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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1896
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner lists local business rates: ten cents per line for first insertion and five cents per line for each subsequent line. Standing ads are available upon request and all communications relate to editorial content.
Passenger service No 7 bound south and north shown with arrival times around 8 youth 10 p m Freight No 27 Butte fast freight north 1 10 a m Local north 10 08 m south 11 40 p m Time freight south 11 40 p m
Dillon scene files show hardware ads and groceries with prices for jars, wallpaper, furniture and toys. Visitors include J M Page from Twin Bridges and J E Morse from Helena while court adjourns and prison terms are issued for Highsmith and Adams.
The Young Peoples societies of various churches held a well attended event at the Methodist chapel last Monday evening. The decor featured cut flowers evergreen vases and potted plants. Proceeds near sixty five dollars will aid Armenian relief.
The Dillon Sottal club will hold a four ball event at the opera house Friday evening. Dancing begins at sharp. The elder club and friends are invited to attend, with a large crowd expected.
The late Bill Nye likened newspapers to a library and encyclopedia offering a timetable sermon circus and more. He called it a broad view of life and death and the world’s joys and sorrows for a small price.
On Tuesday evening July 7 Rev J C Jordan will give a lecture Our Country Its Territory Its Progress Its Friends and Its Foes. A program precedes it with recitations duets and songs all to benefit the Young Peoples society treasury tickets sont 23 cents.
Taian Pacife Tat road company sets gate fares for tickets on June 18 return trip. Officials announce opening and traffic arrangements for the event with tickets available at the gate.
Advertising copy touts the New York World Thrice-a-Week Edition as offering 16 issues yearly to doctors and readers at one dollar per year. It emphasizes larger weekly news, fast updates, and combined features of a daily with weekly style. Includes pricing for the TaricEa-Werer New York Weerip and the Dillon Examiner.
Reports indicate a blaze near 1 Cashiaore residence on Taiileoad Aterline in Bre yesterday. Authorities investigate whether the fire was incendiary or accidental with possible family involvement and carelessness cited as factors.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Chicago, July, carnival events, models and photographs. No coherent event or entities beyond scattered references. Readers should verify original page for a precise item or headline.
Fragment from a regional notice in a law office filing mentions parties and dates but is largely unreadable. The readable parts imply a legal action or appearance with referenced names and a potential deadline, without full clarity on the action or jurisdiction.
Fragmentary notice describes a lost or missing dog in a wartime setting. It mentions a shepherd breed and distinctive markings. Readers are asked to contact authorities if the animal is found.
A 19th to early 20th century town celebration plans include a grand concert by the Tabernacle Choir and a band contest. Transportation to the events is offered by Union Pacific and Montana Rail, with round trips priced at 15 dollars from Salt Lake City and 22.80 from Helena Montana, tickets available July 1.
Fragmentary sale notice lists pigs for sale by owner Jonat iean with unclear contact details and price in a damaged classified snippet.
A reward is offered for the return of a grey hero and related yacht item. The note lists a syrup blend description including Pure Canada Sap Vermont maple Pure sugar syrup mined sugar syrup New Orleans black molasses and Miss Gutiderghita. The ad mentions a machine for use and offers $5 for details, with applications at the Jis asimin Office or in Tiros PL Bataan Areas ille Mont.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for any season but especially spring when languor and liver torpor appear. It acts as a tonic and alterative, countering malarial poison and aiding indigestion or dizziness. Only 50 cents per bottle at B. Scarce's drug store.
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