Homestead Claim Notice for Luther S. Smith at Dillon
The Interior Land Office in Helena Montana dated August 26 1921 publishes that Luther S Smith of Dillon Montana holder of Homestead Entry 016987 for NEANW S4ANW N4S SWANNEK Sec 35 T8S R8W Montana Meridian files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim before W E Stephenson Clerk of the District Court Dillon on October 4 1921 Witnesses named Fred Bower Pat Rutledge Richard R Schultz Thomas O Malley all of Dillon Montana. 35-39 JOSE OKER Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thearment of the Interior
U. S. Land
Helena
Montana
Luther S. Smith
Dillon
Swannek
Range
Meridian
W. E. Stephenson
District Court
Fred Bower
Pat Rutledge
Richard R. Schultz
Thomas O'Malley
Jos. Oker
Register
Department of the Interior
Fannie L. Pahnish
Fannie L. Knoll
Bannack
Range 12
W. FE. Stephenson
Guy J. Gray
William S. Tash
James D. Harrison
Carl G. Knoll
U.S. Land Office
John Clarence Carl
Grant
Township
Range 12 West
F. A. Hazelbaker
A. S
Carl Decker
Armstead
Harry L. Clark
May
Warren O. Churchill
Jos. Oler
Dillon Homesteader schedules three year land proof
Marl Fe Peets of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for SNL N42 Sh% Sec 21 Twp 8S Range 6W Montana Meridian. The proof is to be made before Clerk W 15 Stephenson of the District Court in Dillon on September 15 1921 with Karl M Sexton Orville S Honeyman Vashti Fast and Henry Estell all of Dillon as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Marl Fe, Peets
Dillon
SNL
Township
Range 6
Meridian
W. 15. Stephenson
Notice for Publication Mary Wolsey homestead claim Dillon
Department of the Interior Land Office Helena Montana gives notice that Mary Wolsey heir of William R. McIntosh seeks three year proof to establish claims on homestead entries No. 017998 and No. 021166 in Hinsdale and Dillon areas. Public filing before W K Stephenson Dillon October 7 1921 with witnesses George Clayton Gregson Montana George Ditty Jesse Ditty Roy G Lund. 35-289 JOS. OKER Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Mary Wolsey
William R. McIntosh
Hinsdale
Range
Meridian
W. KE. Stephenson
District Court
Dillon
George Clayton
Gregson
George Ditty
Jesse Ditty
Roy G. Lund
Jos. Oker
Register
Public Notice of Homestead Claims and Proof Dates
Notice of publication lists Fannie L. Pahnish formerly Knoll of Bannack Montana and John Clarence Carl of Grant Montana with dates for filing proof to establish land claims. It names witnesses Carl Decker Harry L. Clark Id May and Warren O. Churchill and officials F A Hazelbaker A S Commissioner Dillon Montana. Record refers to entry numbers 015828 017573 and dates in 1921.
Notice for Publication of Homestead Claims in Dillon Montana
William W. Kenison of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his land claims on Sec 19 T108 R5 W and Lots 1 2 and 4 E% NW% NE NSE Sec 19 T10S R5W Montana Meridian. Hearing set for the 11th day of Erick H. Younggust Samuel W Ditty Ernest O Selway and Ralph Secil of Dillon Montana listed as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
William W. Kenison
Dillon
No Self-Flattery Quote From Senator Sorghum
The quote records Senator Sorghum denying a self view as a servant of the people. He distinguishes between personal confidence and the public’s flattering fuss, noting he does not feel like a servant in that sense.
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Senator Sorghum
Notice of Contest No. 020886
John Richard of Grant Montana files to contest and cancel Louis Peterson home stead entry 020886 for SEMNW% SW NEM NWSE 144 NEWSW11 Section 5 Township 10 S Range 14 W Montana Meridian. Contest alleges abandonment and non residence. Peterson must answer within twenty days after fourth publication or entry canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township
Range
Montana Meridian
Louis Peterson
Sculpted Saber-Toothed Tiger Replicates Ancient Beast
Los Angeles man William Spaulding, former president of the Southern Californian Academy of Science, has sculpted a concrete reproduction of the saber-toothed tiger. He opened fossil beds at Brea and based his likeness on skeletons, claiming a lifelike, fire-eyed replica of the 200,000-year-old predator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Kingdom
Los Angeles
William Spaulding
Southern Californian Academy of Science
Ife
Brea
Spalding
Joxpress
New Dental Anesthetic Promises Painless Procedures
A liquid coat-tar chemical from Dr. Joseph A. Klein of New York promises complete local anesthesia in two to eight minutes for dental surgeries. Applied on cotton to gums or cavities, it lasts one to six hours and is safe for all ages, with no after effects and benefits especially for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Joseph A. Klein
New York City
Old Signet Ring Swindle Leads to Payback and Love
Alvin Morrison saves fifty dollars and travels to the city where a swindler promises a two hundred dollar reward for a lost signet ring. The ruse backfires when the ring is traced to a robbery, and Alvin is rewarded with a hundred dollars, meets his employer Mr. Seward, and later marries Nettie Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Morrison
Alvin
Nettie Bridges
Wayne
Nettie
Tre
Hopedale
Lingpr
Alvi
Ninety First Avenue
Niece Trim
Ife
Mr. Seward
Kitty Wins Prize at Cooking Class
Quotable fragment notes a prize won by Kitty at a cooking class. The text includes playful remarks about her pride and a reference to a small unit 1¢7 and a helpful book What to Do Before the Doctor Comes. The source presents as diary-like snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
An Irish Assurance
A dramatic exchange questions Mike’s survival as a doctor warns his chance to live depends on the next two hours and suggests endurance beyond that window. The dialogue hints at a life at stake and a hopeful yet grim prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Montana extension plans at state fair exhibits
The Montana extension service outlines exhibits for the Helena State Fair in September. Demonstrations on nutrition for children feature Fannie Fat and Sally Sugar with milk as centerpiece, plus a large milk bottle display and a group of food fairies with playful names. Livestock booths will compare pig rations and fleece weight, while purebred beef cattle topics and abstract services are promoted. Frank Hazelbaker, president of Southern Montana Abstracts and Title Co., advertises Dillon services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Extension Service
Tlelena
Recreation Department
Fanny Fat
Sally Sugar
Cael
Kauny Rit
Viola Viamine
Carre Carpenter
Minnie
Helena Selroots
Mirke
Livestock Extension Department
Too Much of a Good Thing
A patient with long lasting stomach trouble recovers after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the product removes mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments and promises a money back guarantee after one dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Big Model Farmstead at State Fair Exhibit
Boveman Montana August 20 A Montana experiment station farm management exhibit will showcase a complete miniature farmstead eight feet square. Staff designers work evenings and spare hours to build the full set of farm buildings for the fair display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boveman
Monts
Montana Experiment Station
Experiment Station
Beaverhead County Offers $25 Reward for Dumping Rubbish
Beaverhead County will pay $25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who dump rubbish along county highways. Board of County Commissioners, Dillon Mont. D. D. McKnight, Chairman. June 8, 1920. 24-1f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Board of County Commissioners
D. D. McKnight
Dillon, Mont
Why He Was Slick in N-Ray Misfire
A fragment from a science periodical quotes a physician and publisher discussing the uncertain arterial issue and a joke about N-ray orientation in a 20th century science context. The dialogue hints at the era’s speculative imaging claims and publisher persona.
Reward Offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 260 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's Association
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Beaverhead
State Bank
Federal Reserve System
Frank Hazelbaker
Royal Cafe
Hazlebaker
H. F. Best
Johnson & Boone’s
J.ili
R. R. Rathbone
Hughes and McCaleb
R. D. Curry
Phillips Block
Osteopath
G. G. Brownback
Phillips Apts
Lewis & Walker
North
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
P. O
Majer
Spokane
Wash
M. Paumie
Galena St
Polley
J.E. Simmons
E. 50Th St
Portland
Ore
Foley
Miss Cayenne
LAND
JOS. Oker, Register
Harold Sinclair
Western Newspaper Union
Post-Man
Savings Department
The
First National Bank
the Bank of Strength and Service
Food Fairies
State Fair
Southern Montana Abstracts and Title Co
Dillon, Montana
Lupe
Standard Lumber and Coal Co
C. E. Blinn
Mgr
Montana St
Crystal Laundry
H. H. Sato
Prop
Corne, Sebree and
Sts
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