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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1896
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner critiques Reformers demanding $7000 a year more than Thiva to govern, laments editorials from distant cities, and mocks English readers for ignorance. A county weather forecast predicts a hard winter as widespread political chatter continues.
Fragments suggest candidates in the Big Hole Basin near Chathluff discuss county seat goals. Mentions include Morse and Silver Bow district concerns about annexation, territory claims, and a possible bid for treasurer post next year.
A garbled OCR passage mentions ships, merchants, and costs with unclear names. It appears as a damaged historical notice referencing vessels, trade, and royalties. The readable phrases indicate acknowledgment of financial details and possible transport-related actions.
The state awaits a ruling on the new license law after a challenge in the supreme court. A sustained decision by Judge Speers could force an extra legislative session to fix defects, threatening revenue for state and municipalities and prompting actions to recover license funds.
The Anaconda Recorder outlines a 1896 Montana ticket with A. L. Babcock for governor from Yellowstone County, W. H. Swett for lieutenant governor from Silver Bow, J. K. Eardley for secretary of state from Deer Lodge, ED Weed for attorney general from Lewis and Clarke, D. B. Morse for state treasurer from Beaverhead, D. D. Liegert for state auditor from Missoula, and Largent for superintendent of public instruction with Cascade and W. Sirevell Custer listed for chief justice.
A garbled, OCR like passage critiques horse support and pricing, referencing streetcars, horsepower, markets, and prices. It mentions various people, places, and vendors in a fragmented account with unclear events and outcomes.
First publication October 5 or 3 in the notice references a forfeiture proceeding under the statutes of the United States. The notice calls for payment of assessments by coowners and mentions property ownership details associated with JOSEPH STEVESS.
The readable text is fragmentary and provides no clear events or entities to summarize. No verifiable people, places, or organizations are identifiable for a factual news card.
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