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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1894
Page
3
Local items report bar bargains at Cushing & Sons and voter registrations by John T Yoo. Numerous visits and trips include Miss Adelaide Staves to Iowa and F T Collins to Pola r i s Ogden. Activities cover political meetings, court terms for naturalization, a 13 pound boy born to Johan Kent, church synod in Butte, and Helena capital bid events.
The Helena ribbon is scarce in the area with one young wearer noted by the EXAMINER man. M A Henneberry reports Tom Haw's sheep sold well in Chicago at about 2.50 per head after costs. Anaconda boosters rallied in Lima with Col T O Leary and Pat Boland speaking, showing loyalty.
No service at St James next Sunday. Rev Wooker plans a Sheridan service Sunday morning and Twin Bridges in the evening. West Side Clericus meets at St James on St Luke's Day Oct 18 with several visiting pastors from Butte Deer Lodge Anaconda Philipsburg. Holy Communion at 7 am Morning prayer and address at 9 am Intercession for missions at 12 pm Missionary meeting at 7:40 pm with visiting clergy.
Mrs Bessette will open a dancing school this evening in Masonic hall. Classes meet every Wednesday and Saturday evening from 7:30 to 10:30. No spectators. Dances to be taught include the Vassar Wentworth Manitee Two Step Rosetta Princess and other popular dances. A class for beginners will also be organized.
Hal S. Corbett of Missoula spoke to a Montana audience on free coinage of silver at 16 to 1 and urged Democrats to elect a pro silver congressman. He praised the party’s history with silver, argued for renewed effort from Pacific coast and Northwest Democrats, and criticized opponents Hartman and Smith. He also touched on tariff policy, Wilson bill, and called for protection of Montana’s mining industry while urging voters to back his candidacy.
The Democratic mass convention met in the courthouse on Saturday afternoon. J W Nelson was nominated for sheriff and J Z Murray for representative. Other selections included A C Hammond for county clerk and T W Poindexter Jr for assessor with L Manson to fill the remaining term as county commissioner.
Revised list shows Democratic and Populist county committees submitting nomination certificates to County Clerk Murray. The ticket features J. P. Murray and H. S. Pond in the assembly race, B. W. Nelson as Sheriff, A. C. Hatemead for Clerk, A. S. Rife as Treasurer, Al Fansher as Assessor, with further names listed as placeholders.
On Saturday October 26 we present at our store the complete sample lines from one of the nation's largest cloak factories. The display features over 500 garments including the latest novelties in outerwear and fashion.
Wholesale sale of Ladies Misses and Children cloaks and wraps in newest materials. Garments delivered at once. Special sizes or styles available by order. Take advantage to buy a stylish wrap at wholesale.
Helena Herald notes Hecla Consolidated Mining Company of Glendale declares a dividend of 6 per cent and reports total cash dividends of 1 050 000 to stockholders under General Manager Henry Knippenberg who plans a month absence. He plans a December trip to Mexico. The article also covers election certificate rules from Attorney General Haskell and misc local notices and ads.
Notice of publication for mining patent application by Chat Abram Odell of Helena Montana seeking Ligh An oatient at the Palit diode and Cable Lode within the Gard Monniaite Mining District Beaverhead County Montana. Describes claims, locations, and adjacent lodes with bearings, distances, and patent status. Adverse claim period and publication offices noted.
Notice to Wehard Hameark and heirs that $100 has been expended on the Wheat Easy Quirty Lode Mining Claim in Beaverhead County Montana to maintain the claim. Unless the share is contributed within ninety days after service of publication, the claim may be forfeited and will vest in the claimant. Publication dates and official names appear in the notice.
Notice by the administrator of the estate of George W Poindexter of Dillon Montana announces a private sale of the real property described as northern halves and various quarters in sections seven and eight township ten south range seven west containing 640 acres with water rights and improvements. Bids must be in writing and delivered to the administrator.
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