Local crime and spring stock outlook in Dell and Monida
Dillon area briefs report J C Wagner saloon the victim of a midnight break in $5 in cash and two watches stolen, Union Meat Market also robbed. Dell and Monida notes mention spring work season, weddings, illness, local visits, and community events amid varied regional updates.
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O. W. Gray
Dillon
J. C. Wagner
Union Meat Market
New Codes Define Grand Larceny and Public Pass Rules
The text outlines penalties for grand larceny thefts above fifty dollars and petit larceny below, penalties for granting free passes to officials, and for misuses of office. It also lists fire and timber regulations, open seasons for game, and penalties for illegal gambling and related offenses. The statutes set fines, imprisonment terms, and enforcement duties for officers and witnesses.
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Board of County Commissioners
New Goods This Week at Our Store
Coming week offers Diamond Ear Drops Pins Rings Opal Studs Scarf Pins Ladies Rings Czarina Buckles Wreaths Sword Pins in gold and silver New Stick Belt Pins Blouse Sets Bib Holders Sleeve Links Buttons Side Back Combs plus $5 watches for men or boys. We are agents for Victor and Remington bicycles and offer top watch repair service. Call or write for prices.
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Wm. Fletcher
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Ennis
Lima Band Forms as Juvenile Group in Local News
A weekly Beaverhead Madison County report notes Lima residents including county assessor A J Noyes and Bankers Life rep L J Price. A new time card changes freight hours. Lima gains a juvenile band with 12 to 14 instruments, signaling local enthusiasm for music. a whitehouse effort is mentioned amid a town dispute and a transfer of Chas Nelson to Lima.
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Bankers Life Insurance Co
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Dillon
Dan Gallagher
Grand Display of Pattern Hats in March
Spring 1895 event invites readers to a March 28 show of pattern hats by MAQAME BOURBEL The Leading Milliner in Montana.
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