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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1897
Page
5
Dillon columns report sales promotions and merchandise deals plus railroad timetables and local travel notes. Mentions Grass Seed specials, wallpaper, wines and liquors at cost, and new licenses affecting prices. Also lists courtesy notices for county officers, school events, and religious services.
The report notes poor progress by students and mentions the state penitentent system. It cites concerns over grades and the need for improved overall performance.
A public notice stresses stricter enforcement of bicycle license rules under the new law. Violations carry up to 21 percent penalties. exemptions and deadlines are outlined. Officials warn residents to comply promptly or face enforcement actions, including potential notifications by mail.
Mr. M. M. Freed fully withdraws written charges against Mr. Youd over stock retention in the Madison Gold Mining Co. Freed apologizes and agrees to pay all legal expenses arising from his ill advised action.
Voters showed little interest in last Monday’s city election as wards one and two reported 48 and 38 votes while ward three had none. The Teapotigan Citizens ticket secured victory city wide amid sparse turnout and scattered protests about coverage and administration.
Notice appears garbled but references a stockholders meeting notice with names and dates obscured. The fragment implies governance steps and possibly a May meeting, listing individuals such as Retice and A.S. Ere. Further readable details are not provided.
An advertisement by di Vidiable Prescriptice Heitor Monier of Worthington and Jed Chen promotes Mincinie Bitters as a remedy for backache stomach issues and general health. It claims six hot tests restore health and strength with pricing at a local drugstore.
The document records multiple claimants including George H. Dixon and others in a land dispute. It notes proof of contending rights and cultivation activities, with references to registers and a publication date in April 1897. Names listed include Jeney Gited, George Weber, and Ww. E. Cox, Register, among others.
Messrs C A Soow and Co of Washington DC advertise for patent procurement services. They pledge to send forms and information sheets to applicants both at home and abroad, detailing the patent process and fees. An apparent legal notice invites interest from potential clients seeking assistance with patents.
An old advertisement touts arnica salve and King’s New Discovery pills as universal cures for coughs fevers ulcers and other ailments. It claims guaranteed refunds if not satisfied and promotes rapid healing and safety for all ages with testimonials and price details.
Notice to heirs regarding expenditure claims under revised statutes and mineral rights. If owners fail to contribute or respond within ninety days, rights to the property and shares in the mining claim by Charles Dickens will vest in the co owners Geores Waltz as the endorser. First publication February 10.
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