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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1900
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner serves Beaverhead County as the official paper, edited by F C Kress. Subscription is two dollars per year in advance, with weekly Wednesday publication.
A garbled reform of a political faction story mentions Democratic Party divides led by Cal Mayan and shifts in money power. It notes alleged fake interviews and potential dispatches to Chicago or New York outlets, with unclear details on legal or civic actions.
A Democratic state convention is scheduled in Butte at noon on the Wednesday before June 2 to select six delegates and six alternates to the national convention in Kansas City Missouri on July 4. Delegates are apportioned by county with list of counties and representation noted. The convention will also handle other business as needed and set procedures for seating delegates from each county.
A dated letter relates to the county seat and a reference to Madison County. It notes a second Monday in March and references a public or official action or appointment. The document’s origin is in a county seat setting with a potential need for replenishment or update.
Fragmentary text lists several personal names and locations such as Red Rock and Rome, mentioning Miss Mande and Mrs George Noble. The legibility is too poor to extract a coherent event or report, leaving only scattered identifiers and incomplete phrases.
The Democratic state committee selected Butte and Helena for the two Montana state conventions. The Examiner supported these sites noting no other towns can properly accommodate the crowds and that delegates travel at their own expense, investing time in the process.
Dell reports show Patterson visiting Dillon, Mrs. Clark McNinch and Mrs. Fleming in Dawa, Paddock and Clements aiding horse gathering, and strong seed grain. Centennial valley near Dell mentions seedings and grain, with Janes Davison tied to saloon activity. A near accident at the honest latk MeoNiad hamlet involved a child’s pillow incident and a fire break.
The Masonic lodge hosted a banquet while Mrs. FloK Foote traveled through Ked Rock on tonight's train en route to New York to visit her mother. Mrs. Chas Mclatosh has recovered from illness after a recent decline.
Fragmented OCR text describes wind and various names, places, and events with many garbled terms. It mentions Wed Rock, Medi Ce Lodge, and multiple individuals with unclear roles. Overall, it reads as a rough, noisy local notice without a coherent single event or outcome.
Readable segments mention Morera and local figures, with scattered terms such as dates river proms fisher and names that hint at a regional notice or column. The fragmentary text lacks a coherent event or clear subjects to form a full report.
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