Enormous Coin Invested in Montana Motor Cars
By end of 1919 Montana residents will have spent 51,798,000 dollars on motor vehicles. There are 58,300 registered vehicles, up 6,000 from last year, with an average car value around 1,000 dollars and about 150 dollars yearly for upkeep, licenses, and related costs. The state shows strong use of small, high priced cars costing seven to eight thousand dollars, concentrated in Helena and other cities. Also 834 motorcycles and 1,542 chauffeur licenses have been issued this year, up from 52,000 cars and 1,300 chauffeurs last year.
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Montana
Helena
Butte
Great Falls
Billings
Miles City
Virginia City
D A R Montana plans peace program convention in Billings
The sixteenth annual D A R state convention will outline a comprehensive peace program for Montana. Delegates from nine chapters will gather in Billings with events including a luncheon at the Billings Midland club an automobile valley tour tea at the country club and a banquet. Butte leads by 56 members followed by Billings with 50 members.
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Billings
Daughters of the American Revolution of
Montana
Society
Northern Hotel
Billings-Midland Club
Billings Country Club
Butte
Dillon
Helena
Bozeman
Anaconda
Kalispell
Livingston
Missoula
Big Job Ahead for County Treasurer
County Treasurer Georgia Mathews faces a busy stretch over the next three to four months. The office will extend tax rolls and personal tax extensions, producing more than 14,000 tax receipts in triplicate. The new law on personal tax adds substantial workload as tax collection begins November 1.
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Georgia Mathews
Pretty Wedding in Brooklyn NY Ni
Miss Irene Hagan oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Hagen married William T Doyle at St Brendons Church Flatbush Brooklyn The bride a soprano and pianist wore white silk tricette gown and tea roses The groom gave a diamond bar pin The couple honeymooned in Atlantic City and San Francisco before settling in Flatbush Brooklyn The grandmother Mrs T A Driscoll aged 84 attended and recalled her early life and family connections
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T. A. Driscoll
Tower New York
Timothy A. Driscoll
J. P. Hagen
Willam Wuerz
Ethel M. Wuerz
Alameda
California
Associated Oil Co
San Francisco
Irene L. Wuerz
Roy
M. BP. Driscoll
Flat‘wasn, New York
Oct. 26 Set for Daylight Saving Time End
Dillon residents misread daylight saving timing believing Oct 1 is the change date. The law repealing daylight saving requires turning clocks back on the third Sunday in October, which falls on Oct 26.
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Dillon
Bookkeeper Dorothy Thomas Joins Tribune Bookstore
Dorothy Thomas accepts a position as bookkeeper at Tribune Bookstore after leaving Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. Mae Thomas will depart about the 15th for Denver to join Glason Map Company.
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Dorothy Thomas
Tribune
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Mae Thomas
Denver
Glason Map Company
Mrs Joseph Newnes Spent Time in Butte for Medical Consultation
Mrs Joseph Newnes spent several days of last week in Butte visiting a physician for medical consultation.
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Joseph Newnes
Butte
Two Babies Born to Local Families This Week
A baby boy arrived Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Harry Schuler. On the same date a boy was born at the C P Thomas home to Mr and Mrs Frank Gaaghey. R E Foster well known livestock commission man paid Butte a business visit Monday.
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Harry Schuler
C. P. Thomas
Frank Gaaghey
R. E. Foster
Livestock Commission
Butte
Also Mentioned on This Page
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Montana
Methodist Church
Lee R. Light
H. G. Humphrey
Epworth League
Apex School
Everton Poindexter
Poindexter
Hawaiian Islands
Eugene Free
Lillian Free
the Normal College
Raymond Garver
F. H. Garver
Wick Miller
Firestone
State
Brooklyn
New York
The
First National Bank
the Bank of Strength and Service
Alfalfa Hay
Nampa
Idaho
Burley, Idaho
W. R. Frazier
Burke
Dillon Furniture CO
G. T. Paul
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