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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1912
Page
8
Sundays feature Low Mass at 8 and High Mass at 10 30 on the first and second Sundays of the month. Fourth Sunday offers Low Masses at 8 and 10 30 with Sunday school after the last Mass. Evening devotions are at 7 30. First, second, and fourth Sundays see Masses at Dillon. the third Sunday alternates between Lima and Melrose.
Horse Prairie Dell and Willis attended on weekdays. Rev D Foley pastor at Baptist Church Corner Idaho and Sebre¢ Jatreets worship Sunday at 11 oclock Sabbath School 10 oclock and Evening preaching 7:30 oclock led by Rev Thos Anderson.
The permanent Montana State Fair exhibit in Helena draws national attention as the best of its kind. Directors plan stricter rules requiring all shelled grain entrants for Sept 23 to 28 to bring extra samples for separate judging. Noncompliance may lead to prize deductions in wheat oats barley rye flax corn alfalfa and grass seeds.
For the first time a general educational exhibit from the Montana Agricultural College and Experiment Stations will be shown at the Montana State Fair in Helena from September 23 to 28. The exhibit will occupy a 40 by 70 foot tent and aims to be informative and beneficial, with the fair management urging public attention.
Monida sees cattle shipments to Butte and Portland buyers scouting for stock. Residents attend events and travels include Dillon visits, a Miss Thelma Blake trip to Butte, and a Jacobson family journey from Missouri. J J Smith's new two story brick hotel rises, promising improved lodging and Summit Hotel competition.
Dry land ranchers held their picnic and farmers institute last Wednesday despite heavy rain. I J Bowman Anaconda Prof M H Hoffman and others spoke as a large crowd gathered by noon. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway adds white bedspreads to Southwest Limited sleepers replacing wool blankets for hot weather comfort.
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