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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1900
Page
5
The notice lists per line rates for legal notices and business ads, with 3 cents for flat insertions and 15 cents for subsequent insertions. Church festival notices and events charging admission are 8 cents per line, with obituary and thanks messages at 5 cents per line. An Oregon Short Line schedule item and a May 15 effective note are also mentioned.
Beaverdam county diary items recount Maj W Smith from Butte visiting, Miss G Coletian from Bille, and many others on business or social calls. The Examiner offers local news, events, and household notices with profiles of teachers, attorneys, and merchants around Dillon and Red Rock.
The Board of Equalization met in July with notable members including Chauian PF Barrett ALT Ander son and Cloth George te Tavier. Little business was transacted beyond adjusting year long assessments and ordering property record actions. a Supreme Court note referenced the case for property ownership and tax duties.
Fragmented notice describes planned excursions around Salt Lake City with emphasis on burger crew stops. Dates referenced include August, but details are unclear and portions are unreadable.
Erle Conger died at his home Saturday night about one o'clock aged 24. Funeral service was at the Episcopal church Monday at seven o'clock with Rev Hooker officiating. Burial followed at Poindexter cemetery. The family and community extend sympathy.
A call to guard households from high housing costs frames a push for policy change and new safeguards. The text urges reforms to lower rents and mortgage burdens while supporting renters and homeowners through targeted programs and oversight.
A historical note recalls Hon. Sidney Edgerton born in Akron Ohio who became Montana’s first governor. He served two years as governor and returned to Akron after leaving the territory seat. The Last Chance area later became Lewis and Clark counties reflecting his influence.
The statement calls for extended personal freedom and inclusive rights. It emphasizes collective liberation and participation for all people in society.
A fragmented report notes Agilwatt Alan Le Sain maneuvering at bay portals and testing his aim amid a contested stance. The piece hints at a forthcoming confrontation or decision affecting the local scene.
A vernacular notice from Montana advertises Bicycle Sundries with a casual call to browse a wide selection. It invites customers to visit the shop and find items of interest, noting a recent counter and general shopping guidance.
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