Linen hemstitch sale pricing note
An advertisement lists Muffers Linen hemstitch offered at 95c reduced to 50c each. Also shown are half dozen lots priced at 1.25 and 2.50 per dozen.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
8
An advertisement lists Muffers Linen hemstitch offered at 95c reduced to 50c each. Also shown are half dozen lots priced at 1.25 and 2.50 per dozen.
Michael J. McCune a longtime Dillon and Butte contractor died by self inflicted gunfire at his Butte home 516 South Montana street. He aged 56 leaves wife and three children and faced financial worries over a reduction works contract. An inquest was planned as relatives and business associates recalled his career building notable blocks and warehouses in Dillon and Butte.
The first public entertainment at the library will be Thursday at 8 30 PM. The program covers Madonna pictures with Miss Meehan presenting Some Popular Madonnas and Miss Paxton The Sistine Madonna. Prof J E Monroe speaks on How There Came to be So Many Madonnas, Mine Bishop and Mrs C R Squire on A Famous Madonna I Saw, and Mr Frank Elie on The Madonna of the Italian, Blemish, German and Spanish Painters. Admission is free and all are invited.
C. C. Cornell and family will spend holidays in El Paso with son Roscoe who is keen on mining property nearby. They will tour southern cities for the winter and expect to return home around March 12.
The forestry bureau plans a new grazing fee policy for forest reserves starting January 1, charging 5 cents per head for sheep and 20 cents per head for cattle. Representative Mondell and Senator Warren oppose, arguing public lands should remain free for grazing. Forester Pinchot says rates may be adjusted, with possible reductions for initial cattle head. A debate follows with officials considering the plan.
Dillon merchants report a strong holiday season with sales up since early week. They describe heavy, well stocked inventories, attractive window displays, and statewide price inducements attracting buyers from across the valley. The volume of business continues to rise as preparations for peak shopping days proceed.
The last Mothers' club meeting before the holidays was held Tuesday afternoon at the public school building. The Christmas program drew strong attendance with special music and applause. Miss Richy sang a solo and a quartet performed by Mesdames Luce Best and others.
Christmas Day services at St James Church begin at 10 oclock with holy communion. A Christmas Eve children's service and tree follow at 7 oclock with special music by the children’s choir. The day’s program features Te Deum Laudamus, Jubilate Deo, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, O Little Town of Bethlehem, and a Christmas Song offertory by Prof. C L Robbing, concluding with Hymn 59.
Mrs F P Harrison of this city is reported at the point of death after a prolonged pulmonary tuberculosis illness. The news will be received with sadness by her many friends throughout the county.
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