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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1897
Page
5
Seeding notices in the Dillon Examiner list 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business ads set 10 cents per line for first insertion and a lower rate for following lines. Standing ads pricing available on application. Church festival and social notices with admission or profit items priced at 5 cents per line.
Local notes show a 1806 schedule for Utah Northern lines with passenger and freight times and connections. Town items include visits by Henry Gleed and Callou Arthur, council meeting announcements, and various small ads and community notices from Dillon and surrounding areas.
A wooden wedding party for Mr. and Mrs. Emil Timer honored their fifth anniversary with about twenty guests. Activities included a bicycle conundrum contest with a silver clothes brush prize to Mrs. T. J. Mulany, whist scores led to a fruit-plate set prize for A. Zuckerimanne, and a booby prize to Mrs. Geo. W. Palmer. Supper and wooden fork souvenirs followed, with gifts from guests and many presents for the Timers.
A complaint filed yesterday in Pageville accuses Mo Vrood of theft tied to a mining stock scheme involving The Capitol Chief of the state and Prerd Bidfera certificates. The case, set for next Friday afternoon, concerns alleged misappropriation of shares and the delayed project now planned to run on steam power instead of electricity.
In Bannack area placers and quartz mines a force of forty to fifty men works at Excelsior and nearby sites. About twenty men may secure work this season, reflecting optimistic mining activity before June. The suction dredge operated by E. Smith will be converted to a regular dredge, like F. L. Graves. Conservative observers call the outlook good news for Beaverhead county.
The board of county commissioners held a regular quarterly session with all members present. They verified the retiring treasurer J G Shannon's report, awarded vault fixtures to Otice Manufacturing Specialty Co Rochester NY for 1360 00, and planned night call bell purchases. They reviewed warrants, appointed Retallach as justice of the peace for Baruach, and considered rebate tax bills for over valuation with limited allowances. Road survey detai ls for other districts will be provided this evening and changes are anticipated by the commissioners.
A miner died after an ore wagon derailment near Bannack Hill as a brake failure released the heavy load. The victim, identified as a diver in Wilt, suffered fatal injuries when crushed by ore. Investigations and safety reviews follow the tragedy.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a patent application with numerous misspellings and garbled names including Werregar Poglenge Webrenae and Paper ding. It references a Petiikd posed dee and papers and lists many unreadable entities and dates, suggesting an archival notice or docket from 78 oo band OMiee Ts fea Mortana.
Fragmented text appears to reference expenditures and allocations, with garbled names and places. It mentions payments, costs, and accounts potential in a local public notice context. The readable bits point to a budget or expense report tied to a named locality.
The document outlines a patent application process with references to applicants and offices, mentioning relates to prior filings and fees. It includes inconsistent language about post offices and dates, and notes placeholder or garbled sections. The piece lacks a clear narrative and reads as an OCR fragment of a legal notice or filing record.
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