Train Schedules for The Dillon Examiner
The notice lists train departures: No. 29 North at 2 38 a.m No. 30 South at 9 55 a.m No. 31 North at 2 37 p.m No. 32 South at 8 45 p.m.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
9
The notice lists train departures: No. 29 North at 2 38 a.m No. 30 South at 9 55 a.m No. 31 North at 2 37 p.m No. 32 South at 8 45 p.m.
President Davis returns after lecturing for teachers and public. Campus events include a Bassett dorm party with nine rahs, visits by Marguerite Handley and Cecil Allen, illness of Miss Harding, convocation on the League of Nations, YWCA meeting, a postponed taffy pull, and a rapidly progressing tennis tourney. Also notes on visitors, meals, and a local clothing ad.
An advertisement extols Carter's undergarment as sleek and wrinkle free. It promises a flawless silhouette with no bunching under arms or at stockings and lauds its elastic fabric that moves with the wearer.
Carter's Union Suits are styled to suit winter outerwear with options from ankle to wrist sleeves. Each item features the Carter label and a flat double crocheted edge that stays smooth around the neck and arms, offering warmth from head to foot.
A brief description extols Carter shirts becoming softer and whiter with every wash. The delicate crocheted edge and stout buttonholes resist wear, preserving a gentle, long lasting quality.
A light feature notes how Carter's union suits endure many washings and stay soft and shapely. Two girls Polly and Margaret celebrate new Carter's garments that have come into their wardrobes while aging hand-me-downs persist.
Beaverhead County High defeated Butte City High 7 to 0 in a game Butte papers labeled a defeat for Butte. Critics note Beaverhead’s improvement since the first game and discuss equipment delays for the team.
Mrs Pearl S Smith is appointed chairman of the women's committee for the Roosevelt Memorial fund. The drive continues next week with a house to house canvass, one woman assigned to cover smaller towns.
Butte architect Floyd Hamill traveled to Dillon on Tuesday and Wednesday to conduct business, meeting with local firms and discussing project plans.
The article lists numerous local visits and movements across Dillon Montana including Louis Stahl and Walter Vance traveling to Chicago and Butte respectively, Maggie Halligan from Lima visiting Dillon then leaving for Butte, a marriage license issued to John McCray and Hannah Flamme, and various residents visiting Salt Lake City, Sandpoint, and other places. It also notes a legal summons in Beaverhead County District Court concerning a divorce case between B R Thompson and Nettie Thompson and a historical Ford reference in a film review.
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