Overcoat Plea Drives Homeward Wardrobe Push
A brisk sales pitch urges readers to buy an overcoat as winter demands a warm garment. A large selection is advertised to meet the need with urgency and emphasis on necessity.
30 Sep 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1896
Page
1
A brisk sales pitch urges readers to buy an overcoat as winter demands a warm garment. A large selection is advertised to meet the need with urgency and emphasis on necessity.
Officials outline the new blanket ballot form used in Montana elections. Voters will see party columns with circular marks to indicate straight-ticket votes and crosses to select individual candidates. The system allows fusion tickets, party-column ordering by county clerks, and accessibility accommodations for disabled voters at the booth.
Saturday 2 week Posutton and his company of NO people band and orchestra stage a historical drama at the opera house. The first class troupe travels in its own cars with scenery to offer a grand production. Admission 2 cents for children and 3 cents for adults.
A county road project on the Argenta route impressed examiner with solid construction by Contractor Boatman. The easy grade and sturdy road bed promise early opening, with costs lowered by several hundred dollars. County officials and commissioners praised supervision by Frank Ele and Street Commissioner Philips, noting benefits for Arcenta and surrounding districts and anticipated Sunday drives.
Hen McKinney was acquitted in district court last week after claiming self defense in the death of his partner Philips during a placer ground altercation. The defense said Philips advanced with a hatchet, and McKinney struck with a shovel, causing the fatal injury.
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