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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1894
Page
3
Local items report subscription offers for the DitLon Exam and Cincinnati Enquirer, city finances and police funding, street openings, and ongoing Polaris Mining Company activity. News covers council votes, street and bridge matters, and civic concerns, with brief notes on residents and local events.
The annual school election Saturday returned William Smith as an independent candidate for the school board on a large majority. Trustees elected for three-year terms were William Serth, EB H Brundage, J E Morse, and B H Selway with vote counts shown. A two-year term winner Cashmere received four votes, and Mr Smith will serve his term. Nearby, Mary Artinette, daughter of Jake Fishburn, died at age 9. funeral services were arranged locally.
OCR reads as scattered school attendance figures names and events from Beaverhead County. It lists students, principals, room numbers, and attendance percentages, plus legal notices, land filings, and a few local development notes including an Anaconda Review item about the Salmon River project and a Methodist social event with receipts.
Fragmented ad copy promotes Mortons as highest market price for produce and groceries at low cash prices. Cushing & Sons touts low prices and new novels arrive. Caller urges selling ranch property via B FURLEY and visiting Mortons for groceries and trade values.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support on a school trustees election and mentions a private charter matter. It recalls Castoria used for a child’s illness and health throughout life, noting reception and care by a mother. The wording mimics a testimonial style from a past era.
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