Regulations Governing Admission of Automobiles to Yellowstone Park
The 1916 rules limit park entry to pleasure vehicles with no paying passengers, ban motorcycles, require a detailed ticket of passage, and set fees of 7.60 per trip or 10 for the season. Rules cover mufflers, safe operation, speed limits, passing horses, penalties for early arrival, accidents, and park ejectment for violations.
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United States
Yellowstone National Park
Secretary of the Interior
Park
Yellowstone
Mont
Pure Oil distributor announces Dillon station with Energy Gasoline
The Pennsylvania Oil Company of Dillon Montana led by manager C P Thomas announces Pure Oil Company products including high grade lubricants and Energy Gasoline 62 gravity. A new 16 000 gallon storage oil station is installed and a 10 000 gallon tank car of Energy Gasoline has arrived.
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Dillon and
Vicinity
Pure Oil Company
The
Oklahoma
Pure Oil Company Energy
Pennsylvania Oil Company
Dillon, Montana
Clocks and travel rules at springs and camps described
The article outlines stop over rules for automobiles near hotels and camps and requires departures to follow published schedules. It notes high altitude reduces engine power increases gasoline use and mandates parking away from main roads. It also discusses ballot rotation in Nebraska and its influence on Montana voting practices.
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Hot Springs
Artist Point
Lake Hotel
Canyon
Rotation of Names on Ballot May Be Adopted
Indications point to a proposed amendment to Montana primary law to implement ballot name rotation as in Nebraska. Proponents cite alphabetical placement advantages for names like Aaron or Bender over Zenelope or Zobrist and seek a method to balance voter attention.
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Nebraska
Senator Walsh
Stewart
John T. Smith
Livingston
Montana
Zenelope
Zobrist
Aaron
Bender
The Examiner Want Column notice
If you have lost or found items or want to buy or sell something, use The Examiner Want Column to reach local readers. Postings connect people with tangible needs and available goods through the paper’s classifieds.
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Examiner
Melrose Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Louise Hynes spent Saturday in Dillon. Pete Nelson visited Butte last Wednesday. Frank Moore business visitor to Butte. Mike Gordon of Butte bought hides here last Friday. General Hardisty of Rochester spent Wednesday in Butte. Ralph Streb and P. S. Lewis were business visitors to Butte Wednesday. The Ladies Aid society was entertained by Mrs Elmer Pond last Thursday. Rev Timothy Clifford of Dillon held services in Melrose Sunday at the Catholic church. Cyrus Fleming returned from Alhambra Springs Friday after several days there. Antone Augrolia and family of Hecla left for Michigan to make their future home. Mrs J A Browne of Browne's Station returned from a three and a half months visit to Portland and is much improved. Mrs Streb and family moved to their ranch formerly owned by Joseph Gelhaus. Mrs Streb has conducted the Iowa House here for sixteen years. P S Lewie has leased the hotel to operate it in the future.
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Pete Nelson
Butte
Frank Moore
Mike Gordon
General Hardisty
Rochester
Ralph Streb
P. S. Lewis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elmer Pond
Timothy Clifford
Dillon
Melrose
Cyrus Flemming
Alhambra Springs
Antone Aug
P. S. Lewie
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Vay
Clarence E. Barnes
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
Big Hole and
Dillon Road
Deering
McCormick
Keystone
Hawley J. Selway
George Clemon
C. P. Thomas
Louise Hynes
Judge
Amyway
Wetman-Bruton
Company
Vaila’ Square
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