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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1900
Page
4
The article discusses the Democratic presidential ticket with William J. Bryan and Adlai E. Stevenson and comments on campaign strategy and public reaction. It references opposition framing and the impact on the electorate while noting campaign rhetoric and the term robber baron in context.
A Dillon visit from Butte inspires talk of turning the city into a picnic and excursion hub. Praises its natural beauty, location at Rattlesnake and Blacktail creeks, and Oregon Short Line access as ideal for rest, recreation, and business travelers.
Weather weighs on Ked Rock with warm spell and dust. Residents report baby care and family updates amid local preparations and weekend travel, with mention of Lady Peterson family and several community names. several days and places are cited in a garbled, distant-news tone.
Deli July 14 1900 reports ranchers in the valley beginning hay harvest and planning to rebuild the old dam water access is a key issue. W A Patterson buys eighty acres of John Stover ranch. Metlen horse roundup occurs as riders trail horses into Idaho. Patterson family and others take a pleasure trip to the Big Basin.
Dillon and other pairs from Medicine Lodge traveled to Dillon for celebrations. Visitors included Mr and Mrs James Barrett from Anaconda with relatives on Horse Prairie and Medicine Lodge. Other guests from Grant Salmon City Cold Springra Idaho attended events and returned home after trains.
Plaintiffs Kittie Maret sue The State of Montana in the Fifth Judicial District at Ottawa City for dissolution of a marriage and related relief. Defendants are summoned to answer within twenty days after service, or risk default.
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