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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
8
A sales note explains brushes come in sizes and bristle stiffness to fit each mouth. It promotes 35c 50c and 75c brushes with Klenzo Dental Creme or Klenzo Liquid Antiseptic for whiter teeth and healthier gums, claiming safety and professional approval.
A holiday today marks George Washington's birthday with businesses and schools closed. Paul Stahl faces a Forty dollar police court fine for speeding. his car involved in a crash with Emery Smith’s vehicle, Smith previously fined twenty eight dollars. Stahl will appeal. H S Gimbia and A Al Elliott, lumber dealers, attended a Western Lumbermen convention in Salt Lake City, with Elliott bringing his wife. Leonard Eifel left for California for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Jack Nemick travel to Salt Lake City for the automobile show. Mr and Mrs Henry Gleed visiting Salt Lake. A large flock of Cedar Waxwings, nicknamed Canadian robins, feeds on potatoes behind the Sugar Bowl cafe on Bannack street.
C H Niblack returns from New York and eastern cities with fashionable ready to wear garments for Dillon women. He touts Beaverhead county as a coming great market, notes improved eastern markets, and highlights WORUish coat suits in serge and tweed with pastel colors, long sleeves, wide trims, and beaded blouses.
A fragment discusses a bird larger than a robin with pink wing edges and yellow tail tips, noted as a rover. It then shifts to fashion talk on capes, miltair trims, Jersey and twill gowns, and the appeal of the circular cape and trotteur dress. Mr and Mrs Wm Rosenbauh visit Dillon from Sheep Creek basin.
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