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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1893
Page
3
Local column notes the pricing per line for first insertions and subsequent insertions, with discounts for locals and standing ads. It mentions rates in cents per line and directs all editorial and business inquiries to the Dillon Examiner office.
Articles report on railroad car work by Lavery’s gang and repairs to various structures, plus city updates. Mentions Archief Gibson Watts Lowi, John Baylor training, and J. A. Browne's Melrose visit. Carriers, county orders, and water works start timing cited amid community notices and health ads.
Henry Knippenberg of Hecla Consolidated reports 125 workers at the Glendale mine earning about 25 000 monthly. Two furnaces operate in the Glendale smelter as the firm intends to run the works most of the year despite silver price losses to keep men employed rather than shut down completely.
The county board of Equalization finished leveling assessments with an estimated half a million dollar rise in Beaverhead County values. Dillon city assessments likely up about 6000. numerous properties altered including business and residences. The board notes heavy workload and will reconvene to hear protests on the second Monday in August.
A two year horse theft ring operation in the county ends with the capture of two suspects and pending trials. Sheriff Harsiten and Deputy Tash describe a vigilant pursuit leading to custody and plans to inspect the remaining cavalry stock as officers prepare for further action.
A fragment notes spontaneous enthusiasm resembling ancient humor and links good digestion to torpure food as a potent cause of well feeling. The passage reads like a quirky, informal observation with unclear context.
Local shop advertises choicest and freshest groceries including canned goods, peas, roasted coffee, vinegars, pickles, jellies, preserves, flour, potatoes, onions, carrots, and produce such as oranges and apples, promising a full stock of staples and fancy items.
A reader informs patrons that the dressmaking business has been removed from its location and will heathead over until April. The message thanks the public for past favors and invites continued support from customers.
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