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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1896
Page
5
Public notice lists advertising charges for the Dillon Examiner. It specifies 20 cents per insertion for police court notices, 15 cents for the first line and 5 cents for each additional line for subsequent insertions, and 16 cents for the first line of business notices with 5 cents per extra line. Standing ads rates available on request.
The fragment lists spring 1806 timetable items for Utah Northern with passenger northbound and freight southbound prefixes, showing times such as 1:10 a m for Butte fast freight north and 1:50 p m for time freight south, plus local north and other notes in incomplete form.
Local notices cover hardware, merchandise prices, court trips, and travel. Dillon updates include new voting precincts and judges of election, community ads, and lively references to businesses and residents in the region.
The EXa MINER reports that Hos. BR. BR. Lesith Helesz the Democratic Populist nominee for governor will address Beaverhead county voters on Saturday evening September 1 in the Dillon opera house Col. C. B. Neelan of Helena also speaks for attorney general.
The Dell precinct Democrats held a Monday evening primary. Smith McEnright won the delegate seat and H. Dowling was elected as alternate. He is restricted for Smith for serif and AL Young for
A Montana telegram reports a new wealth find at the Old Faithful mine near Rapnack, five miles from Bannack. A rich ore ledge, opened last week after years of neglect, yielded seventeen ounces of gold per quarter pound of rock, prompting a New York stock company to push operations with fifty workers.
The article reports on a Democratic primary in which Edwin Norris was elected chairman and W. Corbrat secretary. Delegates to the county convention were chosen on the first ballot, with several listed names and alternates. It notes changes in township officers and local judicial and election administration details, plus a court case on school district taxes and registration deadlines for the upcoming election.
The Ephor Examiner sketches the Bannack exchange with letters signed Hot Stuff and Montagu. It notes plans to publish the epistles, details about local figures and events, and references to electricity schemes, debts, and courtlike accusations during a tumultuous period.
Anedited OCR fragment hints at a local event or figure in a city context. Readable names and places are scarce, but the piece implies civic or social activity with possible references to local institutions and a forthcoming action or outcome. The exact details remain unclear.
Fallent Mississippi business notices urge customers to visit MADAME J BOURRET for the correct styles and largest selection of goods, promising advantage to callers at her location.
A terse public notice prohibits shouting or booting on the reach of the endersigned area north of town. The text mentions night riders and unclear references to prosecond and EMERICE.
A historical ad-style notice touts Electric Bitters as a mild restorative for stomach and bowel function. It claims natural support, weak appetite, and improved tone with a promise of a free trial at the Perige Store and a medicine offered by Mrs Phoebe Thetans of Junction.
In Beaverhead County Montana the Dillon District Court issues an order for all interested parties to appear at the city of Dillon on September 26, 1846 at 9:00 a.m. to show cause why the mortgage order should not be made. A copy of this order will be published in the Dillon Examiner for two consecutive weeks before September 28. Done in open court September 15, 1206. Judge Fearner. First publication Sept. 16.
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