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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1899
Page
5
Rates for business locals and display ads are set at 15 cents per week for public notices, 10 cents per line for posters, and 8 cents per line for subsequent ads. Church festival notices and social events with admission or profit from sales are 5 cents per line. Thanksgiving and other lines are charged at one line per entry.
Local laconics present an April 1806 timetable for the Utah Northern line. It lists No. 7 Pass. north bound with a morning departure and No. 2k freight No. 6 Butte fast freight south bound. A Local service runs both directions with specified times.
A fragmented Dublin era column notes Buttericks Patterns at Dillon News Co and social visits by Otho Klewu and John Wenger. It mentions Carriage Painting services, orders for Dillon News Covers, and upcoming events at the Dillon Theatre and Methodist meetings with local residents and visitors.
The report lists James McCreary and James H McCoery among wounded from Company E. Edward McWrarer and Geo T Berka are noted as injured in forearm and arm respectively. Corporal Basks previously worked for Chea H Padhey in Dillon. other wounded from the company are not believed to be from the county.
Nominations for Dillon city officers to be voted at the annual Dillon city election on April. The document lists candidates for Police Magistrate City Treasurer Alderman and other posts. A clerk certifies the nominations and calls the election date to be set.
The piece discusses a seasonal amusement display labeled The Amusement Pent of the Season and praises competing entries as the best. It notes distress from a water ditch issue near Robert Selway's irrigation works causing damages and inconvenience to nearby residents. A petition asks city officials to abate the nuisance promptly.
The readable passages mention a potential business site purchase near Hoyedra and nearby trade, with references to a funeral date and religious services. Many words are garbled, making specific people, places, or events uncertain and hard to confirm.
A concise note outlines a candidate for Read Supervisor in the Second District. The fragment mentions the race and district but lacks full context or details about the candidate, dates, or governing body.
Notice lists candidates for city posts in the first to third wards and directs voters to polling places at the Ward 1 and Ward 2 city hall and Ward 3 residents home. Polling hours are from dawn to 6 pm on the election day as declared by City Clerk J. B. Mextrex.
A minority of Grobene rifle Mercantile stockholders were present at the called meeting. The meeting was adjourned to Montana on March 00, 3808, with details unreadable in parts of the notice.
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