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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1907
Page
5
A wide list of visits and errands features A Shilling and Ike Edinger from Butte, McConnell of Helena in Dillon, and many locals like Stone Lavelle Morse and Downing. Notices include births, auctions, hotel and bank listings, liquor ads, and a new Selway Livestock Company formed in Dillon with 50 000 capital.
Miss Ruth Cornelie, a former Normal student, visited Dillon last week while Miss Carson spoke on Lincoln at general exercises. Shakespeare by Professor S H Clark will be performed and the Engileh VII classes tested. The Dillon Implement Co plans a new line of groceries, to be sold wholesale to ranchers, with interior renovations at Idaho and Center streets. They expect to open March 15.
Phil Thorpe died at his mother Mrs. Lee Carter's home in Sheridan Wyoming after a several week bout with typhoid fever. The body was moved to Dillon for interment in Mountain View cemetery. Grandmother Mrs. Anna Hart and Phil Thorpe senior traveled to Butte to meet the remains carried by Mr. and Mrs. Carter. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Episcopal church led by Rev S D Hooker.
The directory lists Dillon churches with addresses and service times. Notable entries include St James Episcopal Church at Washington and Glendale with 11 a m Holy Communion on first and third Sundays, Presbyterian at Pacific and Glendale, and First Church of Christ Scientist in Dillon National Bank building with 11 a m Sunday service. Also notes visiting Mrs Will Fozzard and daughter Ruth of Anaconda and a vacancy for a four room brick cottage for rent in Dillon.
The jeweler offers precise eye measurements to fit spectacles or eyeglasses. Properly matched lenses prevent eye strain and headaches and improve readability for all customers.
Miss Esther Willard visited the school last week. On February 12, Mae Lincol n’s birthday and general exercises were held with Prof. Fish giving a talk on Lincoln’s Life. Invitations are out for seniors as juniors host a party at the Weenink home on February 15. Helen Rife missed days due to her cousin’s wedding at Grant. The Basket Ball Association elected new officers after resignations. Clara Adama and Lizzie Curry enrolled this week, bringing the total to 100 students. Laura Haining also attended school this week.
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