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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1901
Page
8
Montana items report agitation in Butte over building a new court house while Kalispell hosts the state horticultural society meeting. Bills exchange absorbed by Bell company and local legal matters involving W A Clark and Butte Miner.
An unclear OCR fragment references a committee on towns and counties and duties for road laying out. It mentions names inconsistently and contains many garbled phrases about dates, payments, and civic tasks. The readable parts suggest a local government record or meeting notes missing context and proper nouns.
The Helena column records Miss Lelia Kirby’s brief stop en route to Maryville to take a teaching position. It also notes arrivals from Dillon, remarks on Uncle Dave’s cheerful change, and mentions visits by Hon. G. T. Paul, C. W. Padley, and responses to department store debates.
The article argues population growth and demand raise markets and resources for everyone. It cites a community axiom that benefits to one benefit all and urges readers to patronize home institutions, claiming The Examiner compiles all weekly news without forcing overlong ads or irrelevant content.
An order sets the Fifth Judicial District terms for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties in the Montana district court. Beaverhead will begin on the third Monday in February May November and the first Monday in August. Jefferson begins the first Monday in February April and October while Madison starts the second Monday in March September and December. Proceedings were issued in Boulder Jefferson County with Judge Dauber signing.
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