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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1897
Page
5
Notices of church festivals fairs sociables dancing parties suppers with admission charges will be charged at 5 cents per line. Cards of thanks and obituary notices are priced at 5 cents per line with additional rates for various sections and editorial ties.
The issue prints the Utah Northern timetable effective April 5 1906 with passenger and freight northbound and southbound times and routes. It also lists local notices including visits, sales, advertisements for products, and brief reports on residents, council meetings, weather, cattle markets, and small town events.
A Kansas newspaper rant denounces the notion that money is needed to run a newspaper. It portrays editors as airy dreamers and concedes printing as a charitable, beggar’s venture. The piece mocks payments to editors and praises words over funds while blasting improper trades and corruption.
A general meeting of the Montana woolgrowers association and others in the industry is set for Monday February 15 1897 at 2 PM at the association office in Helena. Railroads offer a one and fifth fare round trip from all state points if 50 or more travel. attendees buy regular one way tickets to Helena and receive return tickets at the one fifth rate upon presenting a certificate from the association secretary.
A bay horse about seven years old, branded on the left shoulder and weighing around 1100 pounds was taken up. It can be seen at Kond's ranch, six raties north of Lowe. Portrer.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Sold by Dr I Scaerce at 25 cents a box.
Fragmented notice warns parties to retire or call and settle for doors within fifteen days or sheriff action will be taken. Mentions hearing, locations, and a call to contact Union Facility System for arrangements. text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear specifics about dates or places.
Moessta of Wash ington with Snow & Co offer free pamphlets on house and foreign patents and related topics. They advertise lawyers and agents for procuring patents, abstracts of decisions, designs, copyrights, trade marks, and the cost of patents to the United States and foreign countries.
A black and tan dog with large ears and a plaque necklace aided bystanders while the owner offered a reward for its recovery. Information leading to the dog's return was requested, with names of investigators and institutions noted.
A notice states that the Porboerdep partnership between Ob Pait and ALDP Varig Aolng will be dissolved and the business under the old firm name of ko Pail & Cole will be wound up. Creditors are asked to file claims. the firm will close and pay debts from assets.
Final proof notice published for tiesert land in Yorife Meise Mortars records. Joseph Por ee oF i Piwek listed in preliminary survey details with dates and locations pending confirmation.
A garbled notice lists items and prices for a sale campaign with references to regular price, sale of bottles, and various partial product lines. Names appear fragmented, with no clear dates or locations, making full meaning difficult to extract.
A damaged advertisement fragment promotes Kings New Life remedies for digestion liver and stomach issues. It claims the products are vegetable based, free from adulterants, and sold by a pharmacist. The text references free samples and general medical claims without verifiable details.
Application for a patent describes claim for Mine 3787 involving land use near Heaverhead county. It outlines boundaries, measurements, patent claims, and referenced lode claims and entries, with names and positions of officials and parties, and indicates first publication by the register.
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