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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1902
Page
5
Classified notice outlines rates for local column ads at 15 cents per line with initial and subsequent insertions. Frat week ads priced at 10 cents per line with 6 cent per line for each following insertion. Standing ad rates available on application. Letters should be addressed to the editorial and business office.
A garbled OCR snippet shows scattered schedule-like terms with times such as 4:40 and 2:08 pm, directions like south bound and port bound, and scattered abbreviations and place names. The fragment hints at transport notices but lacks coherent details or full entities.
Local items report George Gray a Thrive visitor in town and Mrs. Waidort absent Helena this week. J. P. Loass visits, Rev Father Van der Broeck schedules two masses, and Democratic candidates tour the county. The Northern Mercantile loaded hay, millinery lines shown by Mrs. Hart, and tries to attract local shoppers.
Lasher of the Felr etere reported a piece of men at work moving a stack of goods from the old block on Hernack street to the store formerly occupied by BE Trener. Shortly after the stock was displayed, Mr. Lasher fell into maw in 3 poeities.
A freight wreck near Apex Wednesday halted passenger service and required a full night to clear. A wrecker from Lima aided a large Dillon crew who rebuilt a new track passage, delaying the 4:40 am and other trains until daylight Thursday.
The Missoula land office reports September receipts totaling 10 300 67, fourth largest month in three years, driven by cash entries and multiple land categories. The quarter ending September shows cash sales of 8 807 84 and fees totaling 4 016 24, bringing total receipts to 24 882 08.
Rev Jacob Malls of Helena will preach at both morning and evening services. The Lord’s Supper will be administered at the close.
A butchered note outlines offers for hay and sheep. It lists acres, tons, and a price per ton plus monthly rent terms. The fragment mentions a sale schedule over three months and a price per head for sheep at a specific per month rate.
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