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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1896
Page
5
Reading notices in local column rate four cents per line for first insertion and sixteen cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business locals ten cents per line for final insertion and eight cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Rates for standing advertisements furnished on application. All editorial and business management correspondence to Tas Diriom Examiner.
Delinquent subscriptions urged payment. Railroad schedules, local business ads, and social notes fill the scene. Town residents like Joseph Shineberger and Grace Lamont appear among visits, purchases, and plans for church and public improvements in Dillon Montana.
M L Davidson informs Tus Ex AMINER that Thomas Pollard proprietor of the Madison House in Virginia City and Floyd Closser of Butte have drawn plans for a Dillon hotel. They expect to visit Dillon soon to interest local capitalists and aim for Dillon parties to subscribe stock. If funded Pollard would manage the hotel.
Dell Montana items report cattle movement and threshing season nearing end. Residents visitations, new cabins rising along the valley between Dell and Tima. Mines in Ethorn yield copper and silver. output expected to rise. Clergy from Methodists and Presbyterians plan church services with Baptist cooperation. Local names include Grant Stover, Mary Heldbrook, J M Nesley, Geo Codfrey, and Rev Cattermole.
Garbled OCR reads like a sale notice for various goods with price stated as 23 cents per unit. Details are unreadable. sender and exact items unclear.
In Silver Bow county a test case questions when the newly elected county commissioners will assume duty. The prevailing view holds that the commissioners will not take office until November 8 1897. Successful candidates will seek court rulings to fix the exact start of their terms. The issue is pending in the courts with a January setting noted.
Notice announces a hearing on a petition in the district court in Dillon Montana. It specifies the date as the 34th day after October and the time at ten oclock in the morning at the courthouse in Dillon. Objections must be filed by the appointed time with clerk Ewin Nongss. First publication November 11.
Crackdown warning from Daal I PRL Lovell states violators will be prosecuted for improper bunting near the Pee south of Tow, urging compliance with local norms.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions prices at a roof and a few scattered proper nouns. The readable content is minimal with no clear event, names, dates, or locations to identify a cohesive news item.
The notice promotes a weekly paper with broad readership across states and territories. It highlights affordable annual pricing and references subscription details, aiming to attract female readers and noting various staff or contributors. It mentions a particular editor or sponsor, Anthony, and lists shipping to multiple regions.
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