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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner lists reading notices with rates per line for first and subsequent insertions. Business locals and editorial letters have separate pricing and contact details. notices of church festivals and sales events may incur admission or profit charges per line.
A garbled recount of visitors and movements around Moyomiaida county includes Jock Keme’s recovery from a prepunch injury and plans to attend next week’s events. Mentions of Oyster cocktails, Senate saloon, and various residents describe routine social activity and forthcoming appearances.
A garbled text fragment mentions a swindler claim and selling books without authority. It references a person named Wade and hints at a scam or deceit involving payments and poor outcomes. Details are unclear due to the corrupted OCR.
Readable parts describe racing events and results with unclear fragments. Mentions about pies, prices, and people named Pete and Ee may indicate a community fair or race day, but specifics are unreadable.
A garbled OCR entry discusses ceremonial mace privileges and a payment amount of about $1.50 at back posts. The readable fragments reference the mace and a formal decision, but details are unclear.
Local items report rancher Al Hatten in the Big Hole near Jackson handling Dillon business Saturday. E L Hall and Clarence Ridgeway of the Montana Gold Dredge return Monday from hunting near St. Anthony Idaho. Church topics planned for Sunday include The Religious Motive and Great Truths of Great Religions.
Fragmentary OCR shows a livestock pricing note mentioning per ton values and ownership hints, but key names, locations, and specifics are unreadable. The legible fragment indicates a quote about costs and weights without coherent context or complete entities.
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