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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
5
Reading shows a dense stream of community notices and social items. Names like Dr W V Keegeborg and J C Meties appear among professional visits, store ads, entertainments, and local travel notes. The column also mentions lost livestock, a Nebraska judge visiting, and school association meetings in Helena.
Ed Marlow estate matters noted as continuing. Miss Walden and Miss Burnett of Pocatello visited town. Senior class entertainment planned at Mrs H H Swain’s home. Widows couple from Jengston Idaho, and Philadelphia resident granted a marriage license, with church officiation. Decoration Day events include GAR members visiting cemeteries and a memorial sermon titled Ideal Patriotism by Rev R P Smith.
The narrator recalls sleeping arrangements and a learning curve amid early experiences with racial bias. He notes a persistent presumption about Black youths, yet his resolve remains strong as he reflects on growth and fairness.
A county gathering set for Saturday evening in the courthouse to finalize preliminaries for the Fourth of July celebration. The group will appoint committees, discuss routes for a parade, and coordinate with smaller towns already arranging festivities.
Fragment describes a grindstone project received by week and Ajax ranch for water power driven cookies.
Kindergarten students await a Monday session as teacher Miss Fox from Portland Oregon is expected to arrive Sunday.
Abyot of the young people of Jews will attend a 2 tally-bee drive at Selway Park this evening. They will be greeted by the Dillon Girls basketball team with a picnic and dancing in the pavilion. The moonlight party promises a pleasant fair with the crowd enjoying peng pong games and social fun.
The Oregon Short Line offers a round trip fare of 32 dollars for the event in Denver. Tickets go on sale June 24 and July 2 with a return limit of July 31.
Notice that Padley and Mudd sold their butcher business and directs all outstanding bills to A. R. Jacobs at the State Bank of Dilyana. The document is dated Dillon Man April and includes signatures of Padley and others.
Grant Montana project seeks bids from responsible contractors for building a residence and driveway near the Grant post office. PL Barrett of Grant will supervise the work and supply all rock and sand. Plans available at the office of Tub Dithen BxaAninek. Bid opening set for Tuesday June 37.
E. E. McStay, dentist, announces office location over Muda & Anderson's Meat Market.
A boastful ad copy claims long lasting fashion in harnesses with emphasis on strength and comfort for horses. It references safety and reliability of equipment, noting top quality materials and design. The text is garbled but centers on durable harnesses and rider confidence.
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