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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1895
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates: 2 cents per line for first insertion, cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business locals are 1 cent per line for the first insertion and 4 cents per line for each continuation. Standing ads rates available on application. Editorial and business matters should be addressed to Tax City CoN Examiner.
Town report and advertisements from Beaverhead County cover daily life including arrivals from Helena and Missoula, sales at Pybring and Byhrie grocers, holiday preparations, street work after a snowstorm, and notices from the Examiner about taxes, licenses, and local events.
An obscure tonic sold by Phoebe Phovos claims to stimulate bowels and aid kidneys, marketed as a digestive aid for the elderly. Advert claims list numerous ingredients and boast health benefits, touting a “new discovery” and urging readers to buy per bottle.
A damaged excerpt discusses Castoria as a child remedy and shifts to Montana legal matters. It mentions an attorney with long standing among Montana lawyers and cites a requirement for partnership firms to publish and file a certificate of copartnership with member names to gain standing. It warns noncompliance risks legal action by creditors and asserts costs relate to potential damages.
Mr. Matt Orr’s team is making good progress on the GOEL system with favorable weather likely completing work by the end of next week. A force of men is engaged in stringing and repairing wire due to loose set along the banks and the sees, causing breaks and deterring operations.
In the city area, plans for mine group repairs and road cut costs were discussed while W A Clark and Henry Lacgbos were named to cover the remaining funds. Since a new timetable, Abe Noribe and other travelers have faced delays up to six hours. The Tide treads now connect with the Omaha local passenger train, worsening delays along the route between Omaha and the line.
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