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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1899
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates including 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion for business locals, with standing ads available on application. Notices of church events with admission or profit from sales are 3 cents per line, obituaries and poetry 5 cents per line.
The page lists the Utah Northern timetable effective April 5 1806 with passenger northbound at 10 p m and southbound at 7 30 p m freight No 28 to Butte and local northbound 7 40 p m. Included are varied notices on stationeries, local business ads, court and council actions, and community events and updates from Dillon Montana.
W S Newberry of the Salt Lake News union visited the city yesterday in his role at Mesdames HEF Cope and DD K Sanders hosted a stag party at the former’s home for about twenty guests who enjoyed a dinner and speeches. The Supreme Court addressed a rehearing in the Great Northern special tax levy case, denying the motion in a full court decision.
Readable hints point to a local theater listing noting performances by Two Hayy Productions and a cast praised for competence. The fragment mentions dates Friday and Saturday with November era styling and repeated misreads suggesting event listings or show notes.
The Manse society grows interest in Presbyterian history as the social at Mrs Rife’s on Thursday aroused questions to be addressed at next week’s gathering. Faith in Christ is highlighted as the exclusive path to salvation in the evening prayer discourse.
The report mentions a new barber shop opening and various residents relocating within the vicinity. It names individuals such as Mrs Genotype Koti and John Woot, notes a five month long deficiency fort at Bower and preparations for travel to Germany for education, and references ongoing community changes and appointments.
Fragmentary notice appears to advertise livestock related topics and land sale prospects. It mentions examiner subscription and a writer for THE EXAMINER. Details are unclear but imply a real estate and agricultural interest with a $2 annual advance for the paper.
Beaverhead County invites sealed bids for county bonds. Bids must be addressed to the Clerk and marked Bid for County Bonds. County reserves right to reject any or all bids and to allocate bonds to bidders as best serves the county interests.
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