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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
5
Dillon residents record a procession of visitors and local business, including Mrs G T Paul in Butte and Miss Elizabeth Jones visiting Dillon. many from Lima, Jackson, Polaris and Melrose attend events, and local shops advertise goods and services. Community life centers on gatherings, travels, and notes on public affairs and schooling.
Mrs Edwin Norris of Helena Montana wife of Governor Norris is visiting Carthage Missouri with sister Mrs W K Coffee. Rail washouts blocked travel west forcing a return to Carthage and possible delay until lines reopen. Governor Norris reports resumed Northern Pacific service but officials seek confirmation before she can proceed. A separate note reports James Woody noting the drowned horse of Nels Nelson near Bedrock.
Miss Gladya Tong of Seattle visits Dillon to see friends while Harry Lapham of Jackson arrives with a six horse team for B. O. Fournier. He notes roads are in very bad condition making a load delivery impossible through.
Reported by Dillon Furniture Co a strong summer demand boosted sales as a large refrigerator return generated significant income through their 43 21 location.
Special prices on all kinds of blankets rage and carpet to July 1 1908 at Dillon Steam Laundry. Garments and textiles advertised with a strong sale tilt.
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A brief OCR fragment shows pricing text stating one dollar per year and ten cents for a single copy. It appears as a small billing line from an Evanston Illinois publication with a note about correct English usage.
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