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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1904
Page
9
The new stock of ladies suits and skirts arrives and opens next Saturday for display in the Ready-to-Wear department. Visitors will see striking departures in style and materials including novelty goods and brighter colors. A complete line of misses suits is featured with prices ranging across the season.
Democratic and Republican candidates in Salmon City area face shifts as Geo W. Dart resigns from the treasurer ticket and Hugh L. McCaleb is promoted for court clerk. Roosevelt era policy critique and local party events stir Dillon Beaverhead County interest with new Jefferson Club openings and veterans of the Heinze debate.
The faculty opened the year with the first meeting. Girls basketball shows progress and the boys’ athletic association reports strong turnout and officers. A boiler arrival brings relief amid cold. The V F Q club names new members Hawley and Hamm. Seniors elect Stahl as president and Jenkins as secretary treasurer. Monroe Mann’s mine work by Penaluna and Bamner yields rich copper lead prospects with a 114 foot tunnel and shaft sinking.
Advertised goods include ladies' sweaters and Norfolk jackets made of superior worsted wool in white and colors. The line promises the best and most satisfactory quality available with prices ranging from 3.75 to 6.50.
Beginning Saturday Sept 17 a selected line of skirts carried over from the preceding season will be offered at reduced prices. The assortment includes walking skirts and dress lengths in black and grey at about a half to a third of former prices. Also 10 doz ladies waists from last season sold at a discount off former prices.
William Albert Creasey one month old son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Creasey died Tuesday morning. Great grand son of Mrs Sim Estes. Funeral held this afternoon at Mrs Creaseys mothers home Mrs Thompson in the city. Rev Dr Martin conducted the ceremony. Lost on Taylor creek bill shotgun stock. Finder to return to The Examiner office and receive six month subscription reward.
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