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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1898
Page
5
Readable fragments show advertisement rates at 5 cents per line with taxes and forwarding charges. Mentions ad accounting and penalties for misaddressed orders, with serif font pricing for various items like shoe parts and medical posts.
Passenger timetable items note No. 7 northbound around 8 am and No. 27 southbound around 7:20 pm with freight schedules included. Local notices mention sales at Dillon Mercantile Co and C. Q, D. Store, a grand clearance, and various town visits by officials. Also listed are cattle for sale, upcoming sewing machine ads, and miscellaneous commerce updates in Dillon.
Local items include visits by Bonsville residents, a change in city manager H C Lyon from Blackfoot Idaho, and the return of H W Earle to Salt Lake City. Beaverhead issued 3 wolf and 708 coyote bounty certificates costing state 2118 dollars. Marriages, ranch reports, dog loss, and ordinances on privy vaults appear. County prisoners cleanup, real estate plans, and church notes close the column.
Charles H Padley requests the Montana warden notify him by telegraph of the hangings time for the arch fiend Durrant. The San Quentin reply confirms execution at 10 35 a m on January 7 1908 by Dr Lawleer and four physicians.
The poem laments a traveler named Will returning from Klondike and narrates imagined future pleasures and comforts. It is followed by a local debate on Hawaii’s annexation treaty, with participants and remarks noted.
The column notes the passing of Mise Anne Hall a former student of the Norgaal. It also reports school changes, public debate results, football team captions and various local legal and civic details, including court decisions and property matters involving Beaverhead county.
Large attendance and keen interest marked the annual instal lation and banquet of Minpah Chapter O.5K S held last evening. Walla Walla Winter Apples arrived at Fyhrie Grocery Co. as the market reported steady activity.
The report announces ticket sales to Chicago and Atlantic Coast routes with first and second class fares. Starting April 5, the Oregon Short Line will issue fanile book tickets at 88 each, covering travel to multiple destinations and extending public rail transport access.
Vague logistics note outlines new route directions and passenger connections. Mentions agents to provide full information on application. References Oregon Sheri Line and western connections for beach area transport.
A fragmented notice refers to a state event and a deceased individual, mentioning a vigil, personal heads of a state families, and a morning observance. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text, but the draft indicates a public notice about a death and a memorial gathering planned for a weekday.
Fragmentary OCR item shows hay for sale and scattered marketplace notes with names and places garbled. The legible fragments mention sales and local addresses, but most details are unreadable. The piece resembles a busy classifieds page with inconsistent punctuation and stray capitalized terms.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference calls to portae roads and wages with many garbled words. No identifiable people, places, dates, or events are clearly present to form a factual card.
The City of Ditho Montane passes ordinance 125 setting penalties and procedures for public nuisance and idle person offenses. It details arrest powers for the police magistrate, warrants, and fines, with a note on appeal and judgment against violators.
The text appears to report on estate matters involving the deceaced Sitios and heir credits. It notes debts and a distribution schedule with percentages and probate procedures.
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