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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1896
Page
5
Rates for standing advertisements will be furnished on application. All letters pertaining to editorial demrist or business may be addressed to Ter Dallos Examinee.
In Dillon the Knights of the Maccabees hosted a highly attended New Year's ball at the opera house. The event ran after dark with a grand march of nearly 100 couples, ample catering, and a postball banquet in the Deason building.
The Dillon Social club will hold its in tomorrow evening. A young man escorts a Phippsberg girl home from a night out and asks about her preferred partner in matrimony. The girl answers matrimony will double the original forest spent every two years if property is vested. The Feinpsberg Mail reports the event and a city visit by a superintendent arriving after a Grin Pe forts, with the Rue pril work to start.
Christmas passed quietly with good cheer. The M. E. church drew a large crowd for an evening program and each child received a beautiful book. Teachers and officers presented Superintendent G. G. Earle with a gift umbrella. Several locals and visitors are noted for holiday visits, travels, and social events.
An historical snippet repeats Castoria usage from infancy to motherhood and mentions excursion tickets to California via a railway. It notes a direct route time of fifty three hours from a city to San Francisco and directs inquiries to the nearest Union Pacific or Pacific agent, E Maze, general passenger agent, beat.
Snow fell five inches on this Messed New Year as residents report slippery streets and cold conditions. Weather observers note continued cold air and possible dusting of additional snow in the coming hours.
Canajobarie resident D W Fuller says the remedy brings the best results and he would not be without it. Druggist G A Dykovic of Cate RL NY calls it the best cough remedy after eight years of use. Trial bottles free at Ros Scearce’s drug store with regular price 60 cents and 1.00. Electric Bitters promoted for various ailments with health and strength promised. Fifty cents at Senevive’s drug store.
Fragmentary text discusses meals rooms and prices in a Montana setting with many garbled names and numbers. It mentions accommodations and possible transportation references but readability is too poor to extract concrete events or entities.
A fragmented notice describes a co partnership arrangement with parties including Wee da Cath Sepredt Loci Pan Fees and Ho twos. The document references legal formalities, notarization, and dates for the partnership filing. The text is garbled but signals a public partnership notice with financial and procedural details to be filed.
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