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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1933
Page
3
Dillon Public Library hosts a Thursday evening benefit on April 27 organized by the A A U W. Proceeds fund the purchase of new library equipment.
A nostalgic reflection on how books begin as adventure and romance and mature into lifelong teachers. The piece traces childhood journeys through imagination to adult curiosity, showing reading broadens understanding, quiets life’s pace, and remains a lasting, life enriching friendship.
Dillon students contribute weekly school news and literary pieces for The Dillon Examiner. The piece highlights a bookish theme, a University Women tea, a spring concert by a new grade school band and orchestra, solo performances, and plans for an out of town concert tour.
A new Dillon drawn heading by R B Cosgrove debuts this week at the Ex aminer request. The piece follows Cosgrove’s Dillon schooling and Utah University art background.
Mr and Mrs Frank Husted and Vern Stanchfield attended the funeral of George M Clemon in Dillon Monday afternoon.
Helena report cites Arthur Ward purchasing the Swandel clip at 11 cents per pound. Swandel clip runs about 50,000 pounds with delivery about June 1. Ward acted as agent for Providence Colored Worsted Mills, a longtime representative in the territory. The Wilsall clip is a top central Montana source and commands high prices.
Elizabeth Lina Houston, 73, a Bozeman Daily Chronicle reporter for 25 years and Montana pioneer, died after a 10 day illness. Using her telephone and typewriter at home, she finished her last copy four hours before death. She was daughter of Maj. W. W. Alderson, founder of Bozeman and editor of the Avant Courier.
The Clemow family expresses deep thanks to friends neighbors and the Masonic Order I O O F B P O EB 1554 Montana Stock growers Association for acts of kindness during illness death and funeral of their husband father brother and grandfather.
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