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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1900
Page
5
The local column lists publishing rates for first and subsequent insertions, business notices, and general notices. It mentions discounts for letters to the editorial and business desks, and outlines charges for church events and sales with admission fees. Several garbled phrases reference a cemetery post or Oregon Short Line timetable and a May 13 1900 timetable change.
Beaverhead County locals report many visitors to Dillon last week including Miss Annie L Harwood and Dr M A Miller while others like M W Copp Charles Perry Tony Barrett and Archie Gibson traveled nearby. Businesses Hughes McCalebs Knapp Bros and Bears Truax advertise goods and services as community events unfold. Local sheepmen report an unusually favorable lambing season and a public sale of the Lou R Harkness ranch near Horse Prairie to Hon F L Graves. Justice and court actions involve Editor Armstrong and postmaster Dart amid ongoing libel case. upcoming Childrens Day at the Baptist church and plans for the state education board meeting are noted.
A mass meeting is scheduled at Paonera Tet THOU on Preday Byer et Roglelek. The event aims to align attendees as the time nears for a planned service or action. Details are unclear due to OCR unreadability.
Notice ordered to stop rolling rocks down the bill open county road and blocking wagons on Dole and Rew Argecta road. Violations to be reported to the county attorney for criminal prosecution. Reed Diet, Supervisor of Road Diet. No.
The Montana State Board of Education considered the Normal school governance in Helena over two days with focus on Prof. Sanders. Sanders was re elected by the executive board 3 to 0 but needs board confirmation. A special meeting is scheduled for July 11 to continue the investigation and decide the outcome while other faculty remain in place.
The regular quarterly COLILY ConpaTission meeting convened Monday with Chairman Barrett and members Anderson and Taylor. The Geld Diotgtay Company road-use petition between Bannack and Maryssille was granted with a funding boost by the board. The county assessor's report, clerk ledger, and officer examinations were reviewed and approved. A late report notes a pending extension petition and various warrants canceled or approved as detailed in the clerk’s records.
A read fragment discusses the Palestine area with references to the lakes and surrounding mountains. It mentions names like E. Bedwas and W. C. McBrige as organizers or agents and hints at surveying or observing lake surfaces. The tone resembles a local notice or field report from a regional publication.
A garbled sale notice markets shee p items with drastic price cuts from 7.50 to 24 dollars. It urges customers to call and inspect stock and compare with cost price while supplies last.
In a compact shopper note the store describes a furniture department display and a featured bed product. The item highlights a bed option with emphasis on price and availability within the department. The tone mimics a local sale card intended to draw customer attention.
A local shop in southern Montana claims to carry the largest stack of bicycle sandries and advertises a top tier shop. Shoppers are urged to visit and browse the gar sand recent counter for items.
Estray horse found south of Dlles at Simeon Estes ranch weighs about 1000 pounds and stands over 11 hands high. Markings include a right thigh brand with an A and a small mark, a tail brand on the right shoulder under A, and a distinctive brindle coat. Owner may recover by proving ownership and paying charges.
Incomplete text fragment shows scattered names and phrases including pet names and a list like Follies sepia Cosba with odd terms. The readable content lacks a coherent event, date, or clear identities to form a proper news item.
The notice touts a special excursion to eastern destinations with talks of America’s scenery. It promises free chair cars and refined service, with maps and tickets available through agents at 1 East Broadway, Boston.
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