Dillon Examiner Official Paper of Beaverhead County
The Dillon Examiner is the official paper of Beaverhead County published every Wednesday by F. Kress as editor and proprietor. Subscriptions are priced per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner is the official paper of Beaverhead County published every Wednesday by F. Kress as editor and proprietor. Subscriptions are priced per year in advance.
The report to the state board of education highlights significant progress and improvements across all areas. It notes a strong foundation for the university’s future, with growth in student development and institutional projects.
Fragmentary text with names, places, and numbers is largely indecipherable. The snippet reads like garbled notes with partial terms and stray phrases making coherent reporting impossible.
A newspaper summary notes that supplemental legislation is urged to improve services, curb anarchy, and honor President McKinley. It contends Roosevelt’s recommendations are generally moderate, with broad public support for the president’s aims beyond purely political matters.
Four teachers appeared for the regular examination held by Mies Rife as part of county proceedings. Among those noted were Miss Gertie Pell of Billiegs, Miss Mae Belle of Meonida, and Miss Myrtle do Vento of Poacuiaen. Pell and Wiley reportedly secured first and second grade passes, with others awaiting results.
Fragmented text describes payments and balances linked to a financial event or account and references banks and dates. It mentions amounts like 608, 400, and a Sten craft phrase, plus names and places. however the OCR is severely garbled, making precise entities and actions uncertain. The readable bits suggest a ledger or financial summary tied to a public notice or meeting.
The notice lists Merriege Licerses for a Texas native and Mrs Sadie Monday from Michigan. It mentions Mirage Macad Warfaret Lement agent Lewis aged and Leah Friezel aged 22a, with residences in Dillvs and Birch creee. The text is garbled but reflects a marriage license notice.
Mrs Reichie hosts daughter Tessie for a birthday party with games and a luncheon at three. Hopper’s gang works on a windmill at Glen station while Mr and Mrs Hopp visit Mrs Maner on the Beaverhead. Various local residents like Stephens Caulbitch and Miss Mary Sayl briefly visit Dillon. several others travel to Melrose and Brown’s pur with reports of a bear sighting at Brown’s Lake.
Prof H H Swain attends a state board of education meeting in Helena. Beethoven imagery and a Beethoven life sketch by Prof E J Pasaiore energize students. Visitors attend as the art department adds casts and the basketball exhibition game stirs public interest.
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