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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1924
Page
5
A storefront promotes a large stock of suits overcoats shirts shoes hats and ladies Holeproof hosiery with the largest leather vests sweaters and undergarments. Emphasizing early shipments from a buying trip east the shop pledges brand new merchandise each season and small profits with quick turnover.
It would not be a real Pow Wow without hats shirts trousers and many other accessories. Hats that will stand out fanning them shirts and trousers that distinguish you from the rest. See our window displays.
Miss Mary Harrig and Leonard Innes spent last week at Bedikhard Springs. Mr and Mrs H B Andrus and Mrs Fern Kuder motored to Missoula Sunday for a roads meeting. Frank Bile returned from a motor trip to northern Montana cities. Helen Jardine's home near Jackson hosted Vorhees Paddock this week. Various locals—Blair from Grant, Barratt from Armstead, Calvert of Lima, Niedt Jr from the Big Hole basin, Fred Carr from Dell, and Mrs H W Rodgers and daughters from Dell—visited Dillon. Lois Wheat visited from Virginia City, Tom Olmsted Jr toured Yellowstone, Alberta Reynolds and Vera Burles spent time at Elkhorn Springs. Dell Lloyd, Brownie Paddock, William Lloyd and William Nelson touring the region. Rodney Foster travels to Boston for a wool buying job.
Montana’s unofficial 1933 school census suggests 656,025 residents, up from 648,889 in 1920, a gain of 6,186. L. N. Benepe notes 156,462 school-age children in 1920 and 167,745 in 1933, implying varied long term growth and potential 1924-1923 increases. The piece also mentions bank offers for eastern cattle and sheep wintering sites.
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