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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
3
Department of the Interior notices Marius Robin of Dell Montana intends to prove up three parcels in sections 22 27 township 10 south range 9 west Montana meridian. Hearing before W B Stephenson Dillon Montana on September 14 1922 with witnesses Russell Holder Floyd Hungate Raymond Uppgren and Archie Uppgren. Registered MOTZ.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Association announces a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and for any camp robber.
Louis A. Grove guardian of Carl O. L. Grove, incapacitated, filed intent to prove up a homestead in Montana to establish land claim No. 016351 for SE SE ¼ Section 29 and other parcels in Township 6 S Range 9 W. Proof to be made September 20, 1922 before W. E. Stephenson in Dillon.
Hayes William T of Bannack Montana filed intent to prove up three year claim on land described in survey section 23 and section 26 township 7 south range 13 west Montana meridian before W E Stephenson clerk at Dillon. Witnesses listed include William S Tash William H Mackay James D Harrison and Jesse D Lee.
Jennie Fansher of Jackson Montana filed a notice of intention to make three year proof to establish her claim to the SE half SE half Sec 9 and S half SW quarter Sec 10, township 7S range 14W on Montana meridian. The proof is to be made before W E Stephenson Clerk of the Court Dillon Montana on September 18 1922 with John C Romain John J Jackson Jack Hart and Myrl L Enderly of Jackson Montana listed as witnesses. A Motz Register.
No 021959 021960 Land Office Helena Montana August 17 1922 Louis Schmittroth of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to land described in Homestead Entry No 021959 and Additional Stock Raising Entry No 021960 before F A Hazelbaker US Commissioner Dillon on October 2 1922. Edgar Johnson William E Johnson Joseph H Winter and Albert Hirschmann all of Dillon Montana accompany the notice. F A Motz Register.
Thomas G Coffman of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof on September 15 1922 before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana for Homestead Entry No 017678 dated September 21 1920 covering N half S half lots 3 4 section 33 township 8 south range 6 west Montana meridian Obie V Dickerson William M Cheek Jesse Ditty and John Drebs of Dillon Montana referenced as witnesses 32 36 F A Motz Register
Land Office notice states Ed ward M Connelley of Dillon Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim to his homestead No 015085 for SWV%SW% Sec 5 EYNEX Sec 7 NW%SW% and NW% Sec 8 T5S R9W Montana meridian before U S Commissioner Frank A Hazel baker at Dillon on September 15 1922. Witnesses Carl I Mast James H Hayes Blanchard Stanfield Oswald Schlucher all of Apex Montana.
The text notes that statements sent out by storekeepers and others on the first of each month are not a mere pastime but serve a practical purpose.
Notice lists Richard A. Maier of Reichle Montana who filed homestead entry 020905 in 1919 and plans three year proof by October 2 1922 with witnesses Nicholas Adders Bernard Garrison John Waters and Frank Bryan all Reichle. Also Henry C Crittenden of Dillon Montana who filed multiple entries in 1915 1916 and 1922 and intends three year proof by October 4 1922 with witnesses Grover L Harris Robert Martin George Cleveland and Ralph Martin before Clerk W E Stephenson District Court.
Legal notices announce alias summons in Beaverhead County Montana from The Portage Mortgage Loan Trust Company versus Montana Land Development Company and Standard Farm Security Company. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure on multiple promissory notes totaling thousands of dollars with 7 percent interest and court costs.
Executors Lily V Haynes Jack E Haynes and Northwestern Trust Co issue the notice to creditors of Frank J Haynes deceased. Claims must be filed within four months of first publication with vouchers to the executors at Lew L. Callaway Law Office Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated July 27 1922.
Estate of Hans Kristensen deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown to administrator at the law office of W. J. Cushing Dillon Montana Beaverhead County.
Public notice of a sheriff sale on September 5, 1922 at 2:00 PM at the Dillon courthouse Be av erhead County Montana for the east half of the northwest quarter southwest quarter of northeast quarter and northwest quarter of the southeast quarter all in section 20 township 6 south range 9 west containing 160 acres more or less with cash terms. Parties include Capital Trust and Savings Bank as plaintiff and Har ley A Selby May Grace Selby and Security State Bank of Dillon as defendants. Sheriff D F Mooney and Undersheriff W D Ross sign.
A man habitually discards unopened letters he suspects are from creditors. He fears one day he will burn a letter containing a check, a thought that underscores his precarious financial behavior.
A satirical list from an unidentified source catalogues varied requests for goods from different countries. It notes chrysoprase and other stones, sanitary drinking fountains, moving picture machines, wireless telephones, and leftover stock items, plus oddly specific items like oak tasks and corks, ending with a lament about Sihera’s diet.
The piece recounts Botafogo, Argentina’s famed racehorse who died near Mar del Plata at eight. It notes his debut in 1917, top speed, and a celebrated defeat of Gray Fox in a revenge race before a Palermo crowd. It then shifts to the true story of Joe Miller’s Joke Book, highlighting Miller’s illiteracy and a later spoof compilation by Mottely, expanding jokes to 4346 by mid 19th century.
Stockholders meet at the Title building Dillon Montana at ten oclock a m September 2 1922 to consider the purchase and sale of property in Beaverhead county Montana and for other business as may come before the meeting A C Kirkpatrick secretary
A brief catalog note advertises a Tattersalls sale featuring percolators and a wide assortment of other goods listed with emphasis on variety and value.
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