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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1898
Page
5
The notice outlines state and community fee rules for various activities. It specifies charges of five cents per line for many items including fairs, church events, social gatherings, and sales, with specific mentions of cann or teanxeg and carryany pozar at five cents per line.
The page lists a Utah Northern time table effective April 1906 with passenger and freight trains and local stops. It also notes sales at local stores, a hospital visit, community events, meetings of the county board, hotel Metlen dining room opening, and various residents and business notices in Dillon including auctions, real estate moves, and upcoming concerts.
The fire started shortly before 7 in the foundry end of a building owned by the General Electric Co of Helena. Davies, the shop owner, was away at Polaris mine. Damages include 1700 in machinery and foundry equipment and 1000 in building, insured for 800. Most of Davies property is a total loss. temporary rebuilding on the same grounds is planned.
The seventh and eighth grades move to the Normal building to join the training department of the State Normal. Miss Sadie Wogers, previously principal of an Ikkdena school, will serve as training teacher alongside Thelema High School staff. Miss Rodgers returns as former training teacher with praise. A laboratory setup for physics and chemistry is planned, and new accreditation efforts require improved facilities.
The notice records the betrothal of Mr Head to Miss Pearl Townsend of this area and the engagement of Willem Meloser to Isabella Woedlery of Potter's Springs. A distant lending matter involved L.C. Fybrie bringing action against Amede Bettiette to recover compensation.
Governor Smith received notice that Secretary Elise approved the state land commission’s selection of lands in the Billings district. The canal project will begin after bids are advertised this month with contracts expected by February 1. Bond issuance follows contract award and construction aims to start this winter.
An Obie paper discusses typhoid origins pointing to cows drinking from polluted streams as a major source and cites federal dairy research on water purity and bacteria. It describes dairy field dangers and emphasizes proper water, sanitation, and preventive measures for dairy operations.
In the Clerk and Recorder's Office a series of deeds and affidavits are recorded including transfers involving Watt to Woo Nes ten Aniode tema to Thos Diver and AG Clean among others. The notice mentions potential real estate holdings around Argenta with anticipated transfers and a fifty year outlook on specific parcels.
Fragmentary notice lists a sale at the Perry ranch on Moonley January 4. Auction opens at 2 o’clock for personal effects of James Howard, with items described in uncertain terms.
Fragmentary text describes a sale of hay and straw with prices per ton and per log. Mentions delivery and parts of a tax or payment note. Unable to extract full names or locations from the document.
An informal notice states a representative will correspond with Rev. Bacha on August 18, the ceremonial sabbath service and rock work coordination. It mentions activities near Helena Montana with aid planned for construction and readiness.
A brief note states that the Greger eert Lime will sell tickets to no poet a within a certain radius for the feed trip with details unclear. The text includes fragmented names such as Deceen ber and Jaemery ord.
Fragmentary OCR item offers little readable detail. The scattered phrases mention poems and rooms but lack clear event, names, or location to determine a coherent news item or summary.
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