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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1914

Page

2

Tablet marks Sacajawea trail at Three Forks in Montana

The 80 by 24 inch bronze Sacajawea tablet, cast in New York and funded by the Montana Daughters of the American Revolution, will be placed on a boulder near the Sacajawea hotel at Three Forks with plans to unveil in October. The tablet honors Sacajawea for guiding the Lewis and Clark expedition 1804 to 1806, and the event will draw D.A.R. members from across the state.

Sacajawea Mandan Pacific Coast Three Forks Butte Great Northwest Montana Clinton H. Moore E. Brooks Martin J. W. Scott Armstead Henry Bernard Bronze Works Mt. Vernon N. Y W. A. Clark Montana Daughters of the American Revolution Moore Rocky Mountains

Dillon auctioneer headlines Allan Plimpton sale

Louis Stab of Dillon demonstrated auctioneering skill at the Allan Plimpton sale on Monday. No bids on the land occurred but private offers are expected. hay and horses fetched notable sums with Dell’s Lewis McNinch paying $3,000 for 46 head. A nine pound girl was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Bert Murphy.

Louis Stab Dillon Allan Plimpton C. E. Miller W. J. Tope Lewis McNinch Dell Bert Murphy Albert Smith Mrs. Smith

White Flyer Sets Record for Fastest Transcontinental Mail Train

The White Flyer trans continental mail train of the Great Northern railway established a new postal record by making 89 on time trips from St. Paul to Seattle from April 17 to July 15. Despite 17 hours 55 minutes of lost time for Chicago connections, deliveries remained on schedule with Seattle arrivals on time.

St. Paul Great Northern Railway United States Postal Service Great F Falls Seattle Uncle Sam Chicago Hanicap Washington Government Mail Department Great Northern New York Twin Cities Paul Great Northern Railroad Rockies Cascades Glacier National Park Continental Divide White Flyer J. M. Gruber W. 8 Baskerville James J. Hill Pacific Coast

Evans Seeks Ban on Cross state Gunmen in Strife Areas

Congressmen John M. Evans of Montana introduces a bill to bar railroads and other carriers from transporting men hired as armed guards or guns and ammunition into strike zones. He cites Pinkerton type agents and notorious gunmen fueling industrial disturbances and bloodshed.

Washington John M. Evans Montana Evans Pinkertons Baldwin-Folts Detective Agency

Notable call to arm private gunmen feared in strikes

The speaker describes large numbers of gunmen with arms and machine guns aiding strikes in states including West Virginia and Colorado. He argues each state should provide peace officers and seek federal help when needed, condemning a private army of infamous gunmen as indefensible.

West Virginia Colorado

Real Estate Man Bucy Pervasive in Centennial Valley

M W Bucy the Centennial valley real estate man is posted in all parts of the valley. See him for bargains in land of all descriptions.

M. W. Bucy Centennial Valley

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