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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1895
Page
5
The readable fragments show a damaged page with editorial notes and terms about pricing for advertisements and mail editorial references. Names and locations are garbled, offering no clear event or outcome to report.
Dillon items report travel by Perry Cline and Hon. R. T. Wing to Butte, Blaine and Bannack arrivals, and business shifts in mining, farming, and rail freight. Mentions new plants, school bids, land patents, and changes in local officials, with health tonic ads and a coming newspaper in Gibsonton.
The Dillon state normal school trustees report the first $5,000 of a $50,000 bond issue has been paid and deposited. Architect J C Paulsen's complete building plans have been reviewed with minor changes to boiler placement. The state board of education will act this week and likely advertise for bids to construct the building.
Sheriff Hamilton received word from the governor that Idaho’s requisition for the extradition of Cole and Black had been rejected. The two Lemhi county men were being held in Beaverhead county on charges of holding up a Chinaman at Leesburg and were returned to Idaho for trial. The governor’s action followed a full investigation, and Sheriff Miller of Beaverhead County prepared to transport them to Salmon City. The incident follows prior attacks on the sheriff and undersheriff by local newspapers.
We announce the purchase of stock fixtures and goodwill of Joseph Hoorret & Co. The former premises will stay open for repairs and service as before. We thank customers for their patronage and will settle all accounts immediately at the redesigned office.
A historic note recalls a tonic named Castoria used for infants and children. The text traces a family’s use from infancy to adolescence, mentioning repeated administration and a physician’s guidance.
The board of county commissioners met Monday to review assessments. James Davide from Dell arrived early in the week. Davidson predicts the bay crop to this region will be nearly as large as last year and plans to cut about 1350 items on his end.
A garbled OCR fragment describes married individuals from two Western cities opposing a Crane home-besriend club. The text includes unclear references to length, a brush, and endings, but no clear actions, dates, or names.
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