Progress in Colec report shows state vehicle taxes
More than half a million dollars have been collected in automobile license taxes since January 10 1926 with total receipts reaching 687 890 30 by April 1 1926 and distributed to Montana counties for early year road work. Registration chief Sir Small of Glasgow reports 59509 passenger cars and trucks registered by April 1 1926, 11709 more than the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin B. Middleton
Legislative Assembly
Montana
Sir! Small
Glasgow
Noted Bedrock merchant visits town and local moves
Emerson Hill the Bedrock merchant visited town last week. L. J. Price left the insurance business for a position with Dillon Implement company. Chris Snyder traveled to Bannack to manage interests as the camp nears a boom. A. L. Stone of Dillon Implement married in San Francisco to Albina Smith. they depart for Portland and expected arrival Saturday. A disastrous Bannack fire destroyed properties worth about 10,000 dollars early Sunday. Clements Co saloon and dance hall, Clements and Ryburn butcher shop, and a post office building burned. R. L. Riley A. C. Gruwell and John Lenkersdorfer elected aldermen at Monday city election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hill
L. J. Price
Dillon Implement Company
Chris Snyder
Bannack
Leonard Elfel
G. T. Paul
A. L. Stone
San Francisco
Albina Smith
Clements & Co
Jhem
Clements& Ryburn
R. L. Riley
A. C. Gruwell
John Lenkersdorfer
Local notables visit Dillon for business and townsite surveys
Smith McKnight of Dell and G W Lovell of Sioux City arrived in Dillon after a long trip to Barnard Missouri. Lovell plans to reside here as he starts work in the E G Farnsworth shop. Arby Beardslee of Yanchman Yimd was in town for business. Jasper Nelson joined Graeter Grocery as a clerk. George R Metlen surveyed the Armstead station area north of Bedrock for a new townsite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith McKnight
Dell
Dillon
Mr. McKnight
Barnard
City
Iowa
G. W. Lovell
Sioux
Dillon Elects Aldermen and School Trustees
Al Anderson Leonard Eliel and A L Badcon were elected aldermen from Dillon's three wards in the city election Monday. A L Stone and J H Gilbert were elected school trustees Saturday. The Montana Auto Supply company begins a large garage and machine shop project. The Pennsylvania Oil company starts business in Dillon with C P Thomas as manager. Jack Barrett arrives from the East with registered bulls to be distributed among county cattlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Anderson
Leonard Eliel
A. L. Badcon
Dillon
A. L. Stone
J. H. Gilbert
Montana Auto Supply Company
Montana
Pennsylvania Oil Company
C. P. Thomas
Jack Barrett
Middle Western
Bargain Bonanza Opens as Talented Store Reallocates
The store announces a live operation on a new plan offering good goods at lowest prices. A six counter bargain display invites customers to browse with no obligation to buy. Management notes six months of preparation and invites friendly visits. Card of thanks expresses sympathy for Mrs. Carter after her husband’s death. The examiner suggests using want ads for house furnishing needs.
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