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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1905
Page
5
Dillon area notes include visits from Charles Mickus and James Blair, business trips by L. J. Price and H. R. Melton, and multiple residents traveling to Helena Portland and Polaris. The St Rose guild and Shakespeare club schedule meetings. weddings, births, and obituaries referenced. local commerce notes and the Hecla mining stockholders meeting in Indianapolis cited.
The governor opposes a legislative push to appoint district judges and other state officers. He argues the constitution reserves appointment power to the executive with senate consent for officers created by law, warning that expanding legislative appointment endangers separation of powers. He cites Jefferson on distribution of power and pledges to stop early-stage innovations that dilute executive authority.
The Gelhany family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of Katherine Gelhany in Melrose Montana on February 28 1905 Flowers and support will not be forgotten Henry Gelhana and family etc plus the Gelhans express gratitude to all who assisted during the ilnese and death of their loved one.
Notice states stockholders of the Gibbonaville Mercantile Company will meet Friday March 10 1905 at 10 am at company offices Dillon Montana to elect a board of directors and officers and to transact other lawful business. By order of the President Lambert Eliel Secy. February 20 1905.
Notice to readers states A. Beardsley has accepted the position of solicitor for the Dillon Examiner and is authorized to collect and receipt for all accounts. Patrons are asked to extend favors to Mr Beardsley as appreciated.
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