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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1889
Page
5
A local notice warns that all dogs not having tax collars by the 16th inst will face shooting by the marshal. The terse alert targets dog owners and enforces collar compliance.
Nesore Fyhrie & Co grocers invite attention to stock of foreign and domestic condiments and road carts priced 26 to 30 dollars. Ditton Lumber Co offers one grey horse about ten years old with branding details. Beaverhead county bonds Nos 6 to 46 of 1883 issue paid at treasurer’s office. intergest will cease after date. Wood dealers offer cords of seasoned wood at 47.3 per cord delivered in any quantity.
A long list of local ads and notices highlights hearty sales at OLE Monsa's, G W Dart Hardware Co, Hammerslaugh Kaufman, O O K, and more. Community updates mention weather, school events, church fairs, and a fatal horse incident near Vipond Park.
The city council approved a Board of Health to combat a rising scarlet fever outbreak. The board may impose quarantines and close public schools until after the holidays. Reporting cases within twenty four hours is required, with warnings placed on affected houses.
A fragment references individuals Edwin Hollinsworth and Kiva Lotfman in a city notice. The text implies a December date and a legal or civic context but lacks complete details. Further readable lines likely contain events or actions involving these persons in this locale.
Josie daughter of Meo and Mrs Polew of Alpena Michigan died at age 3 years 3 days after an illness of one week at the residence of L. C Burhrie. The cause listed is scarlet fever.
The text lists numerous garbled place and group names amid scattered phrases about safety and prices. It reads like a disrupted historical notice noting markets, elders, and localities with no clear event or date.
We offer the largest stock of holiday goods in the region and advertise unbeatable bargains. Customers are urged to examine stock early and choose presents before the best items are gone.
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