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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1898
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows notices for church festivals fairs dances suppers plus paid ads. Rates listed as 5 cents per line for advertisements and gratitude notices. Content references editorial department and address requests for submission.
Passenger No 7 north bound due to mountain time zone changes April 6 1806. Freight routes listed include Butte freight north 1 10 p m and time freight south 6 80 p m with Lisbe 30.
Prices listed include Bar silver at S8ty Copper Lake 11 63 Lead Domestic 4 08. Dillon Mercantile Co advertises stock taking sale at C O D Store NW. Numerous residents visit Butte last week with many merchants and travelers noted. George Wheat and Scott of Bed Rock Hotel in town for three days as sale continues. Quiet adjourned city meeting noted with sewing machines and office supplies promotion.
M D Rice, ex roadmaster, may open business in Dillon. Judge Parker and stenographer Monaghan arrive to open February district court. Kirkham heads to San Francisco then Alaska via Copper River. Dillon Furniture Co. adds balcony storage. Lorin T Jones buys interest in Dillon News Co. Seed catalogue from L L May & Co. Louks pleads guilty to petite larceny, 45 days jail. Opera house arport and Mochaarch concert delight crowd. Madison county boundary annex discussed. legislative action expected. Fish bite pleads not guilty. trial set for May 1 and 11. numerous court dismissals and continuances listed. City council adjourned meeting names Alfred Waldorf to fill Smith's term. Warehouse building permit and water works extension debated. council split on legality and due diligence. further action expected.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a workman named Adoul W. Meeting TooN in a wet heavy bout at a merchandise location. The readable text is incomplete and no clear incident or outcome is established.
The article notes Dr Reid, president of the Agr lorem mn ow, will preach at the Presbyterian Church with friends invited to attend and witness his anticipated impact. Rev GO CL Weller travels to Greet Fells for a weeks’ course.
Brewer 8 TD Bishop of Mortana will deliver a series of lectures at St James Church starting Monday evening in February at 7 30. Topics include The Existence of God The Bible a Revelation The Authenticity of the New Testament The Credibility of the New Testament and related subjects with dates listed for each session.
Fragmentary report notes preparation and participation issues for a group of players at practice. It mentions varied experience levels and a general sense of confidence, with a closing remark referencing March 10th.
Reports circulated that all beef cattle in the Fox Hole basin had been sold, with 200 to 250 head present in the Big Hele basin. The Examiner denies the claim and notes abundant cattle available at current market prices.
A unclear fragment mentions Aintys puree and combining two pictures by calling text. The source lacks verifiable details or context for a full summary.
Morgan reports the Big Hole dam by Montana Power will begin supplying power around April 1. The project costs about half a million dollars and aims to provide energy to the street railway, local mills, and shops with several more plants expected in the city as the new corporation starts operations.
Fragmentary report notes Twin Bridges progress and nearby road status. Mentions Mrs Kirby and Mr Rendall, expected Jefferson events, and anticipated improvements within days while stressing travel impacts and local patience.
A Washington dispatch reports a federal official criticized the old practice of itemized expenses and supports a new rule requiring one consolidated expenditure claim per project. The note mentions state normal school payments and a reception that linked to merged departmental concerns.
Commencing Tuesday February 1st and every Tuesday thereafter Rock Island Personally Conducted Tourist Excursions depart Portland for Denver Chicago and Boston. Modern sleeper cars with experienced conductors and a Pullman porter in each car. Travel via multiple railroads with through service to Chicago and Boston without change. Special care for ladies and children traveling alone. See agent for details.
Court notices a Montana executor sale of Joel Richardson estate by Colenial C Harnett in Beaverhead County on March 6 at the late residence. Fifty million? No, ninety head beef steers and other livestock plus hay and farm equipment offered for cash to the highest bidder. Meeting details for the Gibbonsville Merontile Company stockholders listed in Petton Montana with officers to be elected.
Notice is hereby given that Eo J Grater of Hed Hock Mountin tas filed notice of location to make proof on his desert claim etaiai Ne HONG for laeew sepeer 6 ipia rofl west. The hearing will be before the Commission tb at Bishoe Monkana on the ad day of April. The following will appear to prove the claim: Martin Barrettoot Ageaville Mootard Augusts Pointer George H Metlen David Mellen. Publication dated February 24.
Fragmentary item describes weekly trips to St Louis via Salt Lake and Dover with car details and escort mention. Contains unreadable passages about schedules and entities. preserves limited transport context and unnamed persons.
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