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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1894
Page
3
Editorial notes state that all correspondence concerning the Examicne should be directed to Tas Duron Exauixne and handled through official channels. The wording emphasizes proper addressing and channeling of letters to the designated recipient.
Local items report W L McIntosh and J W Scott visiting from Red Rock, court term opening, weddings planned, and social events in Dillon. Mentions births, trades, and local business notes plus a church Sabbath school convention with officers elected and talks on missionary work.
W W Cheely editor of the Madisonian and Miss Nona McStay were united in marriage on Saturday December 1 at Albert Statm residence. The ceremony was intimate with immediate friends present and Grace Lanent as bridesmaid and Jos Dexter as best man. They departed Monday for Virginia City amid congratulations and best wishes.
A Washington DC land attorney notes that declaring residence at one place to preclude later claims to another residence blocks homestead entry. Settlement acts based on contest knowledge are not valid under homestead law. An affidavit of contest must state a definite charge to justify cancellation of the entry. The clerk of the district court handles marriage licenses.
Two farmers tested a new crop this season and plan to expand acreage if results stay satisfactory. The crop grew to good length, matured early, and yielded twenty five bushels of seed per acre. It is easier to raise than wheat and more profitable, suggesting neighbor involvement.
The board met Monday with County Clerk Murray present. OM Dest was elected chairman for the next two years. Galbreath reported on the Challle Bluth bridge project and asked for more time, which was granted. Darnet's request to pay only a portion of rent for the county poor farm was approved, with the balance due at the March meeting. Road Supervisor Wo fcett was instructed to finish the road in the Daly spur area.
York McGough reports the Dillon school census totals 522 school age children, up by five from last year. The district plans to share the findings with the county superintendent within a day or two, detailing age and gender breakdowns.
Fragmentary text traces Behy from sickness to adulthood with mentions of Cattoria Caatoria Centoria Castoria and later scattered names and a list of individuals linked to a “Next Jury” and Mun street references. The readable portions show medical product mentions and a jury note amid garbled names and addresses.
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