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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1895
Page
5
The column lists town ads, taxes, and business items from Dillon. It notes shifts in shopping, railroad matters, court activity, social club events, and upcoming entertainment with mentions of officials, residents, and local enterprises.
The Dillon Furniture Co presents a Holiday stock praised for value and variety. Luxurious coaches rockers chairs tables and bedroom suites fill the display as preprice rise purchases anchor the sale with cash terms and bold claims of superior quality. Copper property transfers and local tax matters follow in another section.
A string of civil suits includes W A Clark & Co foreclosing a $10 312 33 mortgage with $1 000 attorney fees against Matthias Walkberr August Davidson and Ralph Davidson. Other actions seek recovery of 462 and 602 50 with various attorneys. Estate administrations, guardianships, and probate filings fill the rest of the docket alongside road and public works notes and county property valuations.
The notice describes Mr. Winter renting the building south of Pillar Furniture Street, with a fence and a new gate for customers. It notes a Presbyterian service led by Walter Tay and lists attendees. The article mentions two arc lights arranged with Matt Orr to illuminate railroad grounds per the city finance plan.
A lodge records a heartfelt condolence message for Margo the beloved wife of ser heether Po 2. smith and other mourners, extending sympathy to family and pledging support during their bereavement. The notice references a public distribution by RH Protene and Montane Werk, noting the community joins in grief and remembrance.
Fragmentary note discusses Eleelpie Billers and Jelsetrie Jitters as season medicines. Claims tonics aid ering liver torpor and sluggishness, preventing lung and bilious fevers. Warns against relying on reeds to cure contagion, promises system purification from insalaria poison and notes headaches and indigestion.
Rev J Gendermia of Dimondale Michigan quotes a letter praising Dr King’s New Discovery. He describes his wife struck by a severe illness, with violent coughing fits and near collapse during a bout of grippe. The remedy brought rapid relief and satisfaction.
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