08 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1902
Page
1
A historical analysis identifies factors behind recent political landslides. It cites M. Evers and the Democratic nominee for representative, amid debates over the Amalmi te company and Roosevelt's influence. The piece argues outcome stemmed from broader party dynamics and corporate associations shaping voter views.
The readable parts show weather observations with scattered letters and incomplete terms. No clear date place or measurements are discernible, leaving a partial glimpse of a weather log or report.
Central committee members are urged to appear at once to outline expenditures from the recent campaign and to confer promptly with T B Pedderter Jr regarding expense reporting and planning.
City council Wednesday evening approved standard bills and routine items. Dr M A Miller of Electric Light and Power spoke on city lights and a draft policy, with discussion of August and September tape changes, railroad service, and potential underdrafts. The session also touched on legal matters and a proposed Thanksgiving declaration by Governor Toole, with state officials cited.
The governor issues a Thanksgiving proclamation authorizing a day of thanksgiving. The state notes the materials and institutions are in satisfactory condition and civic order, personal and property rights, are secure under the constitution.
County Attorney Joseph Smith returned from a county tour with other speakers in the Democratic bloc. They took a party message and goods with them while passing through the region. A local livestock grower complained about cattle being driven to hills as the party moved through.
Misses Taare arti and Minnie Dishto hosted a Pleasant Halloween party near Jackson with guests arriving to Be cordially greeted at the door and served apples candies and treats. The event featured custom favors and a toast to Mr Selree and a station change within the Short Line Stator office network.
Word came to Dillon that Pros Gilbert a longtime Southern Montana resident was killed in a runaway near Virginia City. He crossed the plains forty years ago and later owned a Virginia City bakery and the Vispitta Brewery line. He served as county treasurer for two terms, was a former mayor, and died after a belt strike to the back.
Captain Fisk Bled, a pioneer figure tied to nineteenth century Montana expeditions, died aged seventy. He commanded units in multiple emigrant trains, opened western routes via the Missouri and Prickly Pear valley, and led expeditions to Bannack and Montana, with later journeys tracing Yellowstone to Port Rice and beyond.
Classified note offers bucks for sale with contact at the Tom Haw ranch dated November 5 or similar. The fragment lists a price inquiry and location but lacks full details.
A garbled note describes horse activity and prices at aracles with mentions of Gita Hellen Chott and NGcGh. It notes decay feed, pests, and winds affecting stalls and pens and references Vet services and local beeps.
Fragmentary text shows a county treasurer report with unclear names and dates. The readable elements mention a financial proceeding or pledge and a potential official filing. No decisive actions or outcomes can be confirmed from the legible items.
The report notes a park’s handling of visitors and congestion with figures on personnel and equipment. It mentions a park entry via Northern BlaccBo and lists counts for staff, horses, hay, and feed, illustrating the scale of operations and strain on resources.
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