The Dillon Examin er Wednesday June 7 1916 note
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
4
Democratic convention to be a love feast in St Louis
Montana delegates plan to attend both conventions with little conflict as the Democratic gathering is described as a love feast. Governor Stewart will chair the Montana delegation, Norris and Walsh travel to St Louis, while Evans aims to attend both conventions amid preparations by St Louis reception committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Norris
J. Walsh
Montana
St. Louis
Gallwey and
McCarthy
East
Chicago
Arthur
G. E. LaFollette
State Central Committee
Hilger
Lewistown
Burke
East Scobey
Great Falls
T. J. Walsh
Washington
Platform
Maxwell Man Sees Big Field for U S Products
United States Consul General E N Gullsaulus requested a report on South Africa business prospects. William Campbell, Maxwell agent in Johannesburg, predicts a strong future for American made automobiles, especially low priced economy cars like Maxwell, though some caveats remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
E. N. Gullsaulus
South Africa
William Campbell
Johannesburg
S. A
Maxwell Motor Co
Campbell
Maxwell Company
Detroit
Maxwell
British War Office
Africa
Stars Light Up Dillon Theatres Week Schedule
Billy Burke appears at the Pastime in Peggy on June 15. Tomorrow Bessie Barriscale in Honors After and William Collier in Better Late Than Never. Friday Blanche Sweet in Ragmuffin. Saturday Mabel Taliferro in Her Great Price. Sunday Betty of Graystone and His Auto Ruination. Next week Dustin and William Farnum battle it out with The Call of the Cumberlands and Fighting Blood. Wednesday The Yellow Passport with Clara Kimball Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Burke
Bessie Barriscale
Wm. Collier
Blanche Sweet
Miss Sweet
Dustin
William Farnum
Dustin Farnum
Clara Kimball Young
Montana Banks See Deposits Hit Sixty Million
State and private banks in Montana hold 216 state and 20 private institutions with total deposits on May 1 reaching 60,000,000, up nearly 4,000,000 since March 7. Average reserve stands at 37.7 percent while assets total 82,456,756.28, with loans and discounts at 43,300,762.70 and bonds and warrants at 5,344,529.27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Magraw
Montana
Banking House
Fur
LorHe
Po Enee
Sena Ne Vgiitee
Many Counties to Exhibit at State Fair This Year
Twenty five reservations for county exhibits have been made at the Montana State Fair, breaking space records. The fair is expected to be the biggest yet with counties including Big Horn Blaine Beaverhead Broadwater Custer Cascade Deer Lodge Fergus Hill Jefferson Lewis and Clark Madison Musselshell Meagher Missoula Park Phillips Rosebud Ravalli Sheridan Silver Bow Sweet Grass Valley Yellowstone already pledging exhibits. The number will rise as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Help Wanted Notices At Local Businesses And College
Cleaning and repair services offered by City Dye Works Mrs Harrison at 7 Railroad Avenue. A girl is wanted to assist in general house work at 29 S Washington. The Normal college committee seeks student help by the hour or for board, contact Nina M Nash Stella Henderson Mrs L R Free or Elizabeth Hinshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Harrison
Dil Jon
Railroad Avenue
City Dye Works
S. Washington
Normal College
Nina M. Nash
Stella Henderson
L. R. Free
Elizabeth Hinshaw
Jackson to Get Daily Mail Service Under Bid
Post office department invites bids to carry daily mail between Dillon and Jackson from August 1 1916 to June 30 1918 with stops at Argenta Bannack Polaris and Jackson. Stage departs at 7 am arrives 7 pm return same. Sundays excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Dillon
Jackson
Argenta
Bannack
Polaris
Return
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maxwell Man
U. S
American Auto
Bat
ELGIN
Billy” Burke
Pastime Theatre
Dillon On Thurs
Peggy
Mabel Taliferro
Metro
Triange
Betty
Graystone
Fighting Blood
William Fox
Montana State
Montana Livestock Commission Co
Dillon, Mont
Durham
Diamond of Livestock Co
Ira Sanders
Mer
Mont
George B. Jewell
W. BE. Ambrose
Riverside Dairy
Hazelbaker & Badcon
Big Hole Basin
Spencer Bros
H. W. Sacher
Office Kupfer Drug Store
P. O. Box
Hazelbaker & Baddon
Beaverhead
Kentucky Avenue
Charles Grant
East Bannack Street
Red
A. Cox
Anderson
Ballon
C. J. Berry
U. S. Rifs
Railroad Ave
Examiner
Pricea F. O. B
APO
Dart Hall
Mellveen Brothers
E. W. Bell
Prop
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