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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1897
Page
5
Notices in the local column list rates for advertising. First 5 cents per line, 8 cents per line for each additional line. Standing ads prices available on application. Notices for church festivals fairs socials dances suppers with admission or profit from sales charged 5 cents per line. Obituary portraits 5 cents per line.
Dillon area notices include school book suppliers and papers at Arthur Wall Paper and Dillon Mercantile Co. shipments of nuts figs and Drivd Fruit. town business chatter covers real estate, hardware store upgrades, wall paper stock, and a wedding departure. Col. Larabee visits town. various shipments arrive. principal local figures purchase supplies.
The report lists John McQuary retiring from Sheridan after three weeks painting an $8,000 Raymond residence. Dr. C C Fairchild passed the state medical exam. Normal grounds work begins under Architect Haire. Mike Costello and Jupiter return from Boise. Jupiter ill after a race. Dillon schools see rising enrollment. increase from last year. Dr. Paul’s shop is burglarized. Sheriff Pandley learns of an arrest. A garbled section discusses new institutions and local politics with references to several figures and places, including Butte and Gore, amid a flood of mixed lines.
Helena Independent reports Col O F Goddard, Republican nominee for Congress last November, says there will be no fusion with silver Republicans in the next campaign. He expects the regular Republicans to field a ticket and notes growing party strength while warning against compromising principles for office. The piece reflects partisan tensions and a broad editorial context.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a hunting expedition with misreads and names. It mentions a grey eagle specimen presented or kicked during a trip and references multiple unexplained events and numbers. The passage lacks coherent narrative or clear outcome.
A garbled report from Alaska outlines stalled upgrades and plans disrupted by water shortages and apathy. It mentions Port Viikow and Port Waikeod, street names, and various names in a muddled account of local conditions, travel, and partial repairs amid ongoing disruptions.
A fragmented note describes a third lecture on Chevortime Teoange by Mal Wadhet and Phe Wah Shida of Wart. The reading lists discuss theological study and ethical themes, with references to Cordwood street and Citibea events.
Readable fragments suggest a humorous or musical tableaux with names like Hobthemps, Pope, Petlp, and others. The jumbled lines reference water needs, conveyance, and a crowd reacting to an event, ending with scattered phrases about work and a notable Peters sole.
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