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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1895
Page
5
Rates for advertisements will be furnished on application. Editorial and business matters for the Georgia Examiner should be addressed to Tas Dittom Examiner.
A mixed Dillon column reports court visits by Hon F L Graves and Judge Shawers in nearby counties, local visitors from Twin Bridges and Deer Lodge, cattle trading trips to Dubois Idaho, and a busy social scene including club meetings, church services, and a musical student heading to Utah. It also notes school openings, banking dividends, and plumbing and store developments in Dillon.
Miss Millie Undin conducted examinations for teachers certificates in the high school building last Friday and Saturday under the new law. The state superintendent fixed 80 percent as the passing mark with a minimum 60 percent in any study. Applicants examined included Miss Millie Cotin and others for first grade and Miss Mary Rich for second grade, with further names listed for third grade. The next teachers examination is scheduled for November.
A furnished report by land attorney W D Harlan reviews land sale timing after patent issuance and potential bad faith implications. It covers mineral entry, coowner adverse claims, deed sales, and a custody of funds case with a ward tied to guardianship. A hearing is set for Sept 9th.
A chaotic police court roundup yields a long list of suspects including several named individuals tied to assault and battery cases. The report notes dates, places, and the district proceedings as officers process those arrested, with details blurred by garbled OCR.
The readable fragment mentions a protest or dispute with unclear actors and locations, suggesting a disrupted page segment. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are legible, but the tone implies tension or conflict surrounding a local issue.
An official notice warns against evading authorities in a crackdown led by local law enforcement. The alert names clerks and offices involved in enforcing new statutes and outlines penalties for noncompliance.
Fragmentary OCR note contains scattered names and terms with no coherent event. Reads like garbled references to people, places, and parties without a clear action or date. Unable to determine a substantive news item or outcome.
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