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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1893
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner notes a complex, garbled report on Helene and Ataconda papers influencing capital tightness with long range considerations. Mentions copper output, various local figures, and unsettled exchanges, all described in hazy terms without clear events or dates.
The Great Falls Leader outlines a cautious wool price outlook, citing confidential Boston circulars showing Morhana wool at 17 cents in Boston with potential declines. The article notes tariff fears, shipping credits, and varied quotes, while referencing political debate over the Sherman Act and potential effects on market dynamics.
The state notes show 161 Sunday schools with 10 700 teachers and scholars. Great Falls courts pave Central Avenue while a street railroad fights the plan. Solomon City rises as a new winning camp in Boulder district with 200 plus settlers. Two or three hundred people already located there. Parrot smelter to stay in Butte for now. Western Bank at Missouri suspends operations due to market conditions. The military post at Phd rho begins site surveys for a new move. A man named Henry Feltch found along the Northern Puette main line.
Washington dispatch describes Ford's Opera House on Tenth Street collapsing during repair work. The incident traps clerks from the War Department pension division, with hundreds believed dead or injured. Emergency crews and naval medical officers are at the scene. the death toll is rising and the city orders aid from Fort Meyer troops.
Government will inspect horses offered for sale in Idglen on Thursday June 224 inst. Notice signed by SIM Estes.
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 5 invites sealed bids by July 15 1893 for forty cords of half seasoned body wood to be delivered to the High School grounds in Milan Montana by November 1 1893. Bids marked Wood Proposal must be addressed to the clerk in Dillon Montana and the board reserves the right to reject all bids.
Fragmentary text mentions Jost and Cipsinithe with scattered terms like fare and carlad, but no coherent event, date, or context can be determined from the readable words.
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