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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner official paper of Beaverhead County is published every Wednesday by F. C. Kress, editor and proprietor, with a subscription price of 2 dollars per year in advance.
The speech centers on party unity and peace, urging a united front and adherence to Democratic principles. Attorney Root and Judge Macau are cited among speakers, with emphasis on opposing other factions and preserving party integrity as the election nears.
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a political letter discussing Democrats and Republicans, spring events, and opportunities. It references terms like Democrats and mentions decades of political discourse without clear context or dates.
The Montana spring elections show Democrats unified and fusion with other groups abandoned. Democrats expect a strong showing statewide, with Helena as an exception where non political factors influenced results. The party plans to maintain fusion avoidance and promote a united front in the fall campaign.
Montana Copper and Gold Mining Company restarts activity led by W A Heimbacher assistant superintendent with crew of engineers and miners. Ringed by development on the Hallarabioe copper prospects near Stone Creek Madison County the project aims to push workings with supervisor Heath erley overseeing initial phase as preparations continue for a broader program in the field.
A confusing OCR fragment shows arrest and legal action linked to a recent incident in the county. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but references imply ongoing detention, habeas corpus considerations, and potential court proceedings tied to the event.
Fragmentary note lists distances and landmarks around Big Sheep Creek and Brveet Creek with references to Peete Frederick Freeos and C. H. Smith. Mentions springs, creeks, and township notation Ti Twp 15 8 OW. No coherent event or date.
J J Cusick states the Redrock Irrigation Company dam project will reclaim ten thousand acres in Madison county by confining Bedrock lakes and building a canyon dam. The system aims for year‑end completion with controlled water release and agricultural use.
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