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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1900
Page
4
The Dillon Crammer weekly paper edited by F C Kress announces its Wednesday publication dated April 11, 1000 with subscription price noted as a per year advance. The text reflects antiquated newspaper formatting and header details.
A garbled OCR passage references Senator Chath Lise Nese and an election committee and deadlines. It mentions penalties and constitutional controls, with distorted names and phrases about electoral actions and possible indictments.
Kip Roce reports a small snowbound gathering at the Midway stage station dairy run by Boch Springs near Midway. The event aimed to elect a roads supervisor a trustee and a school board secretary with no votes cast and reports of whiskey present and minimal election activity.
A call for Democrats to unite across factions emphasizes backing William J. Bryan and a platform of sound Democratic principles. The writ discusses nominating clean, uncorrupted candidates and avoiding personal grudges, hoping the Butte and state party can rally behind a strong ticket to aid the national campaign.
A garbled OCR passage mentions castor Montaia, phite treaties, and diplomatic discourse. It references a chief, trusted elders, and perceived bias. The snippet is incomplete, offering no clear events, dates, or identifiable persons beyond scattered names.
The Beaverhead County Superintendent of Schools announces specific dates for a pet eye re ie et seh election to be held in the city house on Friday and Saturday in April, April 2, as stated by Jante e Carrer.
Fragmentary text lists individuals and estates including Avrie Kelien and Red Rock River, mentions Ches Gray and Petrick Letfond, deed transfers to Mrs. Mery Forrester in Dillon, plus odd phrases and unsettled references to properties and people.
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