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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner a Beaverhead County paper from March 12 1902 announces subscription price two dollars per year in advance and flags the weekly issue as a local civic voice with continued coverage of county affairs.
The piece reviews the paper’s tone and typography and notes the editorials and news service are up to date. It praises consistency in style and contrasts with other state papers while hinting at editorial ambitions and citywide reactions.
The attorney general states a thirty day residency before election qualifies a voter to cast a ballot and have their name on the registration books. It is also understood that those who registered at the last election and have not moved remain eligible to vote in their ward.
Fragmented text outlines a statewide municipal election with Democratic and Republican lines, noting labor and reform factions. It mentions towns like Anaconda Orient and concerns over party fusion and electoral strategy.
Fragmented OCR text shows a troubled account of state board actions and promised reforms. It mentions meetings, delays, and various officials but lacks clear outcomes or specific policy details. Names and places are obscured, making the exact nature of the decision unclear.
A Dillon note reports British defeats in South Africa trigger a rush for saddle horses. J M Conway, the Beaverhead County buyer, telegraphed he wants 41 to 51 hands high stock for shipment to the front. Demand has risen as the British seek fewer, sturdier mounts following recent setbacks.
The piece reports dates September 23 24 25 for a meeting of the Misiepa Wactho association and outlines probate and legal steps. It mentions Utic Hiolena and Monisna for events and indicates a planned gathering with directors and a focus on a Pacem vacit plan.
Preparations for the Art Exhibit and Picture Sale are well under way with strong citizen support. Tickets are selling quickly as organizers announce patronesses and helpers, and the event promises an interesting and successful evening with an active display of pictures and related items.
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