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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1896
Page
6
Fragmented notices from Dillon include various ads and items such as farm machinery dealers promoting D. I. Co. and Dion Implement Co. new ads, local sales at the C. O. D Store, and General merchandise signals. Mentions of people like Eugene Fox and Senator Hartman appear among varied shop prompts, sales, and community notices with no clear cohesive event.
A historical note describes a grand double free parade and holiday displays by Forepaugh Sells Brothers. The narrative recalls crowds and venues with extensive, fantastical exhibits and interactions amid a bustling, festival atmosphere.
City police are instructed to arrest anyone found on or swinging from moving trains. Violating the ordinance will lead to prosecution. Mayor H. Pariey signs the notice. Frazzled text shows garbled names and dates.
Brainard and Williams receive a car bed described as Schutz's celebrated Wee Ribbon Teer, installed in plot and quart hotties and set for the family.
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