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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1894
Page
2
Dated November 14 1884 the Helena text notes Beaverhead county voting ties to a Republican count with a 12 majority while mocking opposition and urging unity for Democrats as recovery appears underway amid street corner chatter.
Dill on district reports show votes delayed in Dede londar at 5 per head while in Butte they paid 40 dollars each. Some Dillon boys seem to have a habit of bickering among neighbors.
The report notes unofficial results in the county election with outcomes for the temperate majority and the Red Rock Democrats and Populists. It records that key legislative ticket candidates show a slow movement or delay in declared results.
Fragmentary OCR text references a congressional rite and Perry but lacks coherent facts. No verifiable names, places, dates, or outcomes emerge to summarize into a concrete news item.
In a volatile county scene supporters discuss Democratic and Republican positioning as county officials and legislators face renewed competition. The piece notes a dense field of senatorial candidates and shifting party alignments shaping upcoming election dynamics.
The garbled text shows references to a precinct and a boyalty outcome but lacks clear names, dates, or places. Readers see a partial note about voting or results, with no verifiable details to confirm a specific event.
A garbled item notes a local party theater and a meal event with unclear place and date. Readable fragments mention a theater and meat relates to a dinner or barbecue hosted by a community group.
In the capital elevation discussion for Ange Bursain Art the sentiment centers on copper as the most proper factor for future progress and prosperity. The piece notes copper industries as pivotal to capital and the region’s advancing work and development.
Last week in Montana yielded surprising shifts as Silver Bow Weekly notes no Populist candidate elected there. Lewis and Clarke District elected a Populist majority, including legislative seats. Flathead, Cascade, and Missoula counties show strong Populist gains with state senate victories in Cascade.
A draft letter argues for building a state normal school in Dillon to secure funding and avoid relocation. It warns a legislature likely to shift the school to a more enterprising town unless local citizens act now, start groundwork, and ready facilities. It stresses future benefits and asks residents to invest despite short-term costs.
A historical editorial argues neither party provides true financial reform. It claims Democratic leadership failed under Eastern bosses and predicts Republicans will push Wall Street oriented policy while calling for free silver and new national direction.
Regretful remarks claim the Ex Helena betlude sold votes for capital gain. The speaker frames a moral win for Anscondi and a practical win for Helena while condemning the voters who sold out. The speaker says the only winners are the despicable wretches and the only losers are the people of Rette.
The Hoshessman predicts Montana will become a leading fruit producer in the Northwest. He notes the state excels in small fruits and is rapidly developing standard fruits. Valleys across the state are expected to cultivate peaches pears and grapes in large yields.
A summons issues for the Dismed Gogeh of the Wifite Judicial district. The defendants must appear in court within twenty days after service or face judgment by default. The filing party seeks custody and related relief, with the prefect and witnesses named in the record.
An experienced baker has established a bakery and confectionery business at the old bakery shop on Montana Street near the Opera House. He offers a full range of bread cakes and pies and keeps devices for public demonstrations.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County, Mathew Doustson sues James W. Prush for foreclosure on a mortgage recorded in book 3, page unknown. Plaintiff seeks $600 plus interest costs and attorney fees with judgment by default if the defendant fails to answer by the specified date.
The notice petitions that a forfeiture be entered for a 843 holding in the Five Wing Mining District Beaverhead County Montana for the year ending December 21 1893. If unpaid the amount due is 250 plus interest and costs, published to heirs within sixty days after service.
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