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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
7
The article extols radio as a force for good among school children and advises calm, polite responses to robbers. It quotes a detective urging people to comply, study the assailant’s face for identification, and avoid panic to reduce the risk of being shot.
In the dim lantern light Bones faces a mutinous crew led by Silver as the Buckskin and Murray’s faction clash over a captured girl. Blood and bravado flare as Bones gages a knife duel while Silver urges the crew to back him and asserts the cap’n’s honor. Continued next week.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' association posts rewards of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
Major A B Ackerman of Barberton Ohio endorses Foley Pills diuretic for back ache rheumatic twinges and weakness from kidney and bladder action. Ad claims the medicine is reliable and in constant use over 25 years with guaranteed satisfaction and encourages readers to ask for Foley Pills at Potts the druggist.
Sidney Smith of Blaine Montana has filed intent to prove up with a three year final proof for multiple homestead parcels in township 8 south range 6 west Montana meridian. The hearing before U.S. Commissioner F A Hazel baker at Dillon on September 20 1926 will witness Albert Smith Guy Roode Charles L Vaughn and George Murray of Twin Bridges and Dillon as witnesses.
Notice states registration books for the general election on November 2 1926 will close September 17 1926 at 5 p m Electors may register by appearing before a deputy registrar or before a designated official as provided by law.
Oscar L. Brown of Dillon Montana has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on NW section 35 and SEMEX section 34 township 7 south range 10 west principal Montana meridian. The hearing before United States commissioner F A Hazelbaker is set for October 9 1926 in Great Falls Montana. Witnesses Willard F Shaffner John F Shaffner Arnold Miller and Oscar C Sharp all of Dillon Montana. Acting Register Adv 36-40.
Venora Ik Metlen widow of David Ik Metlen of Armstead Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof under the 1916 act to establish a homestead claim number 061767 for multiple lots in section 3 township 10S range 11W Montana meridian. The final proof is slated for October 4 1926 at Dillon Montana with J Ambrose Brown Carl C Hansen A Duke Davis and Elmer R Gordon listed as witnesses or associates.
Amy M. Elliott formerly Amy C. Miller of Dillon Montana has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a homestead claim on land in Helena Great Falls and surrounding sections. The proof is to be made before Fred Rife district court clerk in Dillon on September 30 1926. The filing witnesses include Edgar M. Johnson Dolan C. Shaw Amos A. Elliott and Willard M. Lincoln of Dillon. Acting Register A H Stringham.
Republication notice states Edward P. Green of Wisdom Montana filed for final three year proof under the 1916 act to establish a land claim in section 18 township 1 south range 16 west Great Falls Montana meridian. The proceeding before the U S land office in Great Falls is set for October 12 1926 with witnesses John C. Wharton Arthur Klessig George Robinson and Herman S. Muffgrob of Wisdom Montana acting Register.
Ira Townsend of Alder Montana filed a homestead entry Great Falls No 062165 originally Helena No 021937 for SE14 section on October 18 1921 with the Department of the Interior in Great Falls Montana dated September 2 1926 informing of entry status and location.
Notice is given that Harry D. Lapham of Jackson Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof under the 1916 act to establish a claim to land described in sections 7 and 6 township 5S range 14W M.M. before Fr A Havel baker U S commissioner in Dillon Montana on October 8 1926. Names of witnesses include John Jackson Claud Lapham Martin Jackson and John E Pendergast all of Dillon Montana.
Public notice announces submission to voters at the next general election of an amendment adding Section 19 to Article XII of the Montana Constitution. It allows the levy of taxes on agricultural land to fund hail crop insurance, with county voting requirements and districting rules, and directs separate official ballots for the November 1926 election.
Certification from Montana Secretary of State dated July 15 1926 confirms passage of an act to submit to electors an amendment to Article XII relating to revenue and taxation by adding a levy to insure petition crops against loss or damage. Includes repeal of conflicting acts and full force from passage. Chief official I C T Stewart affixes seal at Helena. Adv 32 44
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