12 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1902
Page
1
The Dillon women’s groups host regular social gatherings and needlework sessions. The XY Z Club conducts weekly embroidery, tea events, and conversations while husbands attend the social hours. officers and members are listed with meetings on alternating Wednesdays.
The fragmentary report notes a death found in bed with a coroner inquest expected. It mentions a person named Chris Snyder and a connection to Rigven Welock, plus denser references to a Bannack Day funeral and local residents. The text recalls a saloon business link with Den Callahsr and racing interests spanning many towns in the state.
A fragmentary obituary honors a man known for friendship in Montana towns, his Mason and Bonanza Moppers Union memberships, and his service as a pastor. It notes a family burial in Bannack and a Dillon pilgrimage to Panache to honor his floral memorial.
The county board led by Commissioners Oliver and McKnight with Treasurer Edinger completed the official count Monday at the count house. The recount confirmed votes for each candidate with Castor as top vote getter for congress, while a flood of detail from precincts and auditors followed. The Pioneer newspaper notes the event alongside a separate headline about a casualty.
A long illness ended Saturday at Twin Bridges New York for a veteran Cavalry detachment member who served in early conflicts against the Inciens. He came to Mortana about 30 years ago and improved Elkhoorn and Polaris claims with perseverance. Survived by two brothers Fo Gland Jo and Driscoll, sister N Beatty, and mother Mrs Driscoll, who witnessed the death.
A fragmented passage from a Morters state lodge report describes tension at the Odd Fellows gathering. It notes a treasurer Mackay Porlse and various figures, referencing disorder and a judge, with emphasis on the growing order and notable incidents within the local lodge.
John E. Williams of Bannack deeds a two-thirds interest in the Ohio mining claim to John Marsh of Bannack for one dollar.
C C Barnett deeded three lots and a residence in Dillon to J G Erwin for a total consideration of 2909 dollars. The deed shows a transfer of real estate ownership and the agreed price. Local records reflect this conveyance and the parties involved.
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