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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1896
Page
5
Reading notices cost 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business locals are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Standing ad rates available on request. All editorial and business department letters to the Dillon Examiner.
Utah Northern timetable details mixed with local visits and business notes. Mentions travelers like Stevenson and Halliday visiting Butte, several residents visiting Bannack and Salt Lake City, plus local commerce: Scearce’s goods, Arthur cigars, Dillon News Co stationery, and Stark’s Potatoes at Fyhrie Grocery.
Reverend D Hooker has gathered 100 signatures for a petition to place the library question before voters at the next election. If approved, a one mill tax will fund the library with about 700 to 800 dollars yearly, plus revenue for books and staff. Trustees named by the mayor will run the library, with books pledged to transfer from the current association.
March date announces plats for townships listed in table T2W and R12W R14W will be filed April 16 with regular filing. From April 15 applications will be received from bona fide residents qualified to enter any of said lands.
Deputy Sheriff Carl Jewell reported jurors and witnesses summoned for the district court while describing over a foot of snow in the Big Hele basin. President H J Reiling of the Gold Dredging Co arrived from Chicago to supervise work in Bannack. Changes to dredging machinery should be finished by mid April and hydraulic mining to start, weather permitting.
District Court proceedings list demurrers and defaults in multiple civil suits including Noah v New York and Montana Gold Mining Co and Ball v Ball. Divorces awarded, cases continued, and criminal matters note demurrers sustained and sentences to reform school.
Byru Syrep promises a tar load of syrups including Pure Canada Sap Vermont Maple Pure Sugar Syrup Mixed Sugar Syrup New Orleans Black Molasses and Missouri Sorghum. Botton prices. FYHRIE GROCERY CO. Messrs. C A Snow & Co agents for patents offer free pamphlets on home and foreign patents Caveats copyrights trademarks infringements design patents abstracts of decisions and patent costs.
The undersigned offers at public auction on Saturday April 188 at 2 o clock the house stable and three lots on Washington street known as the Orem places plus a lot of house hold furniture piano kitchen range and other items. Carts harnesses draft head and a few horses. The sale will be held at the residence of the undersigned Pettis of sale cash.
Notice states Dillon Montana holds annual city election on April 11 to elect aldermen for each ward. First Ward two year term, Second Ward one year and two year terms, Third Ward one year and two year terms. Polls open until 6 pm. registration required with city registry agent. March 10, 1886. Job Bithe, City Clerk.
Notice to settle claims final proof for Homestead Entry No 1876 to be made April 2 before Clerk TH. 4 in Dillon Montana. Witnesses Henry Co Patterson Thangs To Pat terson Willoon Ho Conner Chiattes Bo Neis Beaterhead county Mortara. Opponents may cross examine and offer rebuttal evidence. Cox Register First publication March 5.
Fragmented text reports on a mayoral or council race with unclear charges and registration details. It notes voter registration hours, a registry agent Phil Andersgg, and mentions winter apples and seed sales at a grocery. The garbled content references local officials and a state immigration election, but specifics are unclear.
The piece cites early prop use by the Horky Mental Husbandman to ripen crops before fall frosts and to strengthen young plants against grasshoppers amid water scarcity. It recalls past hopper waves and explains city council actions revising ordinances to align with the new principal code and to form an effective legal net.
Readable fragments describe curling irons at various vendors and assorted notions including sewing pins, hooks and eyes, clasps, dress shields, and Velveteen shirts. Mentions per spool prices and color variety, with references to safety pins and patent hook items.
A pastor recounts his wife's severe grippe symptoms and says Dr. King’s New Discovery rapidly relieved coughing and fever. He notes a local offer of trial bottles and mentions the regular size and price.
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