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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1900
Page
3
Rates listed for local and display ads in the Hilton Examiner. Per line charges apply for first and subsequent insertions with varying cents. Notices of church festivals and social events may incur additional 8 cent per line charges. cake of thanks and obituary notes priced per line.
Dillon brief items report mayor Morse traveling to Butte on business. City updates include Morton shop ads, school official Tyree visiting Butte, and Morton's promotions. Community notes mention theater event, church topics, residents visiting and leaving, and local business changes including Padley and Mudd meat market partnership.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions 1968 items, multiple odd spellings, and scattered names. It references people and places in a garbled format with unclear context and no coherent story or dates.
A fragment references travel guidance and a doghie deo tain service with a free reclining chair. It mentions Wreepees Flare Way OC Mor Eprcing Wolk Ene and a Great Salt Lake House description with W. C. McBride and George Betts as agents in Late City.
A report from The Examiner recaps state livestock assessors in Helena debating uniform rates. It notes two proposed schemes for sheep, cattle, and horse valuations, both rejected, with final figures set for various stock classes and ongoing disputes among committee members.
Fragmentary market items mention loaded alds and steers for sale at a Cape May page, with unclear figures and several garbled words. The readable parts reference beef fat, heat, and potential sale actions, but details are incomplete.
Fragmented OCR note references W. A. Seis, a plane tuner, and Mr. Smith with a brief report of work. The readable text is garbled with misread words and lacks clear facts, dates, or events to form a full news item.
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