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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
5
A survey of Dillon area activity shows many visitors from Butte and Boise figures, cattle buyers from Idaho and Seattle, and frequent trips by locals to Butte and Bozeman. Farm sales, ranch business, and retail appointments fill daily schedules as roads thaw and spring work begins.
Prominent Dillon civic figure urges residents to vote April 2 to shape the city’s future. The piece stresses Dillon’s growth, public services, schools, and morality, warning that public spirit and prudent leadership are essential to maintain prosperity and protect youth and businesses. John Keene signs the appeal.
Special dispatch from Wisdom reports the death of Robert K. McConnell at Ajax ranch south of Wiedom. A Montana pioneer and original Hecla locator, he was a popular figure among Butte old-timers who mourn his passing. He was born in Indiana and joined the Alder Gulch rush in 1805, later active in Bannack. His funeral was held Sunday.
At a Mothers' Club meeting a summer kindergarten was approved with a pledged 30 pupils. Alice Paasmore, from Butte, will lead with two helpers. The program runs ten weeks from June at six dollars per pupil, seeking additional enrollments from interested parents.
The third Dickens evening at the public library is set for Friday March 30 at 830 PM. Admission is free and patrons Mrs J B McKinney Mrs H T Poindexter Mrs A B Martin Mrs J E Morse and Mrs W A Jones will supervise. A display features portfolios of Dickens illustrations donated to the library.
At a Dillon meeting on March 19 1906 Apollo Lodge No 15 I O O F accepted an invitation from Grace M E church pastor to attend Easter services in a body All Odd Fellows are asked to gather at the I O O F hall at 1030 a m on Sunday April 15 1906 John S Forrester Secretary
Bargain 40 acre Missouri farm offered at 45 dollars per acre. Trade possible for property locally. Contact L. J. Price for details.
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