On Sale for August
A brief notice indicates items or events are on sale during August. Details are fragmentary but suggest promotional activity or retail discounts.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
2
A brief notice indicates items or events are on sale during August. Details are fragmentary but suggest promotional activity or retail discounts.
Joseph Jones arrives from Seattle to visit family and plans to return with son Clyde to Washington. Arthur Rice, long in France, returns to Apex to visit family. Several residents travel to and from Dillon, Sioux Falls, and Sandpoint while hot dry conditions persist and smoke limits sun visibility.
Mrs Tom Smith and daughter Dorothy left for Salt Lake City and will head to Long Beach California for the winter. Mrs J H Douglas and child are guests at the Waldorf home from Salt Lake City. Miss Pluma Tattersall returned from Missoula and joined her mother in Butte. Mrs Clara Chapman visits Kali spell then Glacier National Park tour. Mrs Fred Hathaway arrives from Bremerton and will stay with relatives. Sister Mrs M F Barry and Jane plan to return to Billings after Pacific coast visit. Mrs John Sutherland and Elizabeth Sutherland camping trip to Potosi Springs. Mrs C C Holland arrives from Peoria to visit Helen Randolph. Mrs C P Tooley returns to Harlowton after Waldorf visit. Methodist Aid hosts meeting in church lecture room with Mesdames Joe Hainds and George Baker. Lutheran Aid to meet Sept 4 with Mrs Soren P Larson.
In observance of Labor Day, Dillon's stores and business houses will close for the day next Monday, affecting shopping and services across the town.
The Beaverhead county high school will offer new vocational classes starting September 8 for students aged 14 and up, with no eighth grade diploma required. The music department will introduce piano lessons for junior girls in 1919 1920, expanding to juniors and seniors in 1920 21. Local residents may sell hay and farm goods to the school and offer student work to help finance education, while a strong athletics program is planned with a qualified coach and hoped for student support.
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