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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1917
Page
7
As Easter nears, consumers seek fresh clothing and accessories. Retailers report heightened interest in spring wardrobes and storefronts reflect evolving trends with new arrivals and promotions aligned to the holiday season.
A fall of tailored models dressy silk suits and sport styles are offered in our spring assortment. The collection covers from tailored to dressy to casual sport suits, aiming to satisfy every fashion demand for women this season.
Modart Corsets invites women to visit for a fitting before buying a new dress or SUH. The ad emphasizes wardrobe planning and intimate apparel fittings for the careful buyer.
O K Paul and George Taylor of Lima visited this week. State Auditor T W Poindexter came from Helena. Mr. and Mrs A B Coon returned from Oregon. Sheriff Padley reports three to four feet of snow in the Big Hole basin. Mr. and Mrs Carl Bond left for Sunriver where Bond takes a position on T C Powers sheep ranch. L C Fyhrie toured Weiser Idaho to inspect placer mining properties with Joseph Shrineberger of Bedrock. County Surveyor Bond faces a flood of road district applications. The Merry Twelve club met at the Mulaneys with George Edinger winning a bisque prize. Next meeting at Emil Timer’s. Remains of Mrs Elizabeth Brown were brought from Butte for burial. she was 76 and frail. Dillon school board discussed free text books. a 103-name petition seeks voter submission at the next election. Hon W A Clark of Virginia City met in Dillon and heads to the state capitol. he may testify before the Lewis and Clark grand jury about last legislature and the salary bill mystery.
Helena March 15. County commissioners question if a special bond election is required to ratify a $100,000 bond sale and whether a yearly election is needed to fund road work. They plan a rehearing in the Edwards case to address taking up registered road warrants by bond issue.
Union Pacific launches Off the Tray meal service on trains 4 6 19 17 and 18 between Portland and Pocatello and Omaha. The program offers sandwiches cakes hot tea coffee and milk at reasonable prices in tourist sleepers chair cars and coaches during meal hours for patrons not using regular dining cars.
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