Public Notice of Homestead Claim in Montana 1924
Department of the Interior announces Hubert S. Flynn of Dillon Montana filed for three year proof to claim land described in Homestead Entry No 022631 and stock-raising entry No 022789 in township 10 south range 9 west principal meridian. Hearing set before F A Hazlebaker on October 9 1924 in Dillon with witnesses Wheat Henneberry Mooney and Flynn all of Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Huberts. Flynn
Dillon
Newneyw
Township
Range
Principal
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
United States
Charles H .Wheat
Archie C. Henneberry
Daniel F. Mooney
Patrick J. Flynn
A. Motz
Register
Notice of Intent to Prove Land Claim in Dillon Montana
William A. Witsiers of Dillon Montana filed intention to prove three year proof to establish a land claim on sections 14 13 and 12 15 in township 10 south range 6 west principal meridian. The hearing is before F A Hazelbaker United States Commissioner in Dillon on October Sunday 1924. Frank Schulz John H Reed Ralph S Cecil and Ernest O Selway of Dillon Montana are listed witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
William A. Witsiers
Dillon
F. A. Hazelbaker
United States
Frank Schulz
John H. Reed
Ralphs. Cecil
Ernest O. Selway
Dillon, Montana
Public Notice of Millennial Entry Claim Dillon Montana
Notice is hereby given that Charles F. Meine of Dillon Montana files for three-year proof to establish a stock raising homestead claim on land described as SW14 section 5 and NW44 section 8 township 6 south range 9 west principal meridian. The proof is to be made before W F Stephenson Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on October 8 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Charles F. Meine
Dillon
Range
Principal Meridian
W. FE. Stephenson
District Court
Backward Glimpse from 1882 Dillon Election Season
The note recalls a street electricity seller charging a penny per shock and hints candidates avoided purchase, preferring to be shaken by voters in November. It reports T. M. Selway shipping 18 215 pounds of wool from 1 410 ewes, and predicts extensive scratching of Beaverhead county tickets as voters focus on the best candidates regardless of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
T. M. Selway
Beaverhead County
Prairie hay heaver weighs county ticket reception
The Tribune notes mixed reception for county candidates on the Horse Prairie with critics calling some candidates unknown or too old. In Missoula hatters rumor guns are needed to guard hats. A September 27 school election plans $6,000 in bonds plus $2,000 from old building sale for a new school ground and building.
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Tribune
City Council approves 384 90 in bills for Dillon
The last regular meeting capped bills at 384 dollars and 90 cents including police salaries and a 105 dollar charge to Orr Electric Power for lights. Bannack notes say Salvation Army and brass band visit with little conversion. Dillon sees cooler morning, mosquitoes retreating, and activity as school opens. Michael Lauterbach and Marie Nelson wed in Dillon with Rev. J. C. Jordan officiating.
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Orr Electric Power Company
Bannack
Salvation Army
Michael Lauterbach
Marie Nelson
Dillon
J. C. Jordan
Maude Hill and Fred L Viel wed in Redrock ceremony
The wedding of Miss Maude Hill of Redrock and Mr. Fred L Viel of Salmon Idaho occurred September 14 at the bride’s parents home in Redrock. Other notes include Henry Burfiend starting pharmacy studies, Hiram Brundage returning from Chicago embalming course, Franke Landon buying a 1911 Winton, John F Bishop planning a New York visit, and a harmonious Beaverhead Republican county nominating convention at the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hill
Redrock
Fred L. Viel
Salmon, Ida
Backache Relief Promised by Doan's Pills Ad
Dillon resident Phil McGovern reports kidney related back pain improving after using Doan's Pills. He says the backache eased after one box and completely disappeared after three, with price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milling Co. Buffalo N Y produced the remedy.
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Doan
Dillon
Phil McGovern
Pacific Street
Denton Mackenzie Brothers Harvestes 640 Acre Wheat Field
The Denton McKenzie brothers report a wheat yield of 45 bushels per acre on their 640 acre field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton—McKenzie Brothers
Valuation Act shaping railroads and government aims
In 1913 the Valuation Act sought an authoritative appraisal of railroad value to guide fair rates. Critics feared inflated valuations. by 1920 a tentative $18.9 billion valuation sparked debate. The act produced reduced earnings and expanded regulation, hindering expansion amid rising costs and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vaxley
Interstate Commere Commission
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract for Week
Real estate transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending September 6 1924 list property changes and associated deed details handled by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Land Transfers and Deeds Across Montana and Nearby States
Public records list multiple land transfers including United States patents to Frank S Hoffman for 320 acres on Fry Pan Creek and Jessie B Hoffman for 320 acres nearby Horse Prairie. State of Montana grants include 160 acres near Apex to J C McCaustland and to M E Hay. Additional deeds cover Dillon, Bond station, Wisdom, and Bloody Dick Creek areas with various owners and parcels.
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United States
Frank S. Hoffman
Fry Pan Creek
Horse Prairie Valley
Jessie B. Hoffman
State of Montana
J. C. McCaustland
Apex
M. E. Hay
Mary G. Swartz
Frank C. Swartz
Christiana Alberts
Dillon
Washington St
Mary M
Sheriff Deed Transfer Near Wisdom for 640 Acres
Sheriff's deed to State Bank of Wisdom covers 640 acres near Wisdom. Filed by J. C. Wall of Lima, Notary Public. filed by John Collins of Dillon, Notary Public.
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South Atlantic St
Dillon
State Bank of Wisdom
Wisdom
N. P. Commission
J. C. Wall
Lima
Notary Public Commission
John Collins
Helena Illinois pipeline moves 103334 barrels in July
The Helena Illinois pipeline transported 103334 barrels of crude oil from the Kevin Sunburst field in July. July 1 price stood at 1.05 dollars per barrel, declined to 0.98 then 0.93, and finished the month at 0.90 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Illinois
Kevin-Sunburst
Wheat yield reported on 80-acre Forsythe farm
A farmer on an 80 acre plot yields 1,633 bushels of wheat, indicating strong harvest performance for the season and the Forsythe property.
Local Color and Deep Test Drilling Highlight Cat Creek
In Cat Creek the field sees its most important development as a producer is brought in for a deep test well by a California company in the west end. White Sulphur Springs reports a carload of fingerling trout from the federal hatchery for local streams. Harlem notes 20 000 trout fry planted in People s creek from the state hatchery at Great Falls.
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Lewistown
Cat Creek
California Company
West End
Federal
Harlem
People’s Creek
Great Falls
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Carl C. Meine
Carl T. Mast
Enoch 8. Young
Leo J. Gilligan
Alder
FP. A. Hazelbaker
John Linde
John Maguire
John Carbon
Willie Huxell
Earl L. Wheat
Swi
Charles H. Wheat
Edward D. Parks
Ir. A, Motz
Dillon Tribune
Missoula
Seracids
Frank Eliel
Ben Stevenson
Henry Burfiend
Bozeman Agricultural College
Hiram Brundage
Chicago
Franke Landon
Buick
Montana Auto Supply Company
John F. Bishop
New York State
Edward McCuLlough
Eleanore
Popular Economics
Bank of the Manhattan Company
New York City
the American Ways
Frankie
Shakespeare
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