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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
2
The Milton Era Miner publishes Beaverhead County news as the official paper edited by F. C. Kress. Subscription is two dollars per year in advance. This Wednesday issue is dated March 2, 1901.
Governor Towle approved Representative Mellen's bill for issuing Normal School bonds last Saturday, enabling school authorities to fund needed improvements including the creation of a dormitory. The Beaverhead delegation faced adverse conditions but earned praise for advancing the project despite high fuel costs and travel burdens.
Fragmentary text refers to a secretary preparing procedures and prompts amid a discussion of precincts and protests. Names and places are unclear but reference to organized activity and governance procedures remains.
The passage notes that land suited for farming supports a growing farming population, which in turn attracts urban residents involved in manufacturing and trade. It emphasizes how agricultural livelihoods spur urban economic activity and population shifts toward cities.
An unusual interest surrounds the approaching city election with heavy registration. The retiring administration’s record displeases many voters and taxpayers, and a broad call for a new deal is strongly urged.
Reported chatter from administration circles claims Tour Certers grand stand was inspired by a hint from McGhinley who avoided responsibility for a large public treasury payout. Regardless of truth, Slippery Tou appears to be well favored by the administration.
Fragmented OCR reveals a split within the Democratic party and a booming push toward unity. The piece notes practical mobilization in Butte with party wings rallying against Republicans and Heinae laborites, predicting a Democratic victory despite Republican competition.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a leadership death at Basak bo Ga and mentions figures such as Corbett Wad and Leo as pivotal names amid political unrest. The text lacks clear dates or places, but notes a contested succession and rising tensions among local groups.
After bonding approval, the Normal School initiates rapid plans for a new dormitory to house at least sixty to seventy students and a separate heating plant. Architects are asked to submit designs by April 1, with labs located on the basement and modern facilities planned throughout.
Reading shows a partial list of prices and products tied to a local trade event. Names and places are garbled but reference to cotboepart, dost, and various dealers appear amid scattered numbers and a mention of a public sale.
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