Train Schedules Published in Dillon Examiner
November 26 1919 issue lists train No 29 North 238 am No 30 South 455 pm No 31 North 237 pm and No 32 South 845 pm with departure times, and notes editor and business management addresses.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1919
Page
4
November 26 1919 issue lists train No 29 North 238 am No 30 South 455 pm No 31 North 237 pm and No 32 South 845 pm with departure times, and notes editor and business management addresses.
H. D. Mayfield of Armstead purchased the Dillon Carriage Works from J. B. Mayfield and Seely Trugillo and will operate the business. Mayfield, a noted Dillon blacksmith, plans to welcome old patrons and new customers at the new stand. Nearby notes include rentals offered by J. B. Mayfield and several town visitors and residents with various local activities and a remodeling project on South Washington Street.
A marriage license was issued to John Richard Phillips and Mise Rose Mary Trempe of Leadore Idaho. The ceremony was performed by Judge Frank Nelson.
Elizabeth Sutherland reports that teachers examinations will be held in Dillon on December 4, 5 and 6.
The report shows assets of 4 638 822 22 and liabilities of 4 638 822 22 for The First National Bank at Dillon Montana as of November 17 1919. Bank officers P President R F Warr certify the statement as true before Notary Jos T Leimert on November 25 1919.
Mrs H Morrisey travels to Los Angeles to visit her son at Paige Military School. Several locals travel or relocate including H R Foster returning from California, Mr Crosby starting a Lima restaurant, and H C Patterson Jr moving to Lima for winter. A school cess pool contract and a K of P ball committee complete preparations for the upcoming dance.
In Beaverhead county Justice Cooper notes the information against Harry P. Wolf for uttering disloyal and abusive language toward U S soldiers on Aug 2 1918 is insufficient without the actual words. The supreme court reverses the lower court judgment. Miscellaneous notices follow including business changes and resignations.
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