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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1912
Page
5
A collage of small items from Dillon includes local business ads for cigars suits and sewing needles, a dinner scene at N York restaurant, candy shop promotions and a feed store, plus lost pig and cow and calf notices. Community events cover a upcoming New Year basketball game and a Beaverhead Club reception and dance.
Farmer Smith, Dillon hospitality figure, plans the formal opening of the Summit hotel at Monida. The brick, modern hostelry will feature electric lights steam heat and water works. A special Dillon train will bring guests and the MelLiveen Brothers provide music for a free all-night dance with midnight supper.
The Dillon five piece orchestra offers two festive dances during the holidays inviting all to attend. The first dance is Christmas night at the Dart ball with Christmas music. The New Year dance will be at the Dart hall, the only chance to dance on January first.
Milch cows offered for sale by A. B. Rife. The terse notice lists dairy cattle available now with no further details provided.
A Christmas program in Miss Delia Dorchester’s public school room featured Miss Lee’s pupils with a school paper reading as the highlight. Afterward coffee and wafers were served and funds from lunch and two candy booths were set aside to cover costs of a newly purchased Sioux head image by Pax ton of Missoula. Miss Russel’s class sang a Christmas Carol from Dickens as guests watched. Miss Long’s pupils planned a surprise party for their teacher.
A playful note from Foster's Candy Kitchen invites readers to consider a dainty box of delicious candy as a gift choice. The line suggests flexibility in choosing the recipient, appealing to shoppers with a lighthearted nudge.
Notice says the partnership between H. D. Mayfield and J. B. Mayfield under Mayfield Bros is dissolved. All accounts owed to the firm are payable to either partner. H. D. Mayfield will continue the business at the old stand. Dated November 80, 1912.
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