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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1900
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner is published weekly in Beaverhead County under editor F C Kress. It serves as the official paper and lists subscription price at a fixed annual rate.
The regular quarterly meeting of the board of county commissioners began Monday with all commissioners and County Clerk Taylor in attendance. The minutes from prior sessions were approved except for the Feb 21st special meeting, leading to an appointment of Geo G. Taylor as county clerk and recorder to fill the vacancy caused by the death of ROE Mayers. Road supervisor Ridward Mooney was ordered to replace planks for a bridge at Wet Rock Creek. Quarterly county reports were examined and approved, and road petitions, viewers, and related orders were discussed and acted upon.
The page notes March 4 events with Rep Rock and local figures like Jules Guyaz and James McKRnight. It mentions timber hauling for fencing, hoges and various buildings, stage arrivals, ranch and farm mentions near Crab Tree and Horse Prairie Ales, plus frequent names such as Williamson and Dr. Dudlesy.
A reward is offered for the return of 21 missing items linked to Frider. The notice provides scant details on location or source, urging the finder to contact authorities or the listed contact point for rewards and verification.
The readable text shows a murder verdict and references to a death caused by poisoning not clearly connected to a coherent narrative. It includes garbled phrases about a trial outcome, possibly a Protestant club or society, and scattered names and dates, but most of the content is indecipherable.
Eye specialist Tews and H W Dedley M D examine eyes and dispense prescriptions. Inquiries at The Metlen.
Fragmented text from a historical page references Porto Port Ard and events dated February 4 with scattered names and places. No coherent narrative or clear individuals, organizations, or actions emerge from the legible fragments.
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