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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
4
Reading notices in the Dillon Examiner list 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing ads rates furnished on application. Obituary poetry priced at 5 cents per line.
A garbled OCR fragment shows fragments of a bond notice or legal record with scattered names and terms like Perth, bond, and dates, but lacks coherent details or context to identify the parties, location, or outcome.
Morton stores advertise ice cream freezers at all prices. Visitors from Barnack and alana haying lew attend the upper Grosshiepper event. Walter Powers hosts a social with prizes and a procession. Comp bet Bros offers entertainment in Dillon on the holiday, featuring free refreshments and a large street parade at 1 o'clock.
Advert reads best steel range at J W Mortons St Clair ranges. Campbell Bros outdoor exhibition touted as must see traveling forty miles. Various local notices include residents visiting town, medical practitioners opening offices, and shop displays expanding with new fixtures and services.
Cordell Bros announces a traveling feature show now twice the size of last season. It debuts new wagons, wardrobe, high performers, two Cali ope, and a collection of wild animals. The act is billed as the largest and best traveling exhibit today.
The Salmo sy Recorder notes a 69 nugget found at Bo hannan bar diggings the largest in the area and a $300 stash stolen from Frank Lempeck near Leesburg with no clues. Nearby reports mention travel, visits, land deals and odd fishing and quake tales in Bannack and Gibbonsville.
OCR fragment lists several district numbers and names followed by clerks such as James Ho Vocey, Acbert Clipe, and A. H. Jeckson with varied counts. The text appears as damaged municipal records or notices with several misreadings and unclear context.
July 16 event features Campbell Bios and Steam Calliope ahead of a bus parade in Tn with three brass bands a drum corps and wagons. A family of wild animals and contortionists stride the route as crowds gather for the pageant. Weather sets a bright scene as safety and party atmospheres mark the day.
Assessors report this year shows estate price per head at F251 1 5 with a 2.7 percent rate last year. Beef price averages reach 34.75 against F558 previously. Other stock assessments list cattle 5.26 per head, horses 10.67, hired horses 9.0, and cows 3.
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