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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1896
Page
5
Rates show local column charges of 2 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent line. Business locals priced at 16 cents per line and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing advertisements rates available on request.
Subscriptions urged to settle delinquencies while advertisers promote goods and services. Local notices include transit schedules, hotel changes, confectionery and wallpaper ads, liquor and tobacco product promotions, church meetings, and civic updates from Dillon Montana with references to figures, people and places in the community.
Dillon readers learned of wedding news, fair week visits, political activity, and court actions. The county clerk led Fair association duties, while candidates and precinct primaries planned events. Accidents at the fair and upcoming naturalization and probate updates are also reported.
All bills and claims must be presented to the secretary by Oct Toth the date of the last board meeting. No bill will be paid after that date. Premiums not published in papers will be attended to by the secretary if notice is sent before Oct Toth.
Beaverhead County, Montana, to elect a county central committee for two years and nominate candidates for state senator, two representatives, three county commissioners, and various county offices. Precincts listed for representation and polling, with details on eligibility and voting officials.
The text notes a large number of sample copies of Tre Pvanixek will be sent out during the campaign. It states the samples are aimed at readers and profits and that the sample distribution will be discontinued after the election.
The Union Pacific offers round trip tickets to Salt Lake on October date with a return in October. Availability and specific departure details were not clearly stated in the text.
An old advertisement touts electric Bitters as a nerve tonic and blood purifier aiding digestion and liver and kidney function. It also claims Dr King's New Discovery cures consumption and coughs, with trial bottles offered at specific drug stores.
Readable note lists lodging and meal prices near the Opposite Railroad Depot in Dillon Montana. Daily rate stated as two dollars per day. Meal tickets priced at five dollars and ninety cents for two meals.
A settler from Banc Montana filed notice of intent for final proof to support his claim HOE NS 8051 on the Banc Helena district. The proof is scheduled before the district court clerk at Dilks Montana on November 21, 1806. Witnesses listed include Linsciegs D Newell William Ashworth David J Pierson and John J Williams. W E Cox Register. First publication October 7. Land
A whee car load of syrup arrives offering Pure Canada Sap Vermint Maple Pure Sugar Syrup Mixed Sugar Syrup New Orleans Bisek Melesses and Mis serati Sorghum at bottom prices. Unclear delivery and contact details provided.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions cities, design selections and titles in a historical context. No clear people, dates, or organizations are readable to identify a specific event or outcome.
The New York World thrice-a-week edition provides 2 papers weekly, 18 pages per issue, totaling 156 papers yearly for one dollar. It claims larger size and faster news with weekly features, offering a $2.50 annual advance club rate with the Dillon Examiner.
Local readers praise Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and consumption with testimonials from Aug d Boget and Carsp beah meerchant of Safford. Electric Bitters is recommended as a spring tonic aiding digestion and fever recovery, with trial bottles at a noted drug store.
Notice to sportsmen warns no shooting or harming allowed on the ranch south of ters. Violators will be prosecuted. Signed by GW EMEBICE.
A Confederate era notice offers a twenty five dollar reward for a lost Colt revolver described as a double action with a short barrel. The finder should contact the undersigned, who notes the item was lost in a Villon area.
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