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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1895
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for local notices and business locals, with charges per line and per insertion. It also notes editorial office addresses, upcoming court adjour nments, and various local social and business items including millinery openings and public notices.
The Polaris mine reports a vast ore body exposed 63 feet wide and 23 feet long with assays showing $6 gold per ton and potential silver. Management plans to extend the vein, expecting future silver finds and a strong, low-cost operation amid local education and transport discussions.
Civil docket entries show judgments, defaults, continuances, and creminal actions across multiple cases including A. V. Clark vs Watson, Crowell & Nuckos vs Fred Day, Estelle Desnes vs Ernest Degnes, and Armour Packing Co. vs Poindexter Commercial. Outcomes include default entered, divorce decrees signed, motions filed, trials held without jury, and costs awarded. The record also notes writs, habeas corpus petitions, and estate distributions with court orders for execution and final accounts.
A fragmented note describes using a bicycle crank for a sewing machine during a visit. It mentions constructing costumes and raising a mechanism, with reference to wheels and pedals and improvised parts.
Edward Green faced trial but was found not guilty on the main charge. The court imposed a $5 fine and released him, noting prior confinement had already been served. The piece mentions a forthcoming primary election and new election laws taking effect.
Public notice in the postal office invites partnerships and civic cooperation. The message highlights an upcoming opportunity and urges readers to participate in the process within the city limits. The notice stresses timely action and official coordination with local authorities.
Fragmentary OCR from a 1895 era issue mentions a newspaper man in Weaver and a failed attempt to identify him. The text references a Popeagisiter and a raid by a posse, with illegal papers scanned and a fort breached, but readable details are limited.
Fresh Migs and onions sets arrive at Crowell's with a variety of garden seeds and produce. New shipments include popcorn and garden greens as spring items arrive, signaling busy retail activity and promotions in town.
The Metcalf murder case is continued until the next term of the district court due to the defense failing to present their witnesses. The delay stems from the defense not having all witnesses in attendance.
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