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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1899
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner, official paper of Beaverhead County, is published every Wednesday. The issue date is August 23, 1899.
Fragmentary text indicates Mootena boys prepare to start a season with practice focusing on timing and conditioning. Mentions trees, lo habitats, and unspecified events as part of early training.
A garbled OCR text describes various names and events with scattered references to people like Osage, Peayardlie, and Gibiis. The passage blends unclear details about deaths, firings, and political or social mentions, with no coherent narrative or verifiable dates or locations.
The State Normal executive board opened bids for a supplementary steam heating plant and attic work. G. W. Dart Hardware Co. won the heating contract, Anderegg & Hastings the other. Additions should finish in three to four weeks with basements heated and a new laboratory planned.
A garbled article fragment describes a surreal setting with references to Salt, Locke City, and a hidden palace amid a cryptic plot. It mentions figures and places like Cag seal, Wei, Maudway Pia, and a distorted cityscape, suggesting a speculative tale or rewritten lore. The piece lacks clear events or names to form a concrete news item.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a daily pie sale and references several unclear names and places. The text blends prices and items with scattered proper nouns, making precise identification difficult. The core item appears to be a recurring pie giveaway or sale with unspecified details and participants.
Sealed bids for the sale of county bonds will be received until 6:00 p.m. on the sixth day of September in the commissioners' room at the Court House in Dillon Montana. Bids must be at par value or higher, with payment to be made in cash or by percent of the value. The board will determine the winning bid and issue the bonds, with details including the bidder's residence and postmarks to be recorded.
Fragmented notice lists an incorporation in a civil case and a proclamation by T Poindexter Jr as state official. It mentions July, a “State Rank of Dillon” phrase, and a sale of pigs by Wem M. fiver with inquiry to contact him.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Graves Berrett Engerd and Greter with Florida and Alabama regions mentioned. Details are unclear but indicate banking related deeds, transactions, and debt notes tied to specific individuals and locales.
Rumored by Rev Cattermole a dark brown steed with white forehead is believed found about 1590. Reward offered for information leading to its return. Any help appreciated by the owner seeking identification and recovery.
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