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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
4
Local column lists fret and business insertion rates with cents per line and per insertion. It mentions editorial and business management contact, church events with admission fees, and other notices, including nonsensical lines likely from OCR errors.
Train schedule snippet lists south bound service on November 8 with a 4:40 pm departure and notes a related return or subsequent leg. The fragment references times and destinations but is incomplete.
Local residents and businesses from Argenta and nearby areas were seen in town during the week for various events. Dillon and Virginia City officials joined Saterday measures as appraisers appointed to value the estate of John Meletyre, Deceased, with multiple personal property items listed in the record.
The notice advertises 20 percent off Wickless blue flame oil cook stoves at Martons for hot days. The rest of the text mainly reports local social events, visits, land filings, and community notices with scattered names and places such as Dillon, Missoula, Wisdom, and the United States land office.
William Walters was seriously injured while riding a bucking horse at the Flynn ranch on the Blacktail about nine miles from town Friday evening. He suffered a brain concussion and has remained unconscious since the accident. Dr. Bond and H.O. Miller attended him. Walters, employed by State Senator Hurd of Glasgow, had been in the county round up horses for purchase.
Miss Jean Bishop hosts about thirty town youths for an enigma party in her parente’ home. Guests solved a series of riddles whose answers named invited attendees including Miss Hammond Miss Bessie Hammond Grace Graeter and others, with prizes and a playful toast.
Fragmented OCR notes from Helena Record reference a meeting about doing the right thing and staffing concerns. The text mentions wages, labor, and idle state, with garbled phrases and misplaced words.
Indebted parties are urged to settle Wheis accounts as the proprietor goes out of business. Thanks are extended to the people of Dadloa and quinity for past patronage. A sale of tickets and assets is referenced, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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