Rate Advertisements and Church Festival Listings
Fragmentary notes describe rate allowances for editorials and notices. Mentions church festivals fairs parties and admissions. Mentions charges at eight cents and records some garbled names and lines.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1898
Page
5
Fragmentary notes describe rate allowances for editorials and notices. Mentions church festivals fairs parties and admissions. Mentions charges at eight cents and records some garbled names and lines.
Passenger northbound and southbound trains listed with times. Includes Breight No 27 fast freight north at 1 10 am and south at 2 Laval month am. 7 uth 11 18 pm. Also 90 Time freight south and other freight times.
Dillon headlines recount visits by James Kirkpatrick Col J M Page and Levi Cartier. W H Cochran advertises belts, hats, wares. Gov Smith and State Normal events prompt planning. Local improvements include dental work, law practice, and new cottage construction. a July celebration fund and a tennis club form.
The S Tee cream, sods pep and lemon ade will be served as the Semrmer.
Fragmentary notice describes fish and game offerings and poetry bands with listlike items such as heat meat and pork. It mentions seasonality and prices with references to hams and smoked meats amid jumbled wording. The text conveys a general sale listing of seasonal provisions.
United States Land Office, Missouri, announces a public sale of a land tract. The sale proceeds on the designated day, with notices to any adversely interested parties to file claims by the stated deadline or rights will be forfeited. Signed by the register, receiver, and official.
The damaged text outlines a court proceeding related to the estate of Margyred Hewar with names like Decenard Mogive and Paddick involved. It mentions guardians or trustees and reference to a lease and forbidden acts. The readable fragments indicate an inheritance dispute or administration matter with multiple party names and potential court actions.
An advertisement describes a white metal enamelled kitchen receiver praised for sanitation and convenience. It claims to hold coffee, tea, spices, and keeps contents dry and mice free. The promo notes a Dillon sale and urges households to inspect the item.
The notice requests protest against a land record action. It names Thomas Cements, Heery Gray, James Abeams, Jobs McLeod of Berek and Kort Any as potential interested parties and cites a regulatory procedure by the Territorial Department with a hearing after 26. The document records a case involving Grover D. Fisst and a witness list, with a kept date and location to proceed.
Notice is given by the undersigned executors of the estate of James Alfton deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after publication. The executors at the offices of Walter Bathesa attorney are listed as the place for the administration of the business. May 12 appears in the text.
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