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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1897
Page
5
Rates listed include 80 cents per area 15 cents per line for Taserton 20 cents per line for first assertion 5 cents per line for standing ads. Editorial requests addressed to Tux Ditton. Church festivals fairs socials dancing parties suppers with fees 5 cents per line. Carp or Tuanns 5 cents a line. Oxitvary Portey 5 cents a line.
The column lists trains, freight and passenger services, local ads, and community items for Dillon and Beaverhead County. It notes visits by Mrs. Reinhardt and others, a diphtheria scare causing temporary city closures, and updates on the normal school board, local business openings, and public health concerns.
The note expresses deep gratitude to friends in Dillon for support after a family affliction. It mentions local news about Col Cheney’s assault charge, Waterworks survey by Metlen, sheep buying by Beastey, a new railroad timetable, and an upcoming franchise inquiry at the city council. Also notes the death of Hugh Stenbdall and multiple local items.
The readable text lists scattered words and names like AMES KIER ATRICE and Cad with partial phrases. It lacks coherent events or context, making a definitive summary difficult while preserving the readable entities.
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment with scattered proper nouns such as West, Spring, Gilis, Piaget, and Ryan. It lacks clear events or a coherent narrative, preventing a definitive summary beyond noting a collection of ambiguous names and terms.
Fragmentary OCR notes declare a May 2 event involving Marshall Larinon and Leat The Meas. Details are garbled but indicate a specific time and location. Further readable items reference Hele Mocdane and a possible competition or measurement.
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