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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1895
Page
5
A collection of brief notices from the Dillon Examiner including delinquent subscriptions, local ads, town movements, and upcoming events. Mentions collectors urging readers to check receipts, business updates from RR 1 Scearce and Thompson Reynolds, cattle shipments, homestead residents, church notices, and social gatherings in Dillon.
The piece lists personnel changes and events across Missoula and Bozeman including contracts for the normal school building and Bozeman agricultural college, court adjournments, and various residents’ travels. It notes new laws on compulsory schooling and advertisements from Fyhrie Grocery Co. It also mentions forgeries, property trades, church dedicatory services, and local business promotions.
Local Be av erhead County wool growers held an internal meeting last Saturday and postponed their regular convention and organization. Idaho Wool Growers Association represented by Frank J. Hegart discussed practical organization models and support for marketing and protection of the wool industry. In separate items, courthouse reports noted arrests and paroles for a petit larceny case, and a political gathering featured General Kery of Ingesseria Army addressing a crowd before a meeting.
A legal figure named Burleigh outlines a constitutional case before the presiding authority concerning the press and the legality of a county press entity. The text references his professional status and intentions to prepare arguments and present opinions within state law.
A garbled local notice reports a marriage event and related names in Michigan amid distorted text. It references individuals and dates in a damaged advertisement style, with unclear roles and incomplete details.
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