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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
2
The piece notes ongoing agitation in Butte over funding and location for a new courthouse. It also covers a flood of local notices from Helena to Stevensville and a string of troubling incidents including a fatality in Avon and a controversial court ruling against the Butte Miner.
Miss Lelia Kirby a recent Normal school graduate rested in Helena on her way to Marysville where she will teach. Mrs D E Metlen and children arrived from Dillon and settled in Helena at The Helena. Uncle Dave now looks bright after his anxiety over the far-away look. Hon G T Paul and C H Padley visited Dillon and planned to stay through the week. Mrs Senator Murray attended Governor Toole's reception while Phil Poindeater follows legislative matters daily. Senator and Mrs J P Murray visited friends at Great Falls Saturday and returned to Helena.
Fragmentary OCR shows broad critique of department stores invading farmer cities. It notes communities faced vacancies and economic disruption as large stores opened and multiplied, driving smaller merchants out and altering local livelihoods.
The text argues population growth and market expansion aid producers and local resources, claiming benefits reach all. It cites the axiom that what benefits one benefits all and urges readers to patronize local institutions, noting the Examiner prints all weekly news to spare readers from ads while still delivering local items.
Ordering the regular terms of the District Court in the Fifth Judicial District of Montana for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties during 1901. It specifies start dates: Jefferson on first Monday in February April July and October. Beaverhead on third Monday in February May and November and first Monday in August. Madison on second Monday in March June September and December. Done at Boulder county seat of Jefferson county Montana this ord day of January 1901.
The text shows a garbled list of U S states and places interwoven with broken phrases, likely from a road or infrastructure note. It mentions multiple states, cities, and organizations in a jumbled sequence with no clear narrative or coherent facts.
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