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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1900
Page
8
The Dillon Examiner lists two cents per line for first insertions and fifteen cents per line for each subsequent insertion for reading notices. Advertising to editorial matters and business management is addressed to the Dillon Examiner. Events with admission or profits from sales are charged at five cents per line. Obituaries, porters, and tanks are five cents per line.
The Examiner notes a county commissioners special meeting, financial statements from the State Bank of Dillon, editor visits, and entertainment reports. Frank Eliel sails for the Mediterranean, St Johns ball success, Brown's in Town in Dillon Theatre, and a Jefferson County wedding announced.
Anvil City reports from Oct 23 1890 describe Osborne and Extra Dry claims near Cape Nome with rich nuggets found on Hosies and Caberne. Monahan mentions Cap Osborne No 5 lay, Lennon and Monogue at Cape York, and preparations for spring boat landings. Weather, prices and party movements are noted along with school tax disputes and local social events.
The revenue department adopts new stamping rules to cancel adhesive revenue stamps by ink, writing initials and date, or by punch marks. The changes apply to checks drafts and other instruments, requiring dates and blank lines filled as usual to prevent fraud and ensure proper cancellation.
The legible portion refers to a Feb date in Pernon county and names Jone Chesebers and Morters with a second day in March and a promise of an Indice. The text is partial, but indicates a county seat action and a public notice style from the era.
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