Dillon Examiner Weekly Edition
The Dillon Examiner published weekly on Wednesdays provides local news, announcements, and notices for the Dillon, Montana region for the week ending July 26, 1899.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1899
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner published weekly on Wednesdays provides local news, announcements, and notices for the Dillon, Montana region for the week ending July 26, 1899.
The readable text shows scattered phrases about politics and candidates but lacks coherent events or clear actions. It references names such as Gila, Jaey, and RA SEN ADO DC and mentions voting or elections in a garbled manner with no definite outcome or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Montene transportation issues and a taxation burden with references to Mr Beene and Montene leaders. The text hints at railway or carriage concerns and calls for proportional tax shares amid governance debates.
Citizens face a 2 dollar cap dispute as city authorities push a 300 dollar road tax. The attorney general and Nolan reaffirm the 200 dollar limit under recent state law. A Helena Independent excerpt reflects municipal resistance and clarifies tax collection authority amid confusion.
A judge ruled that Corrie was lawfully ejected from his home by Mrs. Hesley following an altercation tied to a debt dispute. The decision, issued by Judge Clancy, asserts the actions were justified and not wrongful, despite allegations of force.
A dated 1906 notice outlines a special meeting by the county animals board and lists cattle and stock holdings with names such as Mery J. Pierci and Martin Sereneon. The document records beards of steers, heifers, and various stock items, setting a meeting for Saturday with bids and auction notes.
A fragmented note describes a street show by Geometry in a Pendjent setting with admission priced at 5 cents for adults and 1 cent for children. It mentions a Jewish social by the ladies of the ME church in Mr. Boreand’s yard, postponed to Tuesday evening with a reminder of the arranged rescheduling.
Bids for county bond issues are invited with sale to begin September 6 at 2 p.m. in the Commissioners' room at the Court House, Dillon. Each bid must be par value plus a 3 percent cash deposit. deposits returned if bids fail to meet contract terms.
The New York Star advertises a daily chance to win a $40 bicycle with weekly prizes and 36 rewards. Entries run from June 4 to August 6 1800 and winners are named in subsequent issues. Prizes include ladies, gentlemen, and Junior bikes in various colors and sizes.
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