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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1897
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates: business locals ten cents per line for the first insertion and eight cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing ads available on application. Notices of events with admission fees or profit from sales are charged at five cents per line. obituaries poetry five cents per line.
Local items include spread of ads and notices on Dillon Mercantile Co stock and wall paper, post office changes in Allesville, cattle shipments to Omaha from Norris, and Dillon brass band concert success. Mentions Joseph A Browne visiting from Melrose with trout stock, and Miner Charlie Watson’s gold dust distributions.
The three day Dillon race meeting opens today with expectations of a record turnout. 110 stalls accommodate a large string of horses including top harness names like Ruby Messenger Herdsman and others with records from 2 31/4 to 2 46.
Incomplete and garbled text describes an invitation to a group called Vestiers to a state burial retreat with references to a beating plate and inspection, but the passage is largely unreadable and lacks coherent facts.
A local Madison county item reports Dillon hosts a four day rest week festival starting Wednesday. The piece mentions editorial praise from Dillon residents and notes railroad rate changes and a public sale of estate assets. Names include Walter Vetters, Little Whitehead, Purcer and Heep Paylor, and references to Stoller Wallace painters.
A notice from the board of trustees states a stockholders meeting will be held to discuss increasing pay and dividends. It names officers and attestation by H. Paver as secretary and sets forth the deposed officers in charge.
Partially legible text references desorption of iron and related chemical processes with scattered mentions of a case site and questioning of work practices. The fragmentary source includes garbled names and phrases, preventing a coherent summary of events or entities.
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