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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
4
Notices in focal column state charges per line for first and subsequent insertions and business locals rates. It mentions editorial and business management contact and lists various events with admission or gate profits to be charged by the line. The fragmentary text includes broken phrases about notices and rates.
Fragmentary OCR shows an Oregon Short Line timetable with a south bound departure around morning and a north bound return in the afternoon. The readable details include times near 4006 am and 707 pm with unclear station markers and partial labels.
A collage of Dillon area happenings includes visits by Jos. Veratillion and Jules Gaityas, plans for fashion samples from Missoula and Hamilton, and social events at the Manse and Presbyterian church. County officials address tax notices, and Adolphus Paris attends the Masonic grand lodge in Helena while local merchants and builders showcase services and products.
A land dispute from Dell and Bedrock pits Flora Craver against Isaac B. Stapp over SE desert entry in SW ¼, section 4, township 1 south range 12 west. Hearing before Notary H. R. Mellon as Helena land office commissioner gathers testimony, with stenographer John Hicks recording a large volume of evidence for submission to Helena officials.
The readable fragments mention Estrry Sorice and Sage Creek with a letter port and items including a grey matte branded with a quarter circle M oz. No clear event or location details are present.
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