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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
8
The Pastime Theatre will raise admission after August 10 to 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. Management cites rising operating costs and improved projection technology as reasons, promising no decline in entertainment quality.
The Paler town audience praised the Western show despite stormy weather. It drew good business and was called the best ever witnessed in town. The company and show were described as refined and praiseworthy.
Citizens of Palermo North Dakota praise a local company's honest business methods. The manager Mr. Curtis promises to return, and residents express they will be pleased to host his visit again. The note reflects community support and positive local coverage.
The Dillon Montana post office lists remaining letters as of August 6 1913 including Bell C M Campbell Tom Cochran Effa Garrard R M Glasser Sadie Hamilton E Kates Dock Kooken Mrs C H Kooken Elsworth Magnusson Theodor Merri Frank Miller J F Moyer Eli Obrien Mary Pettie W L Radmelich Frances Reevey Luke Sandord J Schulte Joseph Smith Arthur Varca John White A B Whitehead G W a E L Poindexter P M Examiner 3.00 per year.
A listing of church services in Dillon. Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Ostrander offers 11 am sermon with 12 pm Sunday school and 7 pm Christian Endeavor and 7:30 pm evening service. St James Episcopal with Rev. Watson holds 7:30 am Holy Communion and 11 am morning prayer with 7:30 pm evening prayer and 9:45 am Sunday school. Methodist Episcopal Church under Rev. Lacklen posts 10 am Sunday school, 11 am morning service, 12 pm close, 3 pm Epworth League, 6:45 pm social, 7:30 pm evening service, plus Wednesday 7:30 pm prayer.
The Beaverhead Commercial Club and local merchants secure a Dillon visit by the Butte Butchers Association for their annual outing on August 20. The effort aims to boost Beaverhead county’s image and attract visitors from Butte and elsewhere, promising lasting town benefits.
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