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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1900
Page
6
Notices detail pricing for line ads and classifieds including first and subsequent insertions, business locals, standing ads, and church festival or obituary notices with varying per line charges. An entry references the Oregon Short Line timetable and travel times dated May 14 1000 for south and north bound trains.
Dillon area social and business notes mix with regional notices. Mentions include M Dowling of Del visiting Dillon, Jan Manthim in Helena, Po Jones on a Haunack trip, Tate Taylor from Cape Nowe, Mayor Morse visiting Butte, and various citizens traveling or returning home. Includes advertisements for millinery opening, minstrels in Butte, and county commissioners session upcoming with election duties.
An old black horse with a tight shoulder and speckled coat, no brand, will be sold at public auction by the Pound. The sale takes place on the first day of August 1000 at the city Pound, to the highest bidder. Redemption terms apply for any prior claims.
The readable fragments describe a PBS meeting and references to a church service or prayer event. Names and places are garbled, hindering precise extraction of participants or location. The text hints at community notices and a possible real estate mention but lacks confirmable details.
In a refined town notice, Mr Davideon and Miss Dolton marry with family and friends present at The Metlen. Ex AMINER joins well-wishers as Davideon plans to build a home in this city soon.
Local notice urges readers to visit Hughes and McCaleb to witness a live fire demonstration and sale while a range of small room remnants is offered at Cort location.
Lingenfelter and Robison advertise money to loan on real estate at a low rate of interest. The note cites their firm as promoters of available mortgage financing and encourages inquiries.
A large Leadville crowd greeted S R O and Bowers at the Western Opera House for their first appearance. The company impressed with new jokes and superb solos, earning sustained applause throughout the show. The Herald-Democrat notes the performance as a memorable treat. The Golden Rule Store reports many new goods arrive, with Hughes and McCaleb offering varnish and enamel services.
Prof D B E Saunders former president of the State Normal receives word of his election as professor of pedagogy and psychology at Cheney Washington. Jo H Miller is named president and Saunders’ family will move to take up the new role.
A flyer promises access to protected homes from high prices and invites buyers to reach out for the best bargains available. It emphasizes budget friendly options and direct trade opportunities.
The article notes a government move to curb certain London retail goods deemed moderate in quality to protect the hotel consumer market. Officials argue the measure will prevent inflated prices and ensure fair competition for travelers and residents.
Fragmentary text mentions people at liberty to act freely with us. No identifiable individuals, organizations, or concrete events are present to establish a concrete news item.
The readable fragments describe tactics and events but lack coherent names places or dates, leaving the core action and entities indeterminate for a factual newspaper card. This item appears to be a damaged OCR snippet needing clearer source text.
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