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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1926
Page
8
The Standard Six Custom Sedan showcases luxury at low cost with wide form fitted Mohair seats and silk rear curtains. Features include two beam headlights, turn of a windshield vent, lock operated ignition and door, four wheel brakes, balloon tires, and indirected illuminated instruments. Rich blue duotone finish with pinstriping completes the upscale look.
The Paige-Detroit factory reports from Walters & Adams that the 115 inch wheelbase Brougham leads Paige production while the high priced Cabriolet, mounted on a 125 inch chassis, tops in price yet drives solid sales. Both models appeal to different buyers and show immediate success in mid-summer showing.
A historical description praises leather seating, luxe interior trim, and a clever mechanism that rapidly converts the car to an open model, reflecting early automotive design flair.
The Dramatic Club hosted a private event in the auditorium last Thursday for members and guests. The program included Georgiana Fisher in Recitation in Costume, Gladys Trambley singing Raggedy Man, Melba Foster with a piano solo, Grant Kelleher performing Laska, and Mr Clark showcasing sleight of hand juggling.
About a hundred couples attended the regular summer co-ed prom at the recreation hall last Saturday evening. Grand march comments praised the hall and the attractive young men and women. Specialty dances featured performers Miss Georgianna Fisher Miss Mae Smith Miss Gladys Trambley Miss Ina Lodmel and Miss Jessie Cambron. Favor dances included Kiss Cinderella Co-ed. The event ended with Home Sweet Home under moonlit lights. Dr R D Curry has moved to new dental offices in the Tele phone block rooms 3 4 and 5 New telephone number 355.
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