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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1899
Page
4
A garbled political narrative describes Republicans and Democrats clashing in Congress and public life. It references Reed rites and mentions Tennessee figures and contested seats, hinting at factional struggles without clear, coherent detail.
Fragmentary text describes officers resisting action, potential forced enlistment into a growing English colonial force, and Boers hosting prisoners. It hints at tensions over Christmas but lacks clear events or dates.
Al Noyes returns from Town with a load of blooded cattle including twelve heifers and bulls for the Centennial Cattle Co and Thorpe Live Stock Co. Purchases include a herd bull from Martin Flynn of Walnut Hill farm Des Moines and Hereford bulls Brooke and others. The Redheads and Gov Packard herd references noted with prices and titles. The Dillon theatre advertisement for Remember the Maine dates December 18th.
The Lima Opera House hosted the Wh of PL lodge annual ball on Phanhasiving night. Dancing ran from about 9 until midnight, with 25 musicians and a large turnout. decor and program details reflect a festive community event.
The district polling places and judge rosters are listed for districts 1 through 9, naming schoolhouses and officials such as Ed Kenny, Gay Ames, M. Sharrett, Sam Barber, and John Reed. The document also records fund totals including state stock bounty and publication funds, with district numbers and locations referenced.
The notice requests stock replenishment for job printing materials. It urges neat, careful work and directs to THE EXAMINER office for fulfillment and details.
A fragmentary note titled Cusiosity Patesnieves presents unreadable phrases and garbled names. The readable bits suggest a puzzle or puzzle-like text from an older page segment with no clear dates or identities.
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