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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1897
Page
5
Rates for insertion on local pages include 15 cents per line for display ads and 19 cents per line for business locals. Church festival notices and fairs are charged at lower rates. sales of fancy articles incur a 5 cent per line surcharge.
The April 5 16] timetable lists freight and passenger trains from the Utah Northern with northbound No 7 Pasa and southbound No 2a 2a Local and freight services. The item also fills space with local Dillon notices on stores prices and residents including J R Holden Thos Pierce Thompson & Reynolds and Brown Lea with references to clothing cleaning and local commerce. The page blends rail schedule data with a wide array of town gossip and advertisements from Dillon including merchants and residents.
Fragmentary OCR shows numerous names and filings in the county clerk and recorder office. It lists deeds and trustee transfers with scattered place names and dates, including references to parcels, cemeteries, and several individuals such as Carroll, Pras, Penace, and Katherine Pelley.
Court house notes describe a civil action involving a plaintiff represented by A Christensen. The fragment mentions a complaint and an attorney, with unclear defendants and specifics due to damaged text.
The Midnight Mine and extension in the Argenta district are sold to W J Higgins of Deer Lodge for 94500 while subject to Isa A Moerray's recorded interest. Bocce capitaliet end epeceletor is noted in connection with the sale.
The firm Brerleter and WES has been dissolved. Mr. Wis continues to occupy offices in the Dillon National Bank building.
President Sanders traveled to Virginia City on Monday to attend the Madison county institute and will return Thursday. A heating issue forced dismissal of the model school on Monday and Tuesday, with hopes of no further trouble. Lyman Davidson of the Gallatin valley started a four year course. The West Saturday entertainment is postponed a week until evenings, and a new library book set including Scott Thackeray Dickens Shakespeare is now available.
An obituary notes the death of a woman in Madison county during a difficult illness. She was a retired mentor of the local school and had lived in the city with her parents for eight years. Her survivors include relatives and the community as details of services follow.
Citizens pledged to promote moral welfare of Dulles are asked to attend a December 1 meeting at the M. FE church. The note urges a definite plan of work and steady cooperation.
Episco pathetic fragment reports a perilous incident at a port lock. Readable text shows mention of an Episcopal group and a search effort, with unclear full details and location.
The program showcased witty acts and musical selections by talented performers from Dillon's ensemble. After the entertainment, Rebrosfiuedita quartets performed before the crowd, concluding a lively event with engaging excerpts.
Henry N. Copp, a land lawyer, presents a revised manual on prospecting and assaying. The work includes United States mining laws, surveying guidance, and cost details. Publication begins April 9 with 50 to 100 cent pricing and distribution across Utah Idaho Wyoming Oregon Montana and neighboring regions via the Valley railway.
An unclear notice references Io East New Route plans and a Springfield shop beginning work on a pale project. It mentions Tack sis tealbeasiem pointe and Pon gly tig paskeepers with a Western user group. The text is garbled and does not provide a clear outcome.
Partial readable text shows priced hay at 60 per tore and 70 per toa and mentions names and places like Mont and Walla Walla. The item reads as a jumbled list with likely delivery and addresses but lacks a coherent event or clear action. The fragmentary data suppresses a definite headline or summary.
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