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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1893
Page
3
Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates and editorial office details. The issue also carries numerous brief local notices and items: people visiting Butte Chicago trips, new goods arriving, and various social and business notices including deaths, weddings, and a concert at Gallagher's hall.
The county board of equalization held nine days of sessions and has made more changes than any prior board. Many mortgages were canceled after inspection, and a uniform value of 2 per ton for day was set, prompting numerous adjustments. City council members advised but could vote only in advisory capacity. legal questions were raised about city participation. Numerous property assessments were increased or reduced, including bank and mortgage values, with specific parcels and individuals named in the changes.
A woman, Miss Fanny daggers, and companion James were abducted near Bannack by a man named Wells who brandished a revolver. The group fled about two miles toward the divide before escaping, with the incident prompting a Montana-wide manhunt and a reward offer for Wells.
Mrs J C Moyer wife of a Red Rock rancher died suddenly Monday after a period of illness. Her death, believed caused by heart disease, occurred as she prepared to visit town. She is a sister in law of Emerson Hill, Red Rock merchant. The bereaved husband and Mrs Hid left for Kansas yesterday.
A fragmented passage suggests a claim that pre meal foods trigger spontaneous digestion issues. The text references potential effects of a potent component on digestion and notes a concern about timing and causality.
A draft advertisement lists staple and fancy groceries including canned goods, teas, spices, vinegar, peppers, and produce. The note mentions fruits, vegetables, and household items with playful misspellings, reflecting an old timey market pitch style.
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