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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1900
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner issued weekly notices with editor F C Kress marking the May 16 1900 edition. This issue presents local news items and subscription details for readers in Dillon.
The Inter Mountain reports Senator W A Clark of Montana announced his resignation after a charged session. Clark cited the investigation’s report as adverse to his seat and criticized procedures while seeking respect for the consent and conduct of the senate.
W A Clark announces resignation from the U S Senate of Montana citing unfree legislative choice and discredited credentials He praises loyal friends and Democratic colleagues while thanking Republican support and noting Clark Kreappoin tment made by Acting Governor Springs to fill the vacancy.
The Montana press extols Senator Carters work in Republican papers, noting his term expires in March and suggests renewed interest from the party as he contemplates future moves. The articles reflect a period of heightened attention to his political influence.
A fragmented report recalls a Democratic Committee Meeting with references to a county slate and campaign activity. It mentions chairs and officers guiding preparations and candidates for county offices, along with a venue, dates, and procedural notes for the gathering.
An obscure district update references various names and events with uncertain details. The text notes community activities, performances, and routines amid scattered references to people, times, and places, but many terms are garbled. It hints at program planning and attendance expectations for upcoming events.
Fragmented report mentions Pendiston driving in care from Idaho George Seewart and Idaho references. Notes about copper ranch, meadow cleaning, and 296 tons surface. Mentions Jacob Alhanser J.C. Thomp and others tied to land claims and river work with local horsemen.
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