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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1956
Page
5
Dillon, a mushroom town since 1880, continues as a trading and supply hub in 1956. More than 500 workers earn nearly two million dollars annually, with firms investing millions in goods and equipment to serve a vast rural region. You can get it in Dillon.
During August Dillon’s progressive business firms sponsored a campaign with the theme Try Dillon First. Ads highlighted the community as a trading and service center for Southwestern Montana and urged residents to support local firms. The effort stressed familiarity, fair pricing, and tax support benefits, presenting businesspeople as neighbors and friends.
A garbled OCR list mentions various shops and locales including apparel, dry cleaning, laundries, cafes, and a drug store. The text references several storefronts or business names such as Eliels Hazel s Shop McCarth Store The Toy Banks and Geo M Mitchell with scattered city or county markers. No coherent event or narrative is present.
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