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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1901
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner serves Beaverhead County as the official paper. Published weekly by F C Kress, editor and proprietor, it lists a subscription price of two dollars per year in advance. The issue is dated Wednesday February 25, 1901.
The Helena Herald laments failed educational consolidation while praising Governor Toole's stance. It notes local pride for institutions, warns against surrender, and highlights swift progress of the current Montana legislature with most bills acted on daily and Rosebud county creation among minor measures.
A garbled OCR passage discusses the New Philippine country and a cabinet plan. It mentions Secretary Gagetis and a proposed cit tency sphedie for the Ptaibep prec islands with cabinet approval sought and possible Congressional recommenda tion. It references the president and various unclear names and figures amid scattered phrases.
The report details mining activity around the Big Hole area with references to Mr Ballinger of Butte, the ongoing development of the Maginaw mine, a copper ore vein, and a redaction plant ordered for installation. It notes ownership by Ald Noyes and Mossis Moise, past efforts on nearby leads, and plans to station additional plants in spring.
A probate notice details the execution of an estate matter in the county with the appearance of Freep Lawprar as executor and Christigns Landean named in the record. The text references a formal process regarding the disposition of assets and related filings.
The counties created in recent years near the constitutional limit of indebtedness and show no court houses or other substantial improvements to justify the debt.
Seven legislative working days remain to elect a United States senator for the short term with no sign of a break. The piece argues voters favor two senators reflecting Montana politics and urges timely action before the session ends. The text notes partisan forces opposing the Republican party in the Senate and calls for decisive electoral choices.
The speaker condemns the administration’s move to issue a silver coin for the Philippines as a confession of ignorance and weakness. He argues Republicans pursued a gold standard for universal trade and accuses the administration of bungling by failing to extend a gold basis, promising to comment further in the future.
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