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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1896
Page
5
Notices list advertising rates for local columns including cents per line per insertion and flat insertions. Rates for standing advertisements are available on request. Address inquiries to the Dillon Examiner.
The page lists the Utah Northern timetable effective April 1808 with trains for passenger north and south, freight No. 27 Butte fast freight, Local north and south, and time freight. It also includes currency prices for silver, copper, and lead, along with a busy ad-filled column noting local residents, merchants, and events in Dillon including names like John Dole, August Wenger, Arthur, and William Tate Taylor, plus various shop offers and community notices.
Beaverhead county items report a busy period with interviews before the county commissioners on river telephones and voting precincts, ore shipment from Togersoch mine, arrivals from Oswego and Bannack, and a bevy of small town updates. The County Commissioners meet, approve road supervisions, and discuss a new telephone line between Red Rock and the state line.
Merred Jo L Paul and Miss Mattie Woclch married last Sunday evening at the bride’s mother Mrs Kate Hobordh home with few relatives and Rev d W Tait officiating. The groom is from Pipestone and the ceremony was followed by best wishes from many friends in the locality.
Helena board of education reports delaying opening of Dillon state normal school due to lack of funds. Members would approve immediate opening if maintenance money existed. Dillon residents may fund until legislature acts. Facility plans and faculty selection remain unresolved as board defers decision.
A large number of Big Hole basin people were in town this week. Among those noticed are Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Artellege, Mr. and Mrs S. M. Skelton, Mr. and Mrs. Jorgen Jorgenset, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Francis, W. A. Stanchfiel, Martis Sorenson, John Dixon and Soren Peter Nelson. They patronized war merchants very liberally.
The participants in the fracas on Modena street last week were found guilty of disturbing the peace and fined 15 each.
The Examiner urges private subscriptions to fund the opening of the state normal school in Dillon. Citizens are asked to raise about 1500 to cover three or four months of operation until state funds are appropriated by the legislature. Without funds the school may be delayed another year.
Beaverhead County honors wings with a medal for outstanding display of local industry and progress. Guest Peet WON Hull of Chicago visits Principal WOOA at the city high school. Hall, a noted educator, is connected to state events this fall. Local reports mention agricultural prospects, school projects, and a notable supreme court decision on state laws.
An old style notice markets Rucklein's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for cuts bruises ulcers sores and skin eruptions. It claims a 25 cent box price and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery with testimonial endorsement. The ad features garbled typography and references Dimondale Michigan and local druggists.
A rough OCR fragment hints at a signing event or agreement related to Tara Lotte and the name Lovell. Details are unclear due to text garbling but suggest a personal or legal matter between individuals. Further readable portions are required for clarity.
Proposals for road building on the Argenta line surveyed from the Beaverles river near Tellon to Rattlesnake Creek will be received by the Argenta Road Committee. Bids open June 1 at 1 o clock p m. Committee may reject any bid. For specs apply to Chairman Frank Evien. Diten Must Mayroth 1966.
Neighborhood notice promotes shade trees for sale to beautify streets and avenues. City council plans to hold its regular monthly meeting this evening to discuss public works and local improvements.
Register announces a Notice to Eastern Missouri residents that a protest to a mineral land classification under the 186? act has been filed. The document outlines hearing procedures, filing deadlines, and the right to present objections in writing within the allotted period.
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