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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1895
Page
5
Rates for first basection and subsequent lines are stated with cents per line. Letters to the editorial department should be addressed to the City Examiner.
The Bannack Beaverhead county mine accident killed Perry E Meade a night shift worker. A sixty pound boulder lodged the drift trapping him under debris and water. coroner's jury ruled death by accidental strangulation due to mine conditions. Residents aided a search but delayed by debris.
The Pacers express gratitude to those who helped during the illness and after the death at Bannaks following the fire at R fog Co's ground. Sincere sympathies are extended to Mr. J S Meage and family including Lovisa F Meade and Lexwre Meare.
Prof Sullivan presents a varied herd concert program featuring pieces like Forresters Golden Cate and Feppy Bove Dalby Parke Hemiship Bardore Bole. A portion of the stock from Fytrie Commercial Cr is offered to the Fyderle Grocery Co with prices posted in the hall for buyers.
Mrs Polndeater resigns from her post as county superintendent of public schools. The board received the notice after a brief meeting and has yet to appoint a successor. The Methodist church figures prominently in town reaction and local rumors.
In a scrambled report, WooS Pert considers a new approach with Peter Stows to improve a plan. Ulis Pordeis is cited in connection with the discussion, while Dever is noted as a referenced location or actor.
An archaic notice promises free sample letters and correspondence, asking readers to send names and addresses to receive mailed responses. It mentions posters or letters and a timed process, with a fake address and no clear event or verifiable details.
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