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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1897
Page
5
A mixed page of local notices includes a Utah Northern timetable effective April 5 1906 with passenger and freight trains, prices for various services, and local business blurbs. The Dillon Mercantile Co ad silver copper and lead quotes appear alongside notes on stationery wall paper blank hooks and recent town visits by residents and visitors for the Fourth of July.
A large crowd witnessed Dillon's Fourth of July events with a morning street parade featuring a state car and a children’s float section. Drums and band performances culminated in a speech by President D. E. Sanders and a series of athletic contests, bicycle feats, and a grand ball at the opera house. Local reporters praised the day as possibly the town’s best Independence Day observance in years.
Fragmentary record notes a company or project manager considering rent reductions for patrons and employees. Mentions quarterly rent, prices, and corporate actions with limited intelligible names or places.
Register Moore of the state office compacted a state lands sale in Beaverhead County. Land parcels were allocated to several purchasers with Pal Lovell the sole buyer paying the highest price. State revenue from the lands improved overall versus prior sales though figures are imprecise in the account.
A Lima based correspondent reports a mining boom near the Idaho line with several associations of railroad men backing exploration. Copper prospects in Sheep Creek strip show 12 to 16 percent copper and gold traces, with claims in London and Butte circle gaining traction. Barrett district north of the camp reports rich surface indications and new filings while Pimiber prospecting offers a free entry.
The fragment describes early calf care including dent formation on the teats, and how the teat will scar and dry, with advice on avoiding waking the calf. It references a person named Larry and discusses timing for feeding and resting the animal in a cautious, observational way.
A special train carried a new sheep shearing method to the Great Walls area. The Welsely machines, invented by the younger brother of a British commander in the sheep trade, use a spinning knife and powered rope to shear, promising efficiency gains and large flocks under the Power Plant project.
The article extols The St Louis Republic as the greatest newspaper and highlights its network, including correspondents in major cities and its status as a daily market report paper. It claims superior value and weekly features offered to subscribers.
The text outlines a quirky method involving a first day after a call, a tense sleep state, and a hidden petlike object that does not wake. The instruction mentions using a stick to pat a section and a soft soup outcome, implying a ritual or experimental sequence with unclear results.
A court in Bevier Modena requires claims to the estate of Wil Sieh to be filed by July 187 at the Beaver County court, with publication in the Delon Examiner. The notice warns creditors and interested parties to present evidence of their claims and to appear.
A fragmented notice describes a sale of goods and return provisions dated in April and July. It mentions locations including Ubade Idehe Woyeoneieg Opegeey and the San Pete Valley raceway with plans to move goods to several sites and return to Vivhels. The incomplete text references a political change and a local larder as surrounding context.
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