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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1898
Page
5
The column lists advertising rates and editorial notices. Rates are set at 10 cents per line for first statements and 8 cents per line for subsequent lines. Notices for church festivals or social events with no admission or profit from selling goods are charged at 8 cents per line.
Passenger north bound No 7 runs at 10 54 am and south at 7 20 pm. Freight No 27 Butte fast north at 1 10 am, local north at 2 00 am, south at 1 50 am. Tone freight, unitih 14 50 pm.
Dillon appears in a collage of notices and ads listing patterns from Buttericks, horse stock and carts by Crowell, stage entertainment by Cochran and Dillon venues, local personalities touring Los Angeles, and forthcoming events at the opera house. Mentions include doctors, dentists, and state officials. social gatherings and political campaigning fill midweek pages.
The Dillon Tribune reports a heated dispute over county finances with Shineberger and Roe offering to buy outstanding warrants at par. The exchange challenges Democrat county management and defends fiscal integrity amid claims of prior discounts and misstatements.
Joe Shineberger announces payment of one hundred cents on the dollar for all Beaverhead County warrants of any fund or purpose upon presentation. Notice is dated October 1888 and issued by the resident.
A damaged note from an unknown residence requests the return of a pocket book described as a Hecken lexther or similar item. It mentions two five Gediaref figures and a finder’s contact by leaving a name at an exam location.
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses measures for a November election in Montana. It references amendments to the state constitution and Article sections, procedures for appointing or electing county and district officials, and a Supreme Court justice count. It mentions March and dates, with names like Jos Twoogan, Secretary of State, in a state governance context.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sheep sale listing with unclear details and probable seller notes. The readable parts mention livestock and prices but lack complete names, locations, or dates.
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