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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1898
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner lists insertion rates for notices and business locals including 18 cents per line for subsequent insertions and 10 cents per line for first business lines. Church notices and obituaries are charged per line, with brief mentions of contact and editorial letters addressed to the Examiner.
The page includes an April 6 1906 effective time table for the Utah Northern line with passenger and freight schedules. It also lists local notices and community items such as store ads, visiting guests, dress goods arrivals, and social events from Dillon.
Ward by ward results show the first ward nominating A L Stone and A P R Graeter, Stane winning on the first ballot with seventy votes. Second ward sees John T Cox winning alderman on the second ballot among Geo E Jewell and Josephus Rich as other candidates with thirty votes. Third ward nominates H O Brainerd and Grant Traynes for alderman, Brainerd prevailing on the second ballot with twenty seven votes cast.
The readable fragments describe a noisy masquerade ball in a city setting with mentions of a ball, residents, and various events. The text is heavily garbled with many misspellings and no clear names or dates to establish a concrete news item.
In New Mexico choice clips have been secured for severe delivery at 13 cents. The text mentions acetyl something and recovery efforts, with reference to tracts in Washington and other places.
A dense, scrambled OCR fragment contains many garbled words and names. It references a event or entertainment note with various proper nouns, but the overall meaning is unclear. The readable elements include mentions of people, places, and objects, though most phrases are incomplete.
A partial OCR fragment presents unclear text about tents and motives with unreadable names and context. No definite event date place or organizations can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Notice announces a motion in the District Court of Beaverhead County for the sale of the estate of Wath cite keoueds deceased to pay debts and costs. The administrator of the estate seeks court approval to sell personal property with a hearing date set for the eleventh day of a March in the county seat Patten. Interested parties may appear to contest and state their claims.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions travel weekly excursors from St. Louis via Salt Lake or Denver. No clear dates or actions remain to determine a concrete event or outcome. The readable portion shows an agent reference and partition phrasing without context.
Notice from the City Registry Agent at Central Pharmacy on Bannack Street announces voter registration for Dillon's city election. Registration runs March 15 1848 daily 1 5 pm and 7 9 pm through March 10, with another session on April 2 for absentees or sick residents.
In the Beaverhead County Montana District Court a executor sale of the Joel Richardson estate is authorized. Cole C Barnett, executor, will sell personal property including ninety head of cattle four year old steers two year old heifers two horses, hay and implements at public auction for cash to the highest bidder on a Saturday in March at the deceased's residence.
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