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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1899
Page
5
In the column the Dillon Examiner lists rates for notices per line for various insertions. It specifies cents per line for flat tosertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion, plus 10 cents per line for business locals and other charges.
The April 1306 issue lists train schedules Paskesuerk No. 7 northbound 1046 pm and Frewut No. 27 fast freight north 12 pm. It covers local business notes Dillon details including officials, advertising, and community updates with multiple names and places.
The Dillon Dramatic Co under Mrs. W. H. Cochran presents two nights of stage in Dillon. Wednesday features Fame a noted comedy with a strong cast and vaudeville acts. Thursday offers A Scrap of Paper with a large local troupe and reserved seating available.
Leder directs an Epworth League program next Saturday evening at the MEL venue. Mark Tesse and Lowell lead the Mark program with special magic and vocal numbers. After the literary feast, the minister will address the audience. Tickets are ten cents for all.
Salt Lake Tribune reports the Oregon Short Line considers extending into the Buffalo Hump mining region. Proposed corridors include routes from Divide station up Wisdom river and Salmon City area, with others via LewistPass and Bitter Root routes. Chief Engineer O Melveny cites interest and competing routes, aiming to open up Poaho mining country with a base of Utah supplies.
A garbled OCR text describes a city visit for a short exhibition and a festival. It references a Mr Calvin and a poster for a work by Dostoarefta, with scattered mentions of a hill, a river, and a division. The passage is hard to parse and contains many nonstandard terms and errors.
The readable text blocks reference a past event and prices but lack clear names, places, or dates. Unable to extract concrete entities or a coherent event from the fragment.
A masquerade ball is planned for next Friday evening with music and refreshments stated. Costumes may be procured at Central Pharmacy on Friday and Saturday. Ladies costumes are available on the second floor near Mrs Reynolds lodging house on Bannack street. Subscribers urged to renew for Citrix Examiner.
Vague excerpts describe local groups and individuals contesting an office under legal procedures. Names appear garbled but reference a public civic body and a treasury role. The text suggests qualification processes and a contested public election.
A terse notice from a desert area south of Padong announces a candidate named Donna Poister running for road supervisor. The brief mentions future resilience and references Hattlesnake Creek near Padre as context.
Native residents push for city leadership positions in Bitter MTetens with multiple candidate bids for mayor council seats and clerk roles. Nominations list names such as Man dag WApatl and Arthur Sabiva amid a crowded field as voters prepare for primary and final elections.
Public notice announces registration for electors of the city, with registration open from March 1, 1804 to March 1, 1806. It specifies locations, dates, and times for the registry agent to operate at Central Pharmacy and nearby premises for voters to register.
A state pardon hearing is set in Beaverhead County for a defendant appealing a sentence. The case involves a court-mandated term and will be reviewed by the State Board of Pardons at the capital. The date is indicated as the coming May, with subsequent actions to follow.
A terse note describes practical methods for resolving partnership issues. It emphasizes clear roles, shared goals, and structured communication to improve governance and decision making among partners. It highlights balanced equity, concise agreements, and regular reviews to prevent disputes.
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