Notice of Public Land Claim Hearing in Dillon Montana
Department of the Interior notice states Hubert S Flynn of Dillon Montana filed three year proof for homestead and stock raising entries in town ship 10 south range 9 west to be examined October 9 1924 by United States Commissioner FF A Blazerbaker. Witnesses named Charles H Wheat Archie C Henneberry Daniel F Mooney Patrick J Flynn all from Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Hubert S. Flynn
Dillon
Seianey
Nwsw
Nemnew
Winex
Nwse
Township
Range
Principal Meridian
FF. A. Flazerbaker
United States
Charles H .Wheat
Archie C. Henneberry
Daniel F. Mooney
Patrick J. Flynn
A. Motz
Register
Notice for Publica tion of Timber Land Claim in Dillon
Notice announces William A. Witsiers of Dillon Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim to land described by Home stead Sentry 023387 and Additional Stock-Raising Home stead Intry 028462. The hearing before United States Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon is set for October 1924. Claimants include rank Schulz John H Reed Ralph S Cecil and Ernest O Solway of Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
William A. Witsiers
Dillon
F. A. Hazelbaker
United States
Rank Schulz
John H. Reed
Ralph S. Cecil
Ernest O. Solway
Notice of Public Sale for Charles Meine Homestead Claim
Notice states Charles Meine of Dillon Montana filed for three year proof to establish land claim from the 1919 stock-raising entry for SW14 section 5 and NW14 section 8 township 6 south range 9 west. Proof to be made before W E Stephenson Clerk of District Court Dillon Montana on October 8, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Charles ¥. Meine
Dillon
Range
Principal Meridian
W. E. Stephenson
District Court
54 New Yale Lock Boxes Added to Post Office
Dillon Tribune notes post office security updates with 54 Yale lock boxes and 200 call boxes. It also covers a $50 foot race on upper Montana street, Birch Creek mine prospects near Butte, a serenade for the editor, a giant jackass rabbit sighting at Argenta, and horse thieves camped near the Gibbons battlefield with branded horses A and N V pursued by Deer Lodge men.
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Weightman
Montana Street
White
Mule Skinner
Big Hole Basin
Gibbon's
Deer Lodge Valley
Big Hole
Murphy
Brown
Dillon Chronicle Items From 1896 Dillon Tribune
A Dillon Masonic delegation attends the grand lodge meeting in Butte with members from Eastern Star Chapter and Blue lodges. James Brown’s ore hauling outfit arrives from Butte, stocks up in Dillon, then heads to Polaris to move a large ore dump for shipment under a multi month contract. Mrs. W H Cochran’s elocution class, 16 scholars, to perform at the opera house next Friday evening with a program featuring 16 named students led by Miss Ida Moore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon’ Masonic
Grand Lodge
Butte
Mesdames Bishop
Lovell
Palmer
Eastern Star
James Brown
Polaris
Outfit
W. H. Cochran
Opera House
Dillon
Ida Moore
Lillie Oliver
Carolyn White
Maude Barbour
Margaret Rhinehart
Melrose Morton
Carrie Oliver
Lucy Grannis
Maggie Morton
Mae Rhinehart
Carrie Metlen
June Selway
Edith Martin
Emma Burfiend
Mastens Floyd Best
Elmer Brainard
Dillon News Highlights From 1910
Frank A. Hazelbaker returned from the state convention with a cold. Judson Best plans to leave Dillon for the University of Michigan to study mechanical engineering. Mrs. A. C. Gruwell and her son travel to Iowa to visit relatives. Henry Cahill and sister Fannie return to Dillon after months with relatives in Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Judson Best
Dillon
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
A. C. Gruwell
Little Son
Iowa
Henry Cahill
Miss Fannie
Quebec
Morse Buys Pinkerton Ranch Near Jackson
J E Morse has purchased the James Pinkerton ranch near Jackson, expanding holdings in the region. Great Northern Railroad allocates 50000 dollars for yard upgrades at Wolf Point including an icing plant sidings and oil storage tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Morse
James Pinkerton
Jackson
Wolf Point
Great Northern Railroad Company
Promising weather boosts federal highway work on reservation
Good weather fuels work on the federal highway across the reservation with grading and partial graveling planned for fall. Separately, rapid progress is reported on the Milk River bridge with construction moving quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Reservation
Milk River
Doans Pills Help Dillon Man With Kidney Trouble
Dillon resident Phil McGovern reports backache and kidney pain eased after taking three boxes of Doan’s Pills. He describes intense pains, morning stiffness, and frequent but scanty secretions, noting full relief after completing treatment. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo N Y advertises the remedy at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Dillon
Phil McGovern
Pacific Street
Fine racing card at the Montana State Fair
Helena Independent notes an extensive horse program at the State Fair with harness and thoroughbred entries, a saddle horse show, and bucking horse rodeo. Competitors travel from Helena, Bozeman, Billings, and Deer Lodge with seven horse show classes and daily rodeo races offering cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Fair
Helena
Helena Equestriennes
Bozeman
Billings
Deer Lodge
B. T. Moore
Hadleigh Marsh
Real New Year and the Well Born Idea in Public Thought
The piece argues that a true new year begins with the end of summer as people start resolutions now rather than wait for January. It mentions faster global travel by air, a future flying school lesson, and shifting marriage months from June to August. It cites scientists and eugenics scholars as influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Labrador
The Well Born and Locusts Free Steel For Farmers
The writing discusses concerns about human breeding and the idea that well born depends on a mother’s desire for children. It argues evolution and public schools will help, stressing maternal affection as key. It then notes Argentina spends 5 million dollars on galvanized iron sheets for locust control, to be free to farmers under a state backed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilren
Argentine Republic
United States Steel Products Company
Prince of Wales Dances With Unknown St. Louis Girl
Reporters aboard the ship described the young Prince of Wales showing tact and social grace by asking for an introduction to a St. Louis girl he had not met. He danced with her twice after wireless news reached the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
St. Louis
Lincoln and the reporter tale on reading and balance of labor
The passage recalls Lincoln's tact with a reporter who chronicled his life and reads. It notes labor as a key but underappreciated cog in modern industry and asserts labor’s fate rests with workers, not political rhetoric. It argues that knowledge elevates, unity among workers will yield power, and prosperity comes from self-reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Fossils Unearthed on Farm Near Shelby
Jean Hasquet, while building a large reservoir on his farm north of Shelby, unearthed numerous bones of an unidentified animal with predatory teeth and large jaw tusks. The backbone measured about six inches across, and many specimens were damaged by the fossil-digging equipment. A student could determine the animal type and period with remaining bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Jean Hasquet
Beet harvest to run 105 days for sugar factory
The beet harvest is to begin September 15 and run about 105 days. Acreage is 33,000 with an estimated yield near 350,000 tons, about 11 tons per acre, topping last year when 212,000 tons were processed.
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Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Isaac F. Hunsaker
Carl C. Meine
Carl*i. Mast
Enoch S. Young
Dillon, Montana
F. A. Motz
U.S. Land Office
Leo J. Gilligan
Alder
Falls
Nem
F. A. Hazelbakey
John Linde
John Maguire
John Carbon
Willie Huxell
Earl L. Wheat
George C. Stimpson
Harold Spiker
Charles H. Wheat
Edward D. Parks
Motz
Dillon Tribune
Birch Creek
the Tribune
Shangle
Argenta
Pat Kelly
Bob” French
Bub
Noice
Chamberlain
Arthur Brisbane
Plentywood
Hiram
Lindy
Popan Hiram
Edward McCullough
Iit
Phalo
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