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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1897
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for reading notices at 0 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Local business notices cost 10 cents for the first line and 5 cents for each following line. Church festival and social notices with admission or profit are charged at 0 cents per line, and obituaries and poetry are 5 cents per line.
The page records the Utah Northern timetable effective April 5 1806 with freight and passenger times and routes including Butte and Lake Copper entries. It also notes miscellaneous local items such as groceries stocks, school books, and a Meagher county teachers institute with President Sanders, plus details of tax deadlines and a Modern Woodmen of the World lodge in Dillon.
An article describes a Friday evening program at the opera house offering a first set of dance lessons under a directing instructor. It mentions various dance styles, participating teachers, and a plan to feature both beginner and advanced segments with multiple performances.
Public notice announces a meeting of the Sisckboliders association with payment of dues and a stated 23 percent end date. It includes subscription information and implies a tariff or exam related fee structure for members.
Henry No Copp, Washington land lawyer, releases updated Copp's Prospectors Manual. The mineralogical section is nearly rewritten by a Codoraite engineer with expertise in surveying and assay work, promising clearer guidance for prospectors and valuing practical ore evaluation.
A fragmented text presents a cryptic guide or literary piece by J Whitman Holmes. The readable portions mention a concise work and field content, with unclear references to edits or publication.
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