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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions water work prep, investigations, and public feeds with police, plus references to Wheat, politics, and wartime era topics. It alludes to leaders, parties, and economic issues, with scattered names and places in an unclear sequence.
The current valuation of railroad property is criticized as ridiculous and indefensible when compared with other property valuations, signaling concern over tax assessment fairness.
At an American Historical Society meeting in Washington last week the audience applauded Dewey and Schley while Admiral Sampson received silent treatment. The president believes the people will forget, despite the truthfulness of the irregular round robin and Milea’s statement.
Avibou gch notes the Montana mining industry endured setbacks from litigation in Butte and Republican hostility. Despite this, mineral production nearly reached a high mark, keeping the Treasure State among leading mining regions.
Dillon basketball joins a top Butte squad next Saturday evening in the Dillon Theatre. Tickets must be bought in advance from team members as none will be sold at the door. The Dillon lineup features Miss Mamie McIntosh at center, guards Jette Pierce and Grace Lamont, and others including Eliza Selway, Katie Paxton, and Mane Adams with substitutes Kila Pond Leeland Fern Sevatt Carrie Mellea Ora Conway.
The Prisoner of Zenda, a long running crowd pleaser, headlines tonight's Dillon Theatre program with its follow up Rupert of Hentvau scheduled for next Wednesday by the same company. Separately, updates on high school building work in Helena mention Chutlew Slabera and plans for stone work at the new city project. A special board meeting elected Fon Bees bon Hill as president. next regular session set for Saturday.
W A Broderick of Scranton Pennsylvania spoke in town last week promoting the International Correspondence School. He cited a large local territory, noted the school’s growth, and highlighted 72 000 students enrolled with courses in trades engineering design commercial English and modern languages. The school is owned by the International Textbook Company and employs over 2400 people.
The land contest between No As Antes and Willow Driscoll was decided in favor of Diecell. The Helena land office registration and receiver rulings were sustained. Another dispute by Nathan Al Aves against William Diaolln over 320 acres northwest of Baunack ended with Aves losing. register Groene and receiver Hershy ruled for the entry.
A district court will convene next week to hear a petition seeking release from bonds and fees related to the case of Sarah Davidson. The proceedings involve defense claims of unlawful restraint and whistleblower-related allegations amid ongoing legal actions and court oversight.
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