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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1897
Page
5
Rates for local advertising list 2 cents per line for running items and 10 cents for first insertion with 5 cents per line for notices and obituaries. Letters to the editorial or business departments go to The Examiner. Notices of church festivals fairs or sales with admission or profit are 5 cents per line.
Passenger north bound No.7 schedules with freight and local trains. Dillon news notes Henry Garrett, school books, Wall Paper ads, church services, a city council meeting, deaths and funerals, new faculty at the State Normal, and community items from Dillon Montana with scattered business ads and personal notices.
Katherine Theresa McBride and Luke Lavery wed yesterday morning at St Rose Catholic Church in Dillon. Rev Cyril Pauwelyo officiated as relatives and friends witnessed. The bride hails from a prominent Chicago family. Lavery has 15 years with Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line as construction train superintendent. After a brief Fremont County visit they plan a Chicago wedding and will settle in Dillon with many friends cheering their return.
The Dillon fair and races directors invite Madison Lewis and Beaverhead County exhibitors to present agricultural, stock, and industrial resources. Race attendees from local stock clubs are urged to participate. purses are described with a 5 percent surplus. Public notice lists distribution and mailing details for race day programs and entry instructions.
A fragmentary item lists a purchase involving Freek and Mortens with amounts such as 2 og and 25 287. It mentions MO EVANS and Forst pet icet in unclear context. The text reads like a damaged OCR of a local ad or notice with shaky pricing details.
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