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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1897
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner outlines local advertising rates including 9 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line thereafter. Standing ads incur a fixed rate and editorial department letters are directed to the Tax Division. Various services and items list additional charges per line.
The issue lists passenger and freight schedules for Northern Time Table No. 7 and No. 27 with routes north and south, including Butte fast freight and local freights. Dillon news notes multiple local people visiting, court activity, church events, business openings, wall paper sales, and upcoming quarterly Methodist meeting with Elder Herrett expected.
Fragmented notice describes a party or firm with consent and bond removal, with reference to an office and the local area near the city. Details are unclear but indicate property or estate proceedings and a filing at a local office. Named parties appear garbled, and the exact action is not fully legible.
County Surveyor Bond gains full control of all county road and bridge matters under a sweeping new law. He plans to consolidate road districts, survey routes, and plat public polls, aiming to reduce districts by half and begin systematic data collection this month.
The court list records leave granted to withdraw a demurrer and file an answer in William Lewis v Samuel Davis, default entered in Joel G Haynes v Sarah E Haynes, amended complaint allowed for A J Sterling v Old Faithful Mining & Milling, and multiple defaults and demurrer rulings in other cases including Moran v Board of County Commissioners and Meyers v State.
A partial readable OCR snippet lacks clear names or events. It mentions isolated fragments around people and places but no verifiable facts to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fragmentary text references a payment or note related to patent neckties and mentions several names and places with unclear context. The readable portions indicate a ledger or receipt style entry possibly from a church or legal document, but details remain obscured. The snippet includes names and terms like Payee and Estate, suggesting a financial or clerical record.
A garbled ad claims Hen F Valentine Arnica Salve paired with beer cures cuts sores and constipation. It mentions prices around five dollars and references a city clerk, with unclear endorsements and dubious medical claims.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an application for Patent No 2788 with uncertain inventor and titles. The readable portions name Miriam Jerry and Sofiia in a legal patent context, but many words are garbled. The piece references filing actions, dates, and page mentions without clear facts or outcomes.
Notice to Cs owner that the property is subject to sale by the court. The document cites a February 17 1887 date and references Se EES CEeeeen and other legal proceedings. It notes the property will be examined and included in the public sale process.
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