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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1898
Page
4
A fragmented May article from the Dillon Examiner discusses war funding for the coming year. It notes the main question is how much money is needed and how to raise it, with estimates around six million dollars. The piece mentions public notices and references various individuals and entities without clear, readable details.
The Dillon High School graduation exercises were held Friday in the opera house. Eight students performed, six girls and two boys, with magenta and white colors and a motto over the stage. A large audience attended as Wey. SD. Hooker offered an invocation and the Dillon Orchestra provided an overture before speeches and orations addressing education, duties, and history.
Disjointed fragments mention items like cities, families, money values, times, and objects with no coherent narrative. The garbled text references people, places, and amounts but lacks a readable event or clear subject to summarize into a single news item.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a story about a heiress tied to a highway locale. Readable elements mention a PM time and a figure named Rowe. Details unclear but suggest a social or property angle centering on a prominent family.
A fragmented legal public notice names heirs and associates in a land cost lien case. It references Pek 2b basen th tion and a 1898 helene court action. Names include Willems, David J. Puree, Kresger, Wikies Avery, and Cox in a claim to prove continuous residence and aid collection.
A fragmentary notice outlines a retiree named Petar Bae required to provide proof of residence. The readable text mentions sections and dates, with references to legal or administrative steps and an affidavit process in clear, but incomplete, terms.
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