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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
5
Dillon and Redrock residents including W E Brearley A J Noyes D E Tracy Chae Hill judge Levi Shambow M Eddy visited Dillon. Local notices mention steam laundry services ball games and social events with families and neighbors attending gatherings and trips to Polaris Elkhorn Springs and Bannack Street.
The store announces price cuts below cost to reduce summer stock. Many seasonable goods are included with new bargains on the bargain table each visit, encouraging customers to buy every time they shop. Continuous savings are offered as June discounts replace July plans.
Ladies store offers tailor made suits at 8.95 down from 16.80 and hats half price or less. Skirts priced 6.85 from 10.75 petticoats 1.25 from 2.48. Shirt waists 0.98 to 1.38. Boys dress shoes 2.00 from 2.50. Ladies dress shoes 4.00 to 4.50. Misses dress shoes 1.65 from 2.25. Children dress shoes 1.50 to 2.00.
Readers can find a wide array of men and women apparel marked down with items such as fine dress shoes, worsted coats, suits, ladies coats, collars, kimonos, sun bonnets, shirt waist suits, covert jackets, neckwear, hats, ginghams and boys clothing. Prices show steep discounts with many items priced under a dollar for clearance.
Public library receives The Aims of Religious Education the 1905 Boston convention proceedings. Covers Sunday schools teacher training young people societies and home influence. valuable for pastors and lay readers.
The article explains adding four percent interest annually with semiannual compounding. It notes you must deposit into a savings bank to earn the increase, and starts with a small initial amount.
Mrs A A Elliott entertained a party of young ladies on Thursday evening in honor of her sister Miss Mayme Wade who recently returned from Kalispell where she had taught in public schools. Guests included Minnie Beuschlien Ruby Simpson Ida and Louise Auerbach Emily Taylor Grace Brandenburg Marcia Thornton Lula
The Herr family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during their bereavement and the many floral offerings received. Signed by Forest Herr, Alice Herr, Coral Herr, Helen Flotow, Minnie Hawker, and Mrg G A Wade. Read the Examiner.
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