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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
5
Local items report Sunday adinoire at The Medlen from 8 to 11, visitors in Dillon including Mre B C Fournier of Jackson, Sol Sobolaky visiting his parents in Butte, several business calls and travels among residents such as William Knapp, Fred Lamphears, A J Williams, Grace Lamont and others. The note list mentions lost pin, hunting trips, and various deliveries and meetings around Dillon with many names and places.
The Inter Mountain reports the Helena ceremony for a new cathedral cornerstone with praise for Bishop John P. Carroll and Archbishop Christie. Governor Norris, Chief Justice Brantly, Senator Carter, Cornelius Kelley, and others extol religious liberty, unity, and the church’s role in Montana's progress. The sermon by Archbishop Christie emphasizes marriage as sacred and condemns divorce while urging civic virtue.
The fair drew crowds for a wide display of animals and exhibits. Draft horses Perceron Clydesdale and Shire hornea impressed visitors while sheep cattle poultry and hog shows highlighted Montana’s noted wool and meat industries.
For sale a five roomed house with three lots on North Washington Street. Inquire of J. P. Campean at 4I-E8 for details and arranging viewing.
The Montana Press Association met and adjourned after electing officers for the year and reading several papers. Resolutions deplored deaths of Col. Daniel Searlea and Harry Collinge and expressed sympathy for K. H. Cooney. New officers include Joseph Smith II as president and J. B. Faulds as vice president. An executive committee and organization committee were named to plan next year’s meeting and prepare for the National Publishers' Association. A separate resolution urged abolition of tariff on print paper and wood pulp.
Miss Mabel Brock left last Monday evening for Cleveland Ohio to resume her studies in a conservatory of music at that place.
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