Price List for Men's Irish Frieze Ulsters and Winter Caps
A catalog line lists 2.75 for Men s Irish Frieze Ulsters at 15.50 each and 9.50 for Men s Winter Caps at 1.00, with a quantity noted as 50.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1905
Page
5
A catalog line lists 2.75 for Men s Irish Frieze Ulsters at 15.50 each and 9.50 for Men s Winter Caps at 1.00, with a quantity noted as 50.
Dillon hosts a stream of visitors from Dell Lima Butte and Virginia City. Notables and traders arrive for business, court matters, and to tend to ranch and beaverhead county affairs. A small fire near Huber cottage and a smallpox quarantine update mark local incidents.
A letter from last week announced the marriage of Fred Carter to Miss Zetta Landon, prominent Dillon society figures. The ceremony occurred in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday January 28, with friends sending warm congratulations and best wishes. The couple will tour the coast before settling back in Dillon.
The Snow White operetta directed by Mrs. J. B. McKinney at the Dillon Theatre Friday drew praise. Sixty eager girls formed a polished chorus led by Lucille Graeter as the standout, with Edith Melton, Jessie Poindexter, and Anna Adams in key roles. Strong reception and applause followed each number.
A Dillon Volunteer Fire Department committee approved a four ward alarm schedule with general and tap patterns, plus three rapid taps for full meetings and four rapid taps for practice calls. Chief Gruwell praises progress and notes ample apparatus and readiness for a chemical engine.
A valuable fur collarette was lost last night either on the way to the Normal or inside the Normal building. It may have been exchanged by mistake within the building. A suitable reward will be paid for its recovery and return.
Notice is given that a school election will be held in School District No 10 Beaverhead County Montana on February 18 1905 from 2 to 6 pm in Dillon. Voters will decide if trustees may issue sixteen thousand dollars in five percent bonds payable in twenty years to build and furnish a school house and purchase land. Bond details include semiannual interest January and July and redemption after two years. By order of the district board. T M Selway chairman R k Tattersall clerk
John Shively is introduced as a longtime familiar figure, described as a steady presence in the community and a person seen for two decades. The fragment hints at a portrait of his character and influence.
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