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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
5
Dillon neighbors report visits from Jackson and Dell residents, cattle and sheep trades near Lima and Butte, and frequent business in Dillon. Local guilds meet, Mellen family hospital news, hats on sale at Rabb and Taylors, and a fatal railway accident near Dell noted.
Store announces July cut prices in June to clear summer stock. Prices are reduced across all lines with new bargains on the bargain table at every visit. Irresistible values aim to attract frequent shoppers as season end approaches.
Bargain notes list tailor-made suits at 8.95 from 16.80 value and trimmed hats at 1.25, skirts 6.85 from 10.75, shirt waists 0.68 from 1.00 to 1.38, and collars 0.25 to 0.35, all in a sale advertisement.
The shoe department promotes ladies fine dress shoes priced at 5.95, reflecting typical value ranges from 4.00 to 4.50, highlighting a bargain sale in the department.
A local store lists discounted men’s and boys’ apparel including two-piece summer suits from 13.00, worsted coats and vests, worsted suits, single pants, neckwear, and men’s underwear. Ladies rain coat, covert jackets, children’s wear, Stetson hats, and boys crash suits and pants priced to clear.
Editorial discusses education's aim beyond skill, stressing inspiration and social service as core ideals. It highlights Dr. W. C. Bagley leaving for Oswego, praising his leadership at the State Normal College and his impact on Montana's teaching system. It also notes local notes on Hank Wetmore’s cattle purchase and the completion of a new Colonial-style residence with high-end interior finishes.
I A L Stone cashier of the bank sworn statement shows the bank’s condition at close of business June 18 1906. The document affirms accuracy to the best knowledge and belief.
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