Dillon Examiner News Briefs Show Local happenings
The historic Dillon Examiner dated Wednesday October 2 1893 reports on events around town. Read of community notices and brief items highlighting local governance and daily life in the era.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1895
Page
4
The historic Dillon Examiner dated Wednesday October 2 1893 reports on events around town. Read of community notices and brief items highlighting local governance and daily life in the era.
The prize fighters are doing all the talking with Gev Culbertson delivering his statement while he cuts wood, signaling a quiet posturing before the next bout.
Public sentiment shows increased sympathy for the Cuban revolutionaries. Recognition as belligerents would be popular among many, reflecting a shift in attitude toward the conflict.
A figure dubbed Tuk New Mexico Messiah creates a stir in Denver before planning a Chicago visit in November. He declines money or other compensation for his acts, asserting a higher purpose.
Fragmentary text criticizes Lieutenant Peary and Arctic trips as wasteful, urging preventive steps and noting costs to muscle, effort, and time without clear specifics or facts.
The item approves a proposal to raise funds through a subscription plan for the Dillon project. It discusses aligning the plan with a prudent budget and notes the aim to secure the necessary capital.
The text notes Ty speaking with authority and RG hinting at a percentage about business failures. It mentions many failures year over year and draws contrast with advertisers, while suggesting that despite challenges, hotel chefs and others continue to pursue business, though details are garbled.
Over the past week efforts to advance the hotel project show progress though not a guarantee of success. The majority of funds required have been raised and only a few more steps remain before construction resumes.
The Billings Gazette notes Helesa's mounting troubles with a garbled summary alleging strikes and stalled projects. It mentions rail lines and river works, an election, and planned controls amid an anxious, uncertain backdrop.
Fragmentary text reports a mining or property notice referencing Anaconda and several names or terms. Readable names include Anaconda and PeTrLs F Hee He, with mentions of property dealings and a possible payment or sale action.
The text argues for focusing on business interests and calls for an extra legislative session as a lesser evil to improve public service efficiency and address issues in the state. It emphasizes the need to balance interests and avoid ongoing reverges state and property concerns.
Local authorities face jail crowd and unrest as prisoners spend long hours idle with few tasks. Community leaders urge Sheriff Hamilton to coordinate court orders and employ inmates for work to curb mischief and improve order.
W A Clark purchases Laughlin brothers five Argenta area mining claims for 20000 in silver prospects the Alice Copper King Hill Side Silver Rule and Mayflower northwest of Argenta Clark plans immediate development with a large force of men and potential county impact noted valued at favorable price by a respected mining figure.
Advertisement for a salve sold by R. I. Scearce promising to treat wounds, bruises, sores, ulcers, rashes, fever sores, tetter, chopped hands, chilblains, corns and eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded and is priced at 25 cents per box.
After a careful market survey across St. Joseph St. Louis and Chicago Madame Bourret presents a complete stock of high class millinery. Patrons are assured of satisfactory prices and first class work from Madame J Bourret.
A notice announces a land and mining proceeding in Beaverhead County Montana. It references a claim by Phouias Ve and Youoare, describing tract boundaries, distances, and locations, with dates and involved parties. The document cites legal authority under revised statutes and mentions exploration and discovery stakes and a hearing or action by a named authority in Montana.
A local amateur company organized performances at a theater in town with notable reception from attendees. The event featured attempts by producer Thatcher and manager Ey to showcase new acts while staff changes included Pacific Express Co appointing a new office head as the season continues with continued community support.
A damaged OCR fragment presents unclear local notice content with partial names and terms. Readable items suggest a municipal action or sale but specifics and dates are missing.
Public notice concerns an individual named Samer dl Morelton and indicates publication of legal or administrative action. The document references Me cis Neel Peters and outlines related filing or procedural steps in a formal jurisdictional context.
An applicant named James Montgomery Files to prove his continuous residence and cultivation of a tract near Do tang. He lists witnesses Tremens J. Law, Joseph Arealé, August Jabekie, Wistoen Montens, J. Keyes, M. Evans and Regigter as part of the record dated First pebifient Orteder 24, with details of the property and sec 328.
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