I'm guessing on this one, but since Benadum ran stages to these two towns, there's a good chance this is his outfit
Exterior of the New Dorris Garage. Courtesy Churchill County Museum www.ccmuseum.org
Benadum’s dressed up for a parade. Courtesy Churchill County Museum www.ccmuseum.org
Interior of New Dorris Garage, ca 1920s. Courtesy Churchill County Museum www.ccmuseum.org
Benadum inside the New Dorris Garage, ca 1920s. Courtesy Churchill County Museum www.ccmuseum.org
Outside of Benadum’s first blacksmith shop in Fallon, Ca 1910 . Courtesy Churchill County Museum www.ccmuseum.org
Benadum’s freight team loading up in Fallon, ca 1910. Courtesy Churchill County Museum www.ccmuseum.org
Benadum’s freight station, located near Frenchman’s station . Courtesy Churchill County Museum www.ccmuseum.org
Submarine float advertising New Dorris Garage, 1917. Courtesy Churchill County Museum www.ccmuseum.org
Oil derrick of the Pioneer Oil company. Courtesy W.R. Frenchu collection.
From the Reno Evening Gazette April 4, 1936
From the Churchill County Standard, September 13, 1911
From the Churchill County Standard, January 5, 1911
From the Churchill County Standard, January 5, 1911
Really branching out now. Churchill County Standard, October 21, 1914
Why, you'd be a fool to use those other tires on your car. Churchill County Standard, November 24, 1915
He made have sold automobiles, but harness and saddles still needed repair. Churchill County Standard, November 24, 1915
Into the car business now. 1918
Adding Hazen to the stage line. 1918
You really should buy stock now before they strike oil and the price goes up. 1920
