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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1906
Page
8
Easter services fill Dillon churches with special music programs and concerts. The day features choirs, duets, solos and instrumental pieces, plus a Sunday School recital and a W C T U medal contest at the Methodist church. Admission is 10 cents for those over 12.
The Easter service features a formal musical program with violin pieces, anthems, hymns, and solos led by Dr. Martin, Mrs. E. S. Luce, and the choir. Performers include Miss Maidie Rife, Miss Burton, and Jardine Rife with organist and choir director noted. Evening service adds special music and a Sunday school exercise by Miss Slocum’s class.
A church announces a morning Holy Communion service at seven with Morning Prayer and sermon, a second Communion at eleven, and evening prayer with a children's service at four. Music includes Miss Elizabeth Hawley, Easter Anthem Christ Our Passover by Schilling, Te Deum by KE Read, and He is Risen by Edwyn A Clare, with soloists and organist Lily Peterson.
At the church the Kyrie Mass in Cima rosa with Gloria and Credo, Sanctus. Mass in F led by Millard. Offertory by Mrs J B McKinney. Sermon by Rev Charles McGlynn, director Mrs J B McKinney. Organist Prof Ezra Allen.
A Good Friday service is announced at St James Church from 12 to 3. The Rev Lough will address the first word, Father Forgive Them. Rev Tilden speaks on My God My God Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me. Rev Martin speaks on It Is Finished. All are invited and urged to come quietly if unable to stay the full time.
Notice invites stockholders to a Dillon Montana meeting on April 25, 1906 at 2 p.m. at the association office to act on selling the track and to address any other proper business. W. C. Orr serves as president and F. H. Cooney as secretary.
Notice to the People of Dillon Nova Scotia announces N S Wood back on the streets with his quick delivery wagon for baggage express light freight to and from the depot and within the city including the Normal College and Dormitory. He does not handle coal and offers stove wood and dry kindling by request. Orders left with Deputy's Meat Market or at Central telephone office receive prompt attention.
The Shakespeare Club of Dillon hosts a progressive Easter Monday card party at the Dillon Theatre to raise funds for a permanent club house. The club, open to all women, hopes to build a rustic log home, expand its community work, and support travel libraries, crafts, and youth programs.
Yesterday in New York the metal market showed copper electro at 1814 to 184, casting copper at 18 to 1814, and lead trading from 535 to 545. Silver settled at 644.
A reward will be paid by the undersigned for information leading to recovery of three horses: a black four year old gelding branded A. D. on the left thigh. a gray eight year old gelding branded C. pick on the left thigh. and a buckskin colt foaled RALPH M. HUNTER.
Notice to those owing Dillon Plumbing and Heating Co to please pay their accounts at the State Bank of Dillon. Signed by Mt. William C. Bryant.
Ida Beatrice Jeffries pleaded guilty to forging three checks totaling 135 dollars drawn on Thomas Howie. She passed the money to Symons Dry Goods and the Aetna bank, fled town with bartender Fred Gardner, and was captured in Billinga. She will begin a twelve month term at Deer Lodge penitentiary Monday.
The Normal College music department presents an Easter concert in the assembly hall Saturday evening April 15 at 8 30 under Professor and Mrs E B S Luce. An elaborate program features orchestra mandolin and guitar clubs choruses by junior and senior classes and numerous piano vocal and instrumental numbers. Admission is free and all are invited to attend.
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