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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1924

Page

11

Notice for Publicaton Land Claims in Montana

Department of the Interior Helena Montana issues notices of intent to prove homestead and stockraising land claims in Dillon. Claimants Tylert S. Fivan and William A. Witsters file to establish three year proofs before U.S. Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on October 9 1924 and October 1921 respectively. Witnesses include Charles H Wheat Archie C Hinneherry Daniel F Meoney Patrick J Flynn Frank Schulz John H Reed Ralph S Ceesh Ernest O Selway all of Dillon and Don Montana.

Department of the Interior US Os Helena Montana Tylert S. Fivan Dillon Wlenwyseetton Lo Sevne Nemseiy Sesw SteShly Swi Witnes Charles H .Wheat Archie C. Hinneherry Daniel FP. Meoney Patrick J. Flynn Kr. A. Moyz Register U. S. Land Office William A. Witsters Nwa SteSti Neysw& Section Range F. A. Hazelbaker United States Witnese Prank Schulz John HH Reed Ralph S. Ceesh Ernest O. Selway Don

Notice of public land claim in Dillon Montana

Department of the Interior announces Charles I Meine of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up a three year claim to Additional Stock Raising Homestead Entry Nog 016412 for parts of section 5 and 8 town 6S range 9W before Clerk W E Stephenson District Court Dillon Montana on October 8 1924. Witnesses named include several individuals.

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Helena Montana Charles I. Meine Dillon Range Principal Meridian W. E. Stephenson

Four Dillones Men Named in FLA Motz Case

Isaac F. Hunsaker Carl C. Meine Carl T. Mast and Enoch S. Young of Dillones Montana are linked to a case involving FLA and MOTZ. The record notes their association with the matter and location.

Isaac F. Hunsaker Carl C. Meine Carl T. Mast Enoch S. Young Dillones Montana FLA, Motz, Register

Looking Backwards 42 Years Ago in Dillon

From the Dillon Tribune September 2 1882 a recap notes Dillon’s improving townscape praised by visitors and Bannack correspondents. Talks of Sunday gatherings at Bannack, a horse theft shootout, a large school election with Carter Sweet and Sins as trustees officers and clerk, plans for a new schoolhouse, and repairs to the Baptist church with electric lights to be installed.

Dillon Tribune Bannack Burg Dempsey Daily Mail Dillon and Messrs William 2B. Carter H. J. Sweet Jim Sins Onky Baptist Church

28 Years Ago Dillon Chronicle Item Highlights

From the Dillon Tribune 1896 notes a 12 pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Clay Patterson. Patrick Laden vows to renounce allegiance to Queen Victoria. Many move to town for winter schooling. Dillon population estimated at 1800. William Knapp plans a Horse Prairie outing with shotgun and umbrella. Dagos bring bears and monkeys for public amusement, drawing crowds. Undersheriff T J Mulaney visits Big Hole basin last week.

Beaverhead News Highlights Fall Semester Openings and Local Events

The Montana State Normal began fall semester with enrollment below estimates due to miscommunication about unfinished dormitory work now completed. In Beaverhead, Nora Nixon and Ed Dishno wed in Butte last Thursday. First National Bank interior fixtures arriving for immediate installation. Mr and Mrs H F E Andrus of Sheep Creek visited with daughter Fern who will attend Normal College. A L Stone elected vice president of the State Bankers association at Bozeman. Free mail delivery starting next Friday with boxes required. Beaverhead county high school opened with 75 students.

Montana State Normal Beaverhead County Big Hole Basin Butte Nora Nixon Ed Dishno H. FE. Andrus Sheep Creek Fern The Normal College A. L. Stone State Bank of Dillon State Bankers’ Association Bozeman

Card of Thanks for support after bereavement

We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for flowers and kindness during our bereavement. Grateful also to the Odd Fellows Reverend Smith and the choir. Louis Woodside, Albert Woodside, Fred Woodside, Bert Chapman, Florence Shaw, Frank Woodside, Elmer Woodside.

Odd Fellows Smith Louis Woodside Albert Woodside Fred Woodside Bert Chapman Florence Shaw Frank Woodside Elmer Woodside

Arrows From A Quiver Readings Of Timely Thoughts

Series of aphorisms and maxims by J. Marvin Nichols from Dallas Texas. Reflections on time, optimism, virtue, adversity, family, memory and self discipline. Several quotes from authors and sources woven into brief moral observations.

J. Marvin Nichols Dallas, Texas

Butte Plans Improvements Worth Fifteen Thousand Dollars

The city of Butte announces improvements aggregating fifteen thousand dollars. In Glacier Park a Glacier hotel project of three hundred thousand dollars is proposed for 1925 near St. Marys Lake, fifty miles from the park entrance. The Mid Northern Oil Company will begin a test on the Toluca dome in Big Horn county after reportedly taking over leases on four thousand acres of the structure. For sale two corner lots at Rife and West Morse with a six room house facing Rife Street, furnished including a stone heat, electric washing machine, and a small house in the rear.

Glacier Glacier Park St. Mary’s Lake Mid-Northern Oil Company Toluca Dome Big Horn County Rife and W. Morse Rife St

Large garage for rent with concrete floor in Bannack area

For rent a large garage with concrete floor capable of holding two or three cars. Monthly price about $10 with easy terms. Address at PRICE'S OFFICE 232 East Bannack St.

Price East Bannack St

Dillon Resident Claims Kidney Relief From Doan's Pills

A Dillon notice promotes Doan's Pills as kidney remedy. Mrs. M. E. Thompson reports years of kidney trouble with pain dizziness and blurred sight improved after using Doan's. Price 60c at dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY adv 85-36.

Dean Dillon M. E. Thompson N. Railroad Ave Doan

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