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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1895
Page
5
Fragmentary text shows editorial and business correspondence notes. It mentions letters related to the editor and business management, with instructions about advertisement and circulation processes. Text is garbled and difficult to fully interpret.
Local news fills the column with names, visits, business updates, and happenings around Dillon Bannack and nearby towns. Mentions include Scearce at the Dillon Drug Store, various residents traveling to Missoula Portland and Twin Bridges, business ads for Fabrie Grocery Co and the Dillon Implement Co, dredging work at Bannack, and community events such as bicycle races and amateur theatre rehearsals. The report blends social notes with small business and civic updates.
The district court's fall term opened with numerous items from miscellany to probate. Appointments of appraisers in several estates, guardian accounts approved, hearings set for December and September terms, pleadings due by Sept 15, and multiple civil actions including defaults, divorces, and a contempt dismissal against a relator.
The board adjourned Wednesday appointing Albert A Moe as justice of the peace and Peter Seybold as constable for Glendale. Mile Cofia is named county superintendent to fill Kate Poindexter’s vacancy, with Jennie Carter as applicant. Dr. H A Bond becomes temporary county physician until the next meeting. Enrollment figures for public schools and staff names follow, indicating district staffing and projected trends.
The council debated a treasury report showing funds to date and approved an ordinance to adjust street grades on Hil Ge streets per the surveyor's recommendation. Several bills were introduced and passed for city services, salaries, and work on Main and Montene streets. A violent incident on Montene street followed the meeting with injuries reported.
State byeman David D L fe of Helens arrived Monday evening to inspect the Heaverhead county records. He seeks to verify the ver sis and purposes of the county courty versis keeping their records as required by the new codes.
Madame J Bourret states that after careful investigation she personally selected and bought the latest novelties in vaudeville fashion and evening attire. She promises high quality merchandise across departments with prices reasonable and satisfactory to patrons.
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