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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1895
Page
8
A narrator recalls a long back seat drive with Mr and Mrs Grazier showing how back seat driving can spoil a pleasant outing. The走 trip features quarrels over routes through woods and farm lanes and ends with reflections on meddlesome advisors in society.
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A complaint filed in Argenta Montana Court against Morland ta tie ghove i fegilant cooare derebt stritines dd alleging inhuman treatment on December 1 1893 and various times before. The case seeks court relief with judgment if no answer is filed and cites the clerk and plaintiff attorney W S Barsore with first publication October 8.
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County orders show cause on December 5 to justify sale of real estate of N A Stiles deceased executor HW A Bond to sell necessary portions of estate. Publication of the order to Dillon Examiner for four consecutive weeks by Clerk Vosges.
The District Court of Beaverhead County Montana notices the will of George W. Dart, deceased, for probate. Date, time, and location set for the proving of the will and for bearing the application of Lartie A. Dart and Phonak McKelway for letters testamentary.
In accordance with section 2394 revised statutes, I have expended one hundred dollars on two quartz lode claims in Beaverhead Montana. The Ried Je...douraty lode claim in the Ubo pean Mincog district and the Daler Quarts lode Taine claim in the Utopian isey district are described with specific survey points and dates January 24 and January 6, 1888. If no co-owner responds within ninety days after publication, the claims will vest in the claimant.
The piece describes a weekly newspaper priced at one dollar per year with 156 issues yearly. It claims higher frequency and promptness than a typical weekly, offering crisp daily-like features in a weekly format. It mentions a rival eight day offer for the Taxice-A-Wrix New York Worlp and compares to the Dillon Examiner at $2.50 annually.
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