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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1895
Page
5
The item lists remittance appeals for back subscriptions, mentions civic updates, cigars, visits by officials, weather notes, and upcoming events. It highlights the Beaverhead County real estate appraisers meeting, militia dances, and library fundraisers with details on prices and dates.
The Horse Prairie placer project in Beaverhead County Montana is being prepared under Major W O Patterson with RLPF White Otto Kiewin and J B Morse of Dios and D C Beemer stock dealer. They are deploying hydraulic machinery and arranging water supply for placer mining this season. A public history committee notes the ladies of the association will serve supper at the military ball on Washington's Birthday in the vacant Montrns street store room. Copper price is three tenths of a cent per piece.
Ce Fim McAlister and Ed Farley appeared on Saturday morning at Pavaneh to perform on stage. The event drew local attendees and showcased their musical act in a bright morning setting.
Allen De Sreyon reports Mrs Thomas Hamilton and Ham Hamilton set off Saturday for a lengthy winter journey. After years of cattle work in forests they plan to explore Old Mexico and learn the Aztec land. Ham welcomes travel anywhere and plans to bring back memories and future visits. Railroad men know him well and expect a good time with him.
The Mountain notes the Butter Fire department has two new fire horses attached to the book and ladder truck. They are medium sized and strong, exercised this morning and praised by the driver and fire committee. With expert care they may prove intelligent and loyal, possibly earning a glossy coat as they serve in Cherry promotion from the rav el to the force in the great camp.
The record shows an order for probate of a will filed for Carlos Jt. Mogle and Mistate of No vA. Nutes, deceased, with a hearing set for March TWth. The clerk issued a marriage license to Albert A. Grege and Carrie Hagin. Decree fled shows creditors received legal notice. attorney Turleigh for plaintiff in a suit against William Bhy for an account of $UE OS.
A committee from Company Eo inspected the Opera House at Ar tery Hall and reported the building structurally sound. They noted wall preservation, secure floor joists, ample center supports, and anchoring that has prevented further spreading despite a back wall crack. The investigators concluded the hall is safe to withstand normal use.
Representative Monteath proposes a new county classification for Beaverhead that would place it with a seventh class and set salaries for county officers. The list includes Treasurer 1500, Sheriff 1200, Assessor 1000, Auditor 600, County Clerk 150, Clerk of the Court 140, County Attorney 120, and School Superintendent 0.
Mesers, 1. D. Bralerd and Owen Oestrighen, who have been visiting these old homes in Wisconsin for six weeks, retorted Friday evening. They seers very cold weather.
Dr. Koch asserts bacteria do not occur in blood or tissues. Other doctors favor Avor’s parilla as the best medicine to keep blood pure and healthy. The Dillon school board met with the principal and teachers to discuss textbook changes and hear teachers on the proposed bill in the legislature.
A cryptic family note references Castoria in illness and childhood care. Dr. M A Miller returned from a month in Trouston Idaho and corrected a rumor about relocating his family to that area.
A vintage advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh with Cifarrah Cure by Cheney & Co and claims long trusted business standing. It touts internally taken Catarrh Cure, priced per bottle, with testimonials and free samples offered.
Alias Sammons is summoned in Justice Court Dillon Beaverhead County Montana to answer a complaint by Punt & Company for sixty two dollars and forty five cents plus interest and costs on goods sold and delivered. Failure to appear will result in judgment by default. First published February 2.
The note describes the U S Patent Office offering expedited patent processing and reduced fees. It mentions Cavesta and Trade-Merks and urges applicants to remit fees to secure patents in less time, aiming to present specifications promptly.
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