July Fourth Celebration Plans Detailed in Dillon
The Fourth of July will be celebrated in Dillon with a large crowd expected. A full program includes parade, band, Independence Day ceremony, a prize event, baseball, theater, and a community meal.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1900
Page
4
The Fourth of July will be celebrated in Dillon with a large crowd expected. A full program includes parade, band, Independence Day ceremony, a prize event, baseball, theater, and a community meal.
County correspondence from Dell reports residents visiting Dillon Lima and Linnie for water and business matters. A week of disaster follows a fire and railroad accident near Dell with a caboose damaged and a worker injured. Postal operations and local loading crews face ongoing delays and safety concerns as officials address widespread disruptions.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions a store named Facer Store and references to experts and advertising. It lacks coherent events or identifiable people, places, or dates, making non-specific notes about promotions and feeding ideas. The readable lines point to advertising content rather than a distinct news item.
News from Kansas City reports the national committee sub group backing seating the Clark delegation by three to two and the full committee ratifying. The action allows Clark delegates to participate in the convention during temporary organization pending final credentials decision.
The passage notes that Republicans who urged Roosevelt’s nomination in hopes of boosting the ticket in the West should have recalled his famous 1805 line about disposing of a few silver fanatics.
Hon. Lawrence A. Brown died at his Barretts station home after a jaundice illness. Funeral at St. James Episcopal Church with Rev. S. D. Hooker officiating. Remains sent to San Francisco for interment by his son Fred Brown. Brown long served Beaverhead County, active in politics, leaving a widow. Biographical sketch notes Georgia birth in 1827, pioneer Western routes, California laurels, service as probate judge candidate, and Montana legislative roles.
The weekly bulletin notes generally favorable weather with cooler conditions and some rain, except in the western portion where breezy winds and drought stress crops. Temperature ranges and moisture affected growth, with late week improvements seen in most areas but stubborn dry pockets persisting.
The fragmentary record shows a Notary Public attestation for a deed or bond in Beaterhesd County with signatures including J A L Sams casier and A F Gearrre. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a local legal instrument witnessed by a notary on a June date in Beaterhesd County.
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An unclear OCR snippet references the Sooners and a game or roster note. It mentions individuals or teams in a fragmented way, suggesting limited readable facts about a sports item or roster detail.
A public notice in formal terms announces a sale related to the mining companies Argead Gadd and Salver. Trustee Carephell is overseeing the sale under a court order. The document specifies dates around September and terms of the sale and involved parties.
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