight and lies about a bundle of old newspapers while a shabby citizen replies with a stubborn chestnut about what he gets from them, hinting at a quiet street exchange.

Money in Elections Sparks Debate Across States

A fragmented passage discusses whether money should influence elections, with unclear quotes on statesmanship and funding. The text notes public suspicion about campaign funds once seen as strength, signaling a broader concern over financing and political power.

Teapot Countenance and Duty In Odd Exchange

A fragment from the Birmingham Age Emerald features a peculiar dialogue where one character scolds a doctor for kissing a patient while the other defends it as part of his duty. The exchange ends with mention of someone swearing to die without it.

Wife Serves Up Burnt Offering in Unseen Visit

A man recalls an offbeat visit when his wife prepared a burnt offering, remarking that the wife worships him. The exchange hints at domestic quirks and a curious household moment.

Home Made Girl Speaks Quick Witty Line

Fragmentary quote shows a home made girl named Yog or Yo reacting with a sharp line as Ashe pats a pat. The garbled text hints at a playful or defiant exchange between two individuals.

Ashe Oneh

Beyond Praise Mentioned in Exhibit Remarks

Miss D Auber Did wrote comment favorably on none of your pictures in the exhibit. Miss Blamear Tt said the excellence of the work was beyond praise. Mine must have been in that class. he did not praise it.

D'Auber Blamear

Lady Questions Lena on Divorce and Rejoined Matrimony

A woman grills Lena about her divorce from last year and her current living arrangement. Lena confirms they are cohabiting again and have resumed their marriage in a rehashed arrangement.

Lena Matam

A Fair Start

A fragment from a Droeston Transcript shows a father and child exchanging lines about shared ideas and marriage, noting progress compared with earlier generations. The dialogue hints at generational perspectives on partnership and perseverance in relationships.

Senator Sorghum Defends Majority Will

A political remark frames deference to the majority by noting it holds the most votes. Senator Sorghum repeats that the majority leads because it wins the most ballots, sparking debate over legitimacy and power in governance.

Sorghum

Tactful poetry recital raises cautious praise

A courtly remark notes a young man reading poetry aloud, with Miss Cayenne praising the practice while implying it helps him veil his own conversation. The exchange suggests a discreet social dynamic and latent motives behind the encouragement.

Miss. Cayenne

A Note of Discouragement Ends Debate on Classics

A humorous exchange questions whether boys should study the classics. Farmer Cornfoscel quips that the goal is simply to keep them out of mischief, reflecting a lighthearted column snippet.

Farmer Cornfoscel

Courtroom Exchange Acknowledges Street Attack Claim

In a heated court room exchange the judge confronts the accused about attacking a man on the street. The accused replies that he can deny the charge if it helps his case.

Beav erhead County Justice Court Legal Ads

In Dillon Township Montana a Western Wholesale Grocery Company sues Joan Grondail for 370 dollars for goods sold between Sept 1 and Oct 31 with no payment. Court summons require answer within 20 days or default judgment. Also Braverhead State Bank sues J K Browning on two notes totaling 840000 with interest and attorney fees. further details of the promissory notes and endorsements. Court notices mention October dates and filing in Sixth Judicial District.

Justice Court Dillon Township Beaverhead County Montana E.G. Larnsworth Western Wholesale Grocery Company Dhaiitty Joan Grondaill State of Montana Beaverhead Oakay Qeteber Ted Farnsworth So Stephenson Dillon Stonester Mainiil Skiftth Benaverhead Braverhead State Bank Tlaintiff Ana Tex Woo. Stephenson Pitithed Ila M. Stephenson

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorse Kidney Health Claims

Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised as effective for kidney trouble and backache. Mrs. Nellie Edwards of 280 N Idaho St Dillon testifies to quick relief from kidney discomfort after using the pills. Price 60 cents at all dealers from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Doan Nellie Edwards Idaho St. Dillons

Palaces for Ten Dollars a Month in Banda Neira

English novelist visiting Australia seeks a forgotten romance island in the Banda sea. Letters from sailors describe 16th century Dutch merchant palaces on Banda Neira now offered for rent at about 10 pounds 10 shillings monthly, funded by historic plantation profits.

South Seas Sydney Astralia Banda Sea Banda Neira

Discovery Illuminates Nerve Threads Through Chromate Ink

Surgeons long knew the main nerve trunks but missed the delicate thread-like neural extensions. About twenty years ago Golgi and Cajal revealed these fibers by impregnating nerve fibers with chromate of silver and reduced silver nitrate, making them visibly black and letting researchers trace connections from brain and spinal cord to distant body parts.

Golgi Cajal

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