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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1895
Page
3
A laconic editorial fragment discusses a disputed matter labeled de gurspon fe brine, outlining the issue’s context and potential implications. The text hints at unnamed parties and unresolved outcomes without providing concrete details or names.
The Examiner urges remittance for arrears while noting local names and happenings. Among items are visits from Phil Shenon and Arthur Judges, a dance at W. J. Carter’s ranch, mining forecasts by Archie Gibson, a new K of P lodge in Lima, weather notes, and remarks on road funding and county oversight by TAXPAYER.
John Dodson of Wil B. Orem's livery stable nearly died from coal stove smoke after shutting the damper and opening the stove door. Frank Landon found him unconscious at 11 am. Dr. Bond and Dr. Lesson revived him and he is no longer considered in immediate danger.
Dillon officials received a letter from Observer Crawford of the Weather Bereant Helena offering to transmit daily forecasts by telegraph if citizens fund signal tags. The note mentions ongoing weather reports and the proposal to establish a weather signal system in Dillon.
A new party in honor of Mesdames Peeler and No Connell is noted along with attendees including McConnell Peeler Jones Hammer and others. The Batchelors Whist Club named the Cuckoos meets Mondays. Masonic and Eastern Star plan winter social evenings. The Dillon Social Club hosted a well attended dance and ranch entertainment at Carter’s ranch with many guests and fine music by the Missionri Orchestra. Militia men hold a semi monthly bop in Armory hall and plan a Washington’s Birthday ball. a Valentine masquerade is set for February at the Masonic Temple with the Eastern Star. The High Pives card club enjoys sleigh rides as Blanche McGough teaches Terpsichore. Dance practice continues Wednesdays at the Metropolitan restaurant with spectators barred until initiation.
Danywes Willi Salter by attorney W Soatboier filed a damage suit for ten thousand dollars against Polaris Mining and Milling Co alleging malicious prosecution after Saltiner was arrested for gril larceny connected to a dog cabin removal. The case follows an earlier trial where Saltiner was acquitted.
A local Masonic lodge held a dissolution and reorganization ceremony naming new officers including Worthy Chief Chancelor Boo Wall and crew. Attendees listed include Cole Bennett Cathar, Ob M. Test, Pod Mingay, Math Mareldern, Mr. Pyle, and Maw Hose.
Arthur Townsend was elected a member of the company on Monday evening. A social drill ball was well attended and voted enjoyable. A regimental colonel election produced thirty ballots and reelected VEC. Ressler unanimously. A note praises orderly elections free from office scramble. A board of officers will meet in Butte February 5 to organize a National Guard Association for the area.
A garbled set of legal and court related fragments mentions Joseph Nestey near Ret Boeck and Kamea Geo residents Wilson and Miss Ann Elizabilis. It references Justice Court filings, an examining magistrate, and Barbour as attorney. The text hints at residency moves and real estate interests involving Mr Crowe and Mr Neekedie with unclear outcomes.
Fragmentary text discusses Castoria as a remedy from childhood to adulthood and mentions a withdrawal from an office of Crewell & Nuckerly. It references Mr. Crewell handling existing liabilities and potential collection of all accounts. Tone resembles old advertisement prose with odd spellings.
The undersigned announces he becomes sole proprietor of the Crowell and Nickolls Store. He pledges personal attention to quality, price, and service, aiming to retain old customers and attract new trade while offering stock at low prices. Teremianus signs the notice.
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