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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1895
Page
2
A fragmented notice outlines advertising rates at 16 cents per tine and mentions standing advertisements to be furnished on application. It references matters related to the authority or business and directs inquiries to Tar Dintox Examixee for contact.
Reminders for subscribers urge remittance of arrears while noting other local happenings. The column lists cigar promotions, shop closures, dances, social events, police movements, and public notices including a proposed minor dice law and school term extension. Also covered are business trips, barber changes, livestock concerns, and health cures.
City council outlines five weather flags with meanings for fair and rainy conditions. Flags use color and black triangular markers to indicate temperature changes and local rain or snow, including warmer or colder trends and cold waves.
About 32 members attended the regular drill with a social event enjoyed afterwards. Discharges granted to Peterson Smith Simmons time expired. A National Guard Association was formed to advocate the Guard’s interests and official leadership. Tickets for a February 2 party are 1.50 per couple for drill and events. proceeds go to the Dithon pate lie library. City council met. weather forecasts to be displayed on Montana street.
The Rocky Mountain husbandman warns against constant water dumping on meadows after harvest. Reasonable irrigation is needed during growth, but water should be turned off in fall except in dry seasons. Properly managed watering yields better next season crops.
Alive Maria Harrison filed a desert entry on Grasshopper creek and appears in the estate matter of N A Stites as petition for probate of will. Renunciations of C Barnett, R J Scarce and Harriet Mstes noted. Montana suit Nd. Muel ler vs Or Thomas discussed. homestead entry by Memeluel Kittie near Dillon. bank dispute over Wm Gallagher. sale to quiet title on undivided one third in WM Wilson and Nettie Quarta mining claims in Blue Witg mining district. W O Burleigh attorney for plaintiff.
The Baptist church welcomed four new members last Sunday during a service officiated by Rev. Brooks. A sermon from Not by faith alone shalt thou be saved but through the mercy of Jesus Christ was delivered. Miss Mildred Brown and Mrs Barton Mrs Young and Mrs Kenney were baptized, all clothed in white, as the crowded church listened.
Revival services in the Methodist church reach their fifth week with large nightly attendances and notable evangelistic impact. Last week nine converts joined, bringing total adult admissions to fourteen as Rev. Wm. Hall of Marysville praises the pastor and the vigorous meetings. The revival is expected to continue for several more weeks.
Aldermen Visian aad Bowrsan and Tara Mor row purchased a two-horse team from Theodore Nelson for 250 dollars for the Duthe fire department. The rest of the tale mentions Ayers Hair Vigor and a shop accident at Staudgher's meat market, plus mining and tax news from local papers and a note on January cheese market receipts.
A local petition to the legislature protested against Mr Kupenberg's saloon license decree, signed by many townspeople. Dillon figures W Dart Se Chas Th Paley Wm Roe and A W Ceracter of Torse Prairie plan to Helm Helena for water mill grinding. The Dillon Serial club announced a dance and a second spring event with two dances scheduled, the next on April 6.
A fragment notes Castorla linked to Raby and Tate Taylor arriving from Ban nack. It mentions placer mining firms preparing for spring work and a large gold yield expected from that camp. Churches report many new members and revival meetings show strong attendance with seating stretched.
A bargain eight inch first class business stand offered at a low price. Inquiries to W. S and S Banrove, attorney and agent. Mollie Burns identified as involved in the matter.
Debtors acknowledge their indebtedness to the Diflon Drug stove suppliers and agree to settle promptly to reduce costs. The parties intend immediate payment and formal closure of the account.
Announcement by the new sole proprietor states a change of ownership from Crowell and Nuckolls to an individual operator. He promises continued focus on quality, price, and service to maintain the store’s trade, stock freshness, and low costs, with a commitment to retain and welcome old and new customers.
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