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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1895
Page
5
Local business column lists insertion rates in cents per line with discounts for standing advertisers. Editorial staff notes mail address and contact details to Ersi insertion and formal business notices for the DilloExaminer publication.
A collage of town happenings lists bar silver and copper prices, smoking goods at R. I. Scearce and R. T. Scearce, and multiple townspeople visiting Butte, attending court, or traveling to Anaconda. It notes grain harvest progress, local sales at Thompson & Reynolds, upcoming performances by the Charlotte Tites Comedy Co., and various business notices, prices, and promotions alongside civic updates and a church social.
A dozen business leaders gathered at Dillon Furniture to discuss a hotel project costing about 20000 dollars. A site at Idaho and Center streets, donated with 2500 dollars in cash from Eliel Bros and M M Co, was favored. Committees visited sites and solicitors have started securing subscriptions.
Minnie Smith Mattie Priscoe and Cora McBride fined 825.50 each for keeping a disorderly house. A restaurant owner was fined eight days in jail for creating a disturbance and a broken rockery incident. Henry Rissman fined 10 for panhandling on the streets. Fines paid and prisoner released.
Frenk Detten Deden Spencer Chen Bell Bedert Rigby were taken to costody by Sheriff Hercfiten after sheep herder Fred Jetsen accused them of stealing his watch and abducting his companion. They were remanded on $500 bail each. preliminary examination set for Saturday before Justice Hedger.
The final action of state and county boards of equalization lists taxable wealth by county, grouping into eight classes. Silver Bow leads First Class with 28 071 43. others in Second through Eighth Class include Cascade Gallatin Deer Lodge Missoula Jefferson Park Beaverhead Madison Flathead Granite Dawson Ravalli and Yellowstone with varied totals.
Proceedings record adduitistrative orders and hearings in diverse cases including Hayes v. Wardence and state versus defendants. Trials set for September. default and allegations noted. Intelligible fragments reference citizenship, revenue laws, and a peculiar cigar remark.
The readable portions present a jumbled mix of names places and phrases lacking a clear single event or coherent narrative. Key entities and potential subjects are obscured by garbled words making precise identification difficult.
The fragment mentions hiv related terms and arbitration but lacks clear facts, names, or outcomes. It appears as partial text with no identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a coherent news note.
A month ago Brought the Dansa initiated a bid tier and then registered the next day. The fragment notes a sequence of actions around a bidding tier and subsequent registration. Entity references are limited to the sparse names present.
Fragments describe the Town College football frame failing to secure a decisive moment on Monday night. Report notes a return from a previous opponent and hints at a near miss or misplayed play affecting the outcome.
An advertisement touts Ayers Pills as a universal remedy for relief, claiming they ease constipation and promote wellness. It emphasizes simplicity of use and positions the product as a leading solution in the market.
A fragment describes Dr King’s New Discovery helping a patient with coughs and chest issues. The narrator notes quick relief and a favorable outcome, mentioning a price and local store context.
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