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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1902
Page
2
In Kalispell discussions arise over a library building plan tied to Carnegie funds. Proposals seek a combined library and auditorium or separate structures but Andrew Carnegie declines to support either option. The city weighs the options as officials consider a temporary arrangement and a potential bond or funding path.
The text portrays Eastern Republicans seeking concessions while Western interests push for party unity. It accuses Tom Carter and his faction of traveling the state this fall to sway voters, calling the party the genuine advocate for Western interests.
The text notes how they seek to show unmistakable appreciation this fall, echoing past elections, for Republican manifestations of friendship with western interests. It emphasizes political support and alignment with Republican messaging in regional affairs.
Local business leaders urged concerted action to secure free rural mail delivery for their neighborhoods. Dillon business men were called on to pursue steps toward establishing several routes as Congress continues increasing postal service appropriations.
The report favors admitting three territories as states but expects limited action this session. Republicans aim to prevent Democratic gains and may intensify efforts to preserve factional support, despite past opposition to statehood.
The city council reviews four proposed sites for the Carnegie library project. Proposals include parcels on Labor and Center streets priced around 2800 dollars, with multiple bids and agents involved.
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A brown Heather pocket book in large size was found and turned in. The finder will receive a reward if they leave it at the office for proper processing.
The report notes Hecla Mines continued production with a preference for the ore shoot method. During the year two dividends of 15000 dollars were paid, in July and February. Total ore and fur nace material shipped to Omaha smelters reached 3048238 pounds with varying metal contents and percentages across silver copper iron and other components.
Dr W C Orr and George Well visited Brook Nock wtoch ranch in the Koby valley and bought Rossmark a Haely bred stallion from Wilkes sitain. Roseaiath is 1. years old and was used by Hea Jebu Dou eget of Dehance ranch. His progeny have speed and stamina, with several now being trained for work. The purchase signals Mr Laratics latest prime horses, to be moved to the United States. a sale of fives is planned in the near future with several broodmares to be auctioned.
Last Thursday Charles E Goldsmith, former manager of Fidel Huber jewelry, purchased the store. He is described as an honest, courteous mechanic who does fine watch repairs with guaranteed work. Local business people welcome him as a new home institution.
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