Fragmented OCR note on trade and faith details
The readable text mentions a calendar of events, marriages, and a trade reference. Names and places are unclear, but it notes a wedding and a trade activity with scattered phrases about faith and dates.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
4
The readable text mentions a calendar of events, marriages, and a trade reference. Names and places are unclear, but it notes a wedding and a trade activity with scattered phrases about faith and dates.
Readable details describe a political scene with candidates and committees. Mentions include a secretary and chairmen, indicating procedural debates and electoral actions in a city setting. The text references percentages and voting topics, suggesting coverage of campaign dynamics and party processes.
The document outlines a Democratic convention with officers including senator and representatives and county officials. It lists precincts Argenta Glendale Polaris Red Rock Bannack Berrete's Pioneer Birch Creek Blacktail Fox area and assigns delegate counts. Precinct primaries should be held on Saturday Sept under the precinct committeeman, with each precinct electing delegates and alternates who must be Democratic residents. If a delegate is absent an alternate may substitute. unrepresented precincts have no proxy votes. Endorsed by chairman Col Owen Norgis and secretary GEO RK METLEN.
The Heaverhead county Commissioners report a steady reduction in county expenses while increasing the levy to its highest ever level to fund the new free clinic and community needs. Despite this higher levy the board cuts other funds and shows a net remaining balance.
The read text appears garbled with stray letters and broken phrases. It mentions dates, weights, and names in a chaotic sequence, making it hard to identify a clear event, person, or location. No coherent news item or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
The piece discusses a game where Lima players and Pocatello players formed a team, details past behavior at Lina with imported players, and criticizes coverage by the Salt Lake Tribune. It notes a Lima rooter accusing outsiders and mentions a Dillon resident pitcher and a Pocatello player replacement deemed treacherous by Manager Sebree.
Gov Saith appointed a five member executive board for the State Normal School including B F White Leonard Buel Edwin Norris AJ L Stowe and CG Kress. Leonard Kind was elected chair and A J Stone secretary treasurer with Swain named acting president pending permanent choice. Regular opening arrangements for September discussed and Democratic committee plans set at Beaverhead County courthouse.
A damaged court notice from Lima references a June hearing and an affidavit by Mrs Sears regarding furnished property and a bonded claim. It notes duties and penalties for noncompliance and signs by Justice of Peace G H Tiwi, dated August 1900 era.
Beaverhead county Montana invites sealed proposals by 2 p m in September 1900 for a seventy foot pile bridge over the north branch of the Big Hole river on the county road near Nelson Johnson ranch. Bids per county specs with bonds, add own plews, addressed to the county clerk. Board may reject any or all bids.
District Court notices the Apalla Lodge Nae 510 OFL seeks leave to sell real property in Dillon Montana. Trustees must show cause August 21 1908 why court should authorize sale of land described as block 5 in town of Dillon including the lot and improvements. Witnessed by Clerk and seal.
Notice outlines an election for a constitutional amendment in Montana. It references House Bill WO and an act related to Supreme Court structure and Justices. It names state officials and legal procedures, noting confirmation by the court and March date.
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