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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
8
Montana items report 36 Hel ena high school graduates. Troop C MON G mustered at Big Timber. Pilgrim cattle losses near Billings from last week storm. Deaths in Helena and Granite. Tax law suit by Northwestern Mutual. Capitol project bids and postmaster changes. Civil service exams set for June 17 for photographic clerk and records clerk.
In Glendive on Thursday Perry O Keefe faced a preliminary hearing over the Big Dry death of R A Ellis. Doctors Ireland and Donohue testified denying Keefe self defense and contradicting his account. The court bound over Keefe to the district court without bail.
L. W. Stacy of Miles City travels to Billings after a telegram from his foreman calling for aid to untangle a cattle shipping problem caused by a night storm. The note mentions a three berda mix up and losses tied to the Cross KR and Truscott & Case. Frank Conway’s wife heads to Virginia City for a two week visit with family.
Directory lists church locations and monthly service patterns. Wa click a im on first two Sundays at Wa church, other Sundays rotate among politisa in thig and Madigan county. Sunday school 2 PM. Rev Henry Cope pastor. Services include Divine Worship Bible School and prayer meetings. Church on Idaho Sebree. St James church nearby with Holy Communion first Sunday.
The Montana district court system announces regular term dates for Jefferson Beaverhead Madison and Meagher counties. Terms will occur in Jefferson January April October Meade? February May November August in Mead? March June September December with sessions at new Chambers in Jefferson County.
In a garbled 1902 notice the document cites acts of the United States and references the Secretary of the Interior. It mentions categories of property or actions tied to a certain Heaverhegd and dates around May 1, 1902, with lists of names and offices. The text includes names like Dinion Lowrey Cowpany and references to April.
Property to be sold at public auction in Arpecta Metara on May day, 1902. Ten percent of the amount to accompany bid with balance due on completion of sale. Deed and expenses to purchaser. Dated April 1902 by administrator A. E. Grarrie.
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