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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
4
Local column lists pricing for notices with W cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business notices charge 10 cents per line for flat insertion and additional rates per line for later insertions. Rates for standing ads available on request. Letters about editorial or business management directed to Tus Ditton Examiner.
Notices warn that church events such as festivals dances suppers or sales of fancy articles charging admission or profit will incur a fee per line, with price details indicated in cents. The text includes stray OCR artifacts and unclear references to rate charges.
The page lists doctor Aihaerd Osten path on Thom peer reei Gesce second floor for women and children specialty unverified. Oliver of county commissioners attends Twin Bridges meeting to discuss orphans home executive board. Tax and fiscal references appear with dates and local figure mentions throughout.
Fragmentary text describes weather conditions and a death, with garbled names and numbers. The legible portions mention wind, a meeting or decree in May, and references to people affected by the weather. Exact details and identities are obscured.
Residents and investors are listed with personal notices and land transactions in the Big Hole basin area. Entries include stock inquiries, land sections Sec 1 2 Tp 3 5 R 15 W valued at 1000, mineral rights transfers in Fox and McKinley lode, and local business moves.
Virginia City reports reveal William Bowman jailed there confessing to a 1893 hold up of Charles Watson near Argenta and stealing 700 to 800 dollars from sluice boxes. Bowman, treated for small pox and recently released from Warm Springs asylum, faces possible no prosecution due to statute limits. The July 27 1893 robbery saw Watson and workers held at gunpoint, with one robber guarding captives while the other emptied the fire.
The text details a confusing scene involving a funeral rite near seas and a crowd around a dead person. It mentions a place named Seattle and a sequence of unclear times and actions. The fragment includes garbled names and scattered events without clear dates or entities.
At Deacon Camp No. 06H Modern Woodmen of America the following officers were elected for the ensuing year Venerable Counsel Joe J Young Worthy Advisor G A Zoll Banker T P Birer Clerk A A Elliott Recort A R Elliott Watchman R Tritt Sentry C C Axe Managers Jr B Logan Paul Brown and W C Brown The camp plans to present plays to demonstrate policy benefits Lodge meets every Tuesday starting January 7 1902 All members urged to attend Six new candidates for the next meeting were announced Dr J L Jones joined Woodcraft at the last meeting
The saddle horse buyer JM Conway from Billings Bri day arrives to purchase two carloads of horses in the region for export to the Payette valley Idaho. British officers will inspect horses there about the mouth and Conway recently shipped another carload to the same destination. Purchases now run under a thousand per month with no strong demand until next spring.
Fragmentary OCR reads like an travelogue with scattered mentions of continental routes from Salt Lake City to Asia, and references to trains, depots, and sleepers. Most names and places are garbled and unreadable, preventing a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented text mentions branded diamond cords and buckskin style bracelets on the left hip. References a diller, cocktails, and a Senate selection attributed to Hirshman, with unclear date and context. The legible items are jewelry descriptions and an obscure political reference.
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