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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1896
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for local and business notices, calls out delinquent subscribers, and prints a long stream of local items. It notes postal and rail schedules, prices for metals, groceries, and confectionery, plus various visitors, speeches, and church events. The column also reports taxes due, county officer salaries, and upcoming public notices.
The Oct 28 edition of Tax Examiner relays that W. Francis, the Republican candidate for county treasurer, has shifted from McKinleyite gold standard views to tout a silver record. The Examiner denies Assessor Noyes supplied internal information and insists Noyes has no political information for the paper. The dated stance on Noyes remains fixed.
County Clerk Murray will mail the certificates of election to all new county officers elected at the last election. The new codes require that they qualify within ten days after receiving their certificates, or the offices will be declared vacant.
Jenn B Hardy forged proof for a homestead entry on upper Grease Hopper Creek. The estate of Withert deceased appoints Lambert Ebel and Theothire Nelson as administrators each bonded at fifteen thousand dollars.
A Monday meeting at Arreory hall enrolled sixteen new members and sworn them in. With existing officers expired, officials will be elected next Monday at headquarters. A captain first and second lieutenant will be chosen. three or four additional members may join before then.
The Anaconda Standard reports provisional Montana results for presidential electors governor and congress. Mentens tallies near 55 000 with Bryan at 43 680 McKinley 10 % Hartman 34003 Greidard 9 546 Steith 34 26 Botkin 14 994 Bryxo leads by 22 296 Barteau 24 357 Smith 2411.
The Sons of the Revolution Montana Society announces annual prizes of engraved silver and bronze medals for Montana public school pupils. Essays on The Causes That Led to the Revolution must be 1776 to 1897 words and signed with a nom de plume. Envelopes with real name and school must accompany each piece and be mailed to Herbert Mattesen in Great Falls by February 28.
The piece argues that persistent and judicious advertising keeps a business in the trade’s mind and eventually yields advantage over rivals. It contrasts advertisers who spend on printers ink with those who save, concluding advertising bears fruit over time and warranted by sustained effort.
Weary N Copp of Washington D C has revised The Prospector Manual a mineralogical work now a popular guide for beginners and seasoned prospectors. The new edition, by a Colorado pioneer with years in the field, covers assay methods and claim locating. Available at principal bookstores or from the author.
A scrambled OCR style fragment shows a car load log possibly from a grocery or supplier. It mentions Pure Canada sugar and mixed sugar, with references to Orleans, sugar products, and a grocery company. Strong entities include Syrep copsisting, Vernet Mare, and FYHRIE GROCERY CO.
Free pamphlets offered by Mesers C A Leow & Co of Washington DC and Delaware attorneys. They advertise information on patents, caveats, copyrights, trademarks, patents and design patents. The notice targets United States and foreign applicants.
A court in Dillon Montana sets a hearing date for a probate matter. The notice names clerk Epwis Neopets and attorney for the estate and cites a November date for filings and actions.
A garbled text fragment describes prescriptions and remedies with scattered medical terms. It mentions constipation, various names, a place or store reference, and hints at procedures or cautions. The overall sense is advice or notes about medicines and health care.
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