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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1905
Page
8
Vercoats presents a wide selection of overcoats for men who value quality dress. The Crouse and Brandegee handmade line starts at $50 with other styles and belts available, offering durable materials and tailored construction for discerning customers.
The past week brought several social gatherings including a dinner ante-nuptial gayette and a Shakespeare club At Home. Theta club staged a bric a brac shower for Nellie Sharkey with a blindfolded reveal and a room full of gifts.
At the bride’s parents home a quiet, family wedding will unite Fred Conger and Miss Ne lie Sharkey at eleven o’clock Thursday with Rev Father Pudénz performing. Ethel Squire serves as bridesmaid and Frank Sharkey attends the groom before a wedding lunch then a train trip to Helena and Great Falls. The couple will reside in the Methodist apartment house.
About forty members gathered at Dr. M A Walker Moon to draft resolutions urging legislators to expand the game warden system. They seek a resident license, deputy wardens, and open seasons with specific bag limits for grouse ducks deer elk and more. A letter to Senator White and Reps Selway and Decker accompanies the proposals.
State board of health advises local and county boards to take robust steps to prevent spread after a Dillon smallpox case. A Hillings epidemic prompts a joint county city health meeting and adoption of the recommended measures issued on January 12, 1905.
E L Blossom, a noted smelter expert from Butte, examined Beaverfield county mineral claims with John O Leary guiding. He spent over two weeks surveying for sulphide ore to support a proposed reduction works at the Polaris mine, but reports are not yet known.
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