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Notices of church festivals fairs and dances listed with rates for advertising. Ads mention a sale of fancy art and other solicitations with charges per line and postal rates.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1898
Page
5
Notices of church festivals fairs and dances listed with rates for advertising. Ads mention a sale of fancy art and other solicitations with charges per line and postal rates.
Dillon area notes listing train schedules for Parmernger No 7 and freight No 27, with various local visits, sales ads, and community updates. Mentions residents James Kirkpatrick, Jos Wall, J C Fyhne, and Rev J C Jordan among others. notes on weather, elections, and town business.
The text describes a municipal inquiry into water works with involvement of the mayor and officials. It mentions a council or board, references to a press, and a call for action on the water supply. The passage contains garbled phrases and partial sentences.
Aver delivered an eloquent address on the aims and objects of the order to the lodge room gathering. Nearly all members attended with the De gree of Honor ladies and others present. The speaker spoke on the order and its public aims with a prize in the periodical noted. A vocal homage was rendered by the Degree of Honor ladies.
Commissioner Calderhead releases the eleventh annual Bureau of Labor Agriculture and Industry report detailing RE R freight traffic at Dillon. It lists freight receipts and tonnages from the Oregon Short Line and nearby sidetracks, including flour, produce, coal, oils, wines, and other goods. The report notes rising volumes and hints at broader economic activity affecting Dillon and regional trade.
A messy report describes a Monday visit by the college president, a plan to add current events discussions to history classes, and various club and committee discussions. It mentions the Content Topic club, Chinese and Cuban questions, and a jumbled list of names and actions with unclear context.
A district board chaired by J. A. Lesson and LW Hoegens examined Lima resident W. Osgeet yesterday to regulate a questionable mental comics matter. Ongoing case concerns a carpenter pupil aged about four years, with the panel seeking guidance on compliance.
Fragmentary OCR notes from a city clerk listing fees and a timetable. Mentions Merten, Ree, and a figure of 6 dollars. Indicates procedural context and public matters handled by the City Clerk.
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court orders executor Barnett to sell by auction the estate of Joel Richardson. Items include ninety head of beef steers four year olds two year olds calves cows horses wagons impart tools and hay after feeding. Sale set for the first day of February at one oclock P M at the deceaseds residence in Pig Hole basin Denverhead county with cash bids to the highest bidder.
The notice states the annual casting of shares is to be held at the offices of the company in Pitioe, Montata, and on Thursday. It mentions Electiby teera for the year and a transaction related to fastness as Tay Cone, by order of President Lamkeier With, See bedery, Tittle, Mentunu, Pet.
A public notice in Montana announces a final publication regarding a desert land claim. It lists parties, dates, and legal steps, urging appearance for a court or official proceeding and identifying the mortgage or claim details. The notice cites locations including Anceuille and Mortara and mentions disposal and trade terms.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a court proceeding involving Bettis and a person named Ranier. Details mention counts of wrongdoing, a forthcoming trial date around March, and references to a committee or case file. No clear outcomes or locations are readable.
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