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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
12
Kaiser McCann offers the White House Shoe for women noted as comfortable durable and beautiful. In addition Hughes and McCaleb announce their spring wallpaper line including engrains embossed books and varnished tiles. Call to view offerings.
Dillon list spans local commerce and life from beer on draft and bar fixtures to grass seed, seeds, and farm equipment. It notes Miss Mae Rich exams, Miss Elisabeth Hawley Europe trip, Prof. Daves tenure in Chinook, and social events at the Mending Club and St Rose Guild with community updates on a local Chinese infant case and theater plans.
A Chicago hair expert showed Inter Ocean readers under a microscope that dandruff germs thrive in vaseline and in grease based hair preparations. He urged destroying the germ as the cure and recommended Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that kills dandruff germs. Samples offered by mail from Detroit, Michigan.
Junior Sophomore and Freshman class editors are Faye Scott Minnie Streit and Bertha Tyree. Emma Burfield and Fern Scott have been ill. Julia White of Bannack visited the High School on Tuesday. The Theta Club met at the Conway home with Blanche Morse providing entertainment. Members displayed celebrity photos and labeled names, then prepared a Welsh rarebit together.
The Dillon Theatre hosts a Sophomore class performance next Saturday at eight. A program opens with Box and Cox, followed by The Mouse Trap by W D Howells, about fifty minutes total. Teachers and townspeople support the show as V F Q club plans an eight dollar gift to the school.
Freshmen took exams in History and Physiography on Wednesday and Thursday. The English class began Hawthorne’s Twice Told Tales after finishing The Vision of Sir Launfal.
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