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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1898
Page
5
Advertising rates appear in a garbled clipping listing charges per line. It notes 6 cents per line for fancy articles and 5 cents per line for acknowledgments and poetry notices, with unclear sections referencing editorial decisions and placement.
Passenger No 7 northbound due 10 a m 8 gouth 7 20 p m ERELGUT No 27 Butte fast freight north 1 10 m Local north 10 00 a m 2 gouth 14 15 a om 90 Time freight south 1 80 p m
A sprawling column lists Butterick patterns, shoes, hats, and novelties from Dillon stores, with local names such as Cochran, Dillon News Co, and Haimer. It covers new clerks, travel, fairs, church services, medical offices, and a political registration reminder for the upcoming election.
Poor weather kept hundreds from the Dillon fair and race meeting, with a snow storm forcing omission of the final day program. Despite slow turnout, fast track times and notable races highlighted the event, while exhibits failed to meet prior standards.
Incomplete OCR text lists multiple names and filings such as posts, permits, and articles of organization. It mentions individuals like Margeret Redet and George Bobdie along with references to certificates and nomination documents.
Beav erhead county adjourned Republican convention saw only ten delegates attend last Friday. John G Willis spoke for the straddle bug faction admitting no platform was set and that two central committees would decide the party platform.
Fragmented text references officials, public works, bids, and prices. Mentions Pinewaid and a Pots or Pda dip. Details are garbled, but hints at a contract or sale with a price around three dollars and a proposed fixture. The document reads as a local notice with unsure dates and names.
The text describes Western Crated States newspapers, the advantage of large papers, and weekly editions. It mentions publishers, prominent writers, and the republic’s daily and weekly issues, including prices for six months and yearly subscriptions. It highlights the value of news from the Associated Press.
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