Montana Motor Vehicle Law Excerpts Urbanize Public Safety
The Montana High way commission republishes motor vehicle provisions to curb violations. Key points cover $2 registration, front and rear identification plates, dealer licenses, penalties up to 100 dollars, required safety features, chauffeur registration, and transfer rules. The Dillon team lineup includes Barry Fuller Knight. last year they faced a fast Butte team losing 10 to 2 to Leverett.
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Montana Highway Commission
Montana
Secretary of State
Seth Tech
Helena
Mont
Slcretary of State
Dillon
Barry
Fuller
Knight
Butte
Leverett
Desperado Whitney Killed in Oregon Train Robbery
In a Meacham Oregon rail car clash Deputy Sheriff George MacDuffey killed one of three robbers and injured another while the trio robbed express car passengers. A gold watch in the dead bandit's pocket bore the name Hugh Whitney, a long-time desperado sought for crimes across Montana Idaho and Wyoming. Whitney earlier attacked two Monida saloons with a companion, was pursued by Idaho officials, and after a struggle for a weapon, shot Conductor William Kidd before Whitney and the survivor fled when the train halted.
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Hugh Whitney
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Whitney
Monida
Fisher
William Kidd
Kidd
Dillon Defeats Butte Cubs In Tight 7 6 Victory
Dillon edged Butte 7 to 6 on the local diamond in a tightly contested game. Frank Gosman pitched effectively for Dillon giving up seven hits while Dillon totaled ten off Cubs pitchers Bagley and Sheean. Strong fielding miscues and late Cub pressure kept the score close through most of the contest.
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Butte Cubs
Dillon
Frank Gosman
Bagley
Sheean
Cubs
George Gosman
Shea
Faber
L.ory
Frank Gogman
le Sean Son
Faller
Rich Bradley
Pease
Butte Brennans
Golden and Silver Jubilee to Welcome Montana Pioneers
Bozeman hosts a statewide Home Coming August 5 to 7 with a Golden and Silver Anniversary Jubilee on August 8. Eastern Montana residents are urged to visit Bozeman, once the county seat of half of present Montana, now formed into many counties. Notables like ex-Senator W. A. Clark and General Charles Warren planned to attend, underscoring statewide interest in the pioneer reunion.
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Bozeman
Montana
Gallatin County
W. A. Clark
Charles Warren
Rodney Leggat
Butte
Ssugust
Baker and Hunsaker Wed at Hunsaker Ranch Bond Spur
Jay Baker and Miss Fern Hunsaker were married at bonds spur by Rev A R Hardy. Taylor Bradley served as best man and Miss Dell Hunsaker was the bride’s maid. The couple left by evening train for a Salt Lake honeymoon. Both are well known in Dillon with Mr Baker the county clerk.
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Jay Baker
Fern Hunsaker
Hunsaker
Bonds Spur
A. R. Hardy
Taylor Bradley
Dell Hunsaker
Salt Lake
Dillon
Mr. Baker
Improvements Abound At Montana State Fair 1914
Helena July 1 Special visitors to the Montana State Fair to be held September 21 26 will see major improvements including new buildings fresh paint enlarged grounds a new entrance and modernized transportation facilities. A $25000 horticulture building of fire proof stucco is under construction expected to be ready for the fairs exhibits and the grounds will feature a new Santranes gate and enhanced approaches.
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Helena
Treasure State
Santranes
John Remley Dies After Long Illness in Dillon Area
John Remley died Monday at his home on Kentucky avenue after a long illness. Born April 14, 1845 in Pennsylvania, he moved west as a young man and settled in Dillon about thirteen years ago. He married Lizzie Fleming in 1880 and had one daughter, Mrs. Warren Lowrey of Stafford Kansas, plus two sisters. The funeral was held yesterday at the family home with the Masonic lodge conducting.
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Kentucky Avenue
John Remley
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Dillon
Oregon
Remley
Lizzie Fleming
Stafford
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Masonic Lodge
Pittsburg
E. V. Ostrander
Warren Lowrey
Washington
Graduation Exercises of Dillon Public School Eighth Grade
The eighth grade graduation was held in the new auditorium last Friday night. Relatives filled the room as Rev. W S Watson gave the invocation and the chorus performed. The program included a Fisher Hornpipe by seventh and eighth graders, a Boys Glee Club reading, a class paper “The Eighth Grade World,” Girls Glee Club selections, a speech by Prof. J F Monroe, diploma presentations by Ven Leonard Eliel, and field day trophies awarded by Dr Grant E Finch.
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Dillon Public School
W.S. Watson
Fisher
J. FE. Monroe
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Normal
Ven
Leonard Eliel
Board of Trustees
Grant E. Finch
Wedding at Giudici Ranch Unites Sigurd Ruud Ada Nutting
Last Wednesday evening at the Giudici ranch near Dillon a wedding joined Sigurd Ruud and Ada M Nutting in marriage. Rev A R Hardy officiated with Robert Mosher as best man and Pauline Gindici as bridesmaid. A wedding supper followed. The couple, both young and well known in Dillon, plan to continue their work in the community.
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Giudici
Sigurd Mr. Ruud
Ada M. Nutting
A.R. Hardy
the Baptist, Dhared
Dillon
Robert Mosher
Pauline Gindici
Lining Born to Myr and Mr Den Randolph in Argenta
Fragmentary notes describe a lining born to Myr and Mr Den Randolph near Argenta with a reference to the forest service. Details are unclear and several words are garbled.
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Myr
den Randolph
Randolph
Forest Service
Argenta
Man shoots self over love jealousy in Armstead
Charles Bogg of Armstead shot himself Sunday night after jealousy over a woman. He was found an hour and a half later, unconscious with a bullet through the brain, severing the optic nerve. He remained conscious, gave his mother's Pocahontas Iowa address, and wrote a final note to his sweetheart before being moved to Dillon for X rays. He is about 26 and worked for Ed Roe and C N Dansie. A.V. Sniggs went to Pocahontas to claim the body if needed.
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Charles Bogg
Armstead
Sheriff's Office
M. A. Walker
Dillon
Bogg
Pocahontas
Iowa
Erwin
A. V. Sniggs
Ed Roe
C. N. Dansie
Bedrock
Towa
Montana to Show Pride at Panama-Pacific Exposition
Montana urges every able resident to contribute one dollar to support the state’s exhibit at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. The message linked Montana’s growth potential with commerce, settlement, water power, mineral wealth, and opportunity, urging timely donations.
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