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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1914
Page
8
A new timetable starts this afternoon for train No. 91 from Dillon to Butte. The train departs Dillon at 4:50 pm on weekdays and Saturdays, not Sunday when it leaves at 6:00 pm. Stops include Bond 5:03, Apex 5:18, Melrose 6:00, Divide 6:26, Silver Bow 7:20, arriving Butte 7:40.
Public notice explains Montana motor vehicle provisions on registration fees 2 dollars, display of registration marks, dealer licensing and per vehicle operation rules, safety requirements, penalties from 25 to 100 dollars, chauffeur registration and suspension terms, transfer rules, local control limits, and complaint avenues for violations.
Mike Vukich an Italian suspect held in Butte by Sheriff Erwin and Deputy Robinson after a chicanery with Mrs. Louis Serri. The victim deposited 1500 dollars plus 2500 from the men in a bank vault. the haul turned to rags. Vukich photographed for identification.
Members of Apollo lodge No. 15 I O O F Dillon hosted Rebekah lodge members and friends at a Monday evening event in the I O O F hall after the semi annual officer installation. The crowded gathering celebrated W I Stevenson Noble Grand H G Rogers Vice Grand C P Thomas Recording Secretary W T Scully Financial Secretary I Cashmore Treasures.
Mechanical drawings are being prepared this week for the iron work construction of the Big Hole bridge by the Peppard Bridge Building Company of Missoula. The steel will be ready for installation within days and excavation for the new county courthouse vaults is completed with cement foundations laid by William Reed & Co. contractors.
The Dillon Redmen baseball team will host the Black Rock club from Butte next Sunday afternoon at 2:80. George and Frank Gosman will form Dillon’s battery as the locals expect a strong showing based on recent performances.
Beaverhead county residents offered full discount on Maxwell touring cars model 25 and 85 at $750 and $122. The ad claims starter and lights top in class and promises carload benefits. Sale runs until all units sold. Chas E Shewe 49 East Broadway.
A newspaper notice seeks steady employment for a man and wife as a ranch blacksmith or general ranch workers. Inquiries directed to the Examiner office with advertisement tag 1t.
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