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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1896
Page
3
Reading notices and advertisements from the Dillon Examiner cover rates for advertising and business listings, with notices of local personalities, travel, and political registration. The column notes time table details, shipments, new products, and community updates involving Owsley, Scearce, Paulsen, Parker, Donovan, and Bernstein.
The regular council session noted absence of Aldermen Anderson and Barton with the mayor and clerk presiding. September police and treasurer reports were filed for referral to finance. An unfavorable fire and public order report on a city prison shelter project was adopted. Several bills were approved and others referred for investigation. Funds were apportioned to police 160 dollars streets and alley 500 dollars and lights 810 dollars. The council adjourned to meet again tonight.
The Democratic county campaign opened last Saturday in Bannack at Mickis hall with a packed audience. Edwin Norris WOH Cochran and Jos Ro Poindey ter spoke as Democratic and People's party candidates received a cordial reception. Voters showed strong support for Degan and free silver. fusion ticket expected solid backing. MoL Parker district judge attended and was introduced to Bannack voters before the group moved to Argenta for further outreach.
Charles H. Deputy and Misa Watie Kadletz wed last Wednesday at the James Bo Bstes home with about eleven invited guests. G Cottettide officiated, George Murray was best man, Nettie Williams bridesmaid. numerous wedding presents were received and a supper followed by a serenade. The couple planned to reside at the Commercial hotel as work on the colonial school restarts with ten bricklayers and a growing workforce. A Living Library event is planned by St James church with books personified by young ladies. ten cent admission for ten minute loans, five cents for extension. Betkin meeting postponed due to Lieut Gov Betkin’s illness. Botkin injured in an eastern town incident and unlikely to campaign soon.
Beaverhead county delegates meet in the courthouse to adopt the St. Louis platform. They appoint temporary officers, nominate permanent leadership, and pass resolutions reaffirming loyalty to the National Republican platform and McKinley Hobart ticket.
The Beaverhead county convention pledged support for presidential electors Henry Knippenberg F H Nash and J H Vivian and for congressman O F Goddard praising Republican principles and financial honesty. Delegates criticized Hartman and Mantle for backing a Democratic Populist ticket and endorsed Frank Showers for judge with continued party leadership.
T he Flecge gs ocietion announces premiums and bills due for settlement. The secretary, T J Murray, will pay all bills and premiums Saturday October 1 at the society clerk's store in the court house.persons who filed claims or are entitled to premiums must call for payment.
A garbled notice lists sample copies of music or dance items for a cart event with unreadable lines about reading and profit. It mentions syrup products including Pure Canada Sap and Maple syrup with mis-spelled pricing and unclear supplier details.
Becklen's Ameal Salve claims cures for cuts, herpes, ulcers, boils, piles, and skin eruptions with money-back guarantee. Price 25 cents per jar. Sold by R. I. Scarrce. The Fabrie Grocery Co advertises the best potatoes in the market and urges early ordering before stock runs out.
An old advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs colds consumption and throat chest long ailments. It claims safety reliability and a money back guarantee with trial bottles free at EB. Searce's Drug Store and lists regular sizes of 50 cents and 1.00.
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