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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1921
Page
8
Thursday through next Thursday buy a large family size 60 cent tube of Klenzo Dental Creme and receive a free full size Klenzo Toilet Soap. The toothpaste keeps teeth white and mouth clean. the soap provides a thick creamy lather with pine scent. Giant 50 cent tube lasts nearly four months if used twice daily. Buy several tubes and cakes now while the date is recalled.
City and county residents frequent Dillon on business and social calls. Notables include Glen Smith of Grant, P. D. Morrison from Butte, and FrAK Pendleton’s ranch visit. Tatting prices, hotel notes, and local arrivals fill a busy week.
The funeral for James Hamilton of Grant was held Monday at 3 p.m. from Brundage Undertaking parlors with Rev. Edward Smith of the Methodist church officiating. He died Friday at Curtis hospital at about 75, after paralysis. He lived on a Horse Prairie ranch thirty years and burial was at Mountain View Cemetery. Relatives in the east are being sought. Neighbors remember him as a kindly man with many friends.
Local volunteer fire department urges residents of Dillon to exercise extraordinary care as dry conditions raise fire risk. They advise rubbish collection for disposal at the city dump and inspection of wiring and chimney flues. A new fire truck ordered will arrive soon, boosting department efficiency. No wool has been shipped from the local warehouse. storage is near capacity with this year’s clip.
Mr and Mrs John Sanner have returned from their honeymoon and will reside in Dillet. Mrs Sanner is formerly Nellie Holmes of this city and daughter of Tom Holmes a well known resident.
President E. Davis of the State Normal has returned from a two week trip visiting other schools and colleges in the state and from attending a meeting of the state board of education in Helena. He resumed duties at Dillon.
In St Paul Minnesota on July 9 wholesale carcass beef prices rose in large eastern centers. Medium and good dry fed steers and stock heifers led gains with prices up about 50 cents from a week earlier. Hog prices jumped over 75 cents, lambs gained 50 to 75 cents, and veal calves climbed 1.75. A separate note covers Bishop and family visiting old Diggings near Bagdad in Dillon area, recalling 1863 placer mining.
Chicago July 11 extension of Red Cross to include medical social services at Public Health Hospital No 72 opened at Heelia to care for 300 ex service men undergoing treatment. Miss Estelle Schulte organizing work with an experienced director to coordinate with American Legion and other agencies. Red Cross aims to replicate successful programs from other PH hospitals nationwide. Also notes fishing improving in Dillon streams and local church services with a Verdical wan come to townspeople and college, Geo MacDougall pastor.
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