Dillon Examiner Official Paper of Beaverhead County
The Dillon Examiner dated Wednesday November 8 1890 serves as the official paper for Beaverhead County with local notices and community updates.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1899
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner dated Wednesday November 8 1890 serves as the official paper for Beaverhead County with local notices and community updates.
A disjointed report references Democratic and Republican campaigns, figures and results, hinting at Nebraska politics, party leaders, and electoral maneuvers. It alleges various figures and party efforts, mentions rail and university themes, and notes public interest in election outcomes.
A battered account highlights serious missteps by British forces in South Africa. It argues that optimistic reports mask failures in planning, emphasizes underestimation of Boer capabilities, and notes rapid Boer advances toward key locations amid contested commands and unprepared supply lines.
A garbled passage hints at piety and ceremony, listing names and offices amid political reflections. The text mentions a person named Sler and references to a public office but details remain unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Election results show Democrats gaining a strong nationwide lead with Nebraska leaning toward the party while Maryland likely returns to Democrats and Kentucky remains uncertain. The article notes Copper King district activity and local library funding alongside municipal decisions and a court-royalty matter.
Dr. Boxn A. M.D. announces settlement of debts to City Drug Store and urges debt holders to contact HL R. Melton’s office by October 11. He states he will continue his medical practice from the same office location.
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