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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1899
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates including 9 cents per line for the first reading notice and 15 cents per line for each further insertion. Business locals are 10 cents per line with standing ads priced on application. Church festival notices with admission fees or profits from sales are charged at 9 cents per line, with funeral notices 5 cents per line.
Passenger No 7 northbound due Marswp south bound 3 1 T Freight No 2 Butte fast freight south 12 40 p m Local northward 7 30 p m va
Busy page reveals court visits by W. L. McIntosh of Red Rock and J. Dolan from Banack, and many ads for Butterick patterns, Deering machines, newspapers and paper, paving way for merchandise from Dillon News Co. and Dillon Tribune. Local officials, merchants, and professionals appear across the town with notices on legal matters, real estate, and services.
Dated items report arrivals and moves of residents Mrs. Conway and family, Dr. Miller staying in city, August Wenger expanding a sawmill operation, and a death in Pontiac, Michigan. Salvation Army meetings announced, Madison county school superintendent visiting, and district court actions including civil and criminal dockets and writs of deterrence.
Regular quarterly session of the county board opened with all members present. Numerous road petitions and complaints were discussed and a synopsis of actions was provided. The top supervisor was ordered to keep Red Rock to Lita road open and remove unapproved fences. Road Supervisor Gen. WH White was authorized to contract for 200 bridge timbers and protections. Quarterly financial reports from county officials were checked, approved, and filed.
Fragmented text describes a court proceeding involving defendants and a judge, then shifts to a discussion about a cotillion and a school service. It mentions a Mrs Paletpea and others, with unclear roles, and references paying costs and arranging a chaperoned event for children.
A fragmented note discusses farming equipment choices for soil cultivation including flow irrigation and disc harrows. Mentions Pacific and D L Co with references to modern agriculture and the benefits of specific tools.
The readable parts show fragmented phrases and misspelled words. Content appears garbled without coherent events or identifiable names or places to summarize a distinct news item.
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