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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1895
Page
4
Local columnists joke about incoming Congress while readers hear of fundraising for a campaign fund. The piece notes a banker named Andy Davis and a court decision awarding Kin ownership of bank stock valued at a million dollars.
Fragmentary text shows a senator speaking at a Pullan Car Company event about prices. The readable names include Senator Shee and the Pullan Car Co, though other details are unclear. The item reads like a political or industry- focused public appearance with price discussions.
ASEM comet discovered at the Dick observatory coincides with turbulent Republican faction clashes over presidential tend national affairs. The event stirs superstitious chatter about omens and warlike political tension.
A garbled report cites Senator Plaist claiming a plot to steal amid a broader effort by Democrats to secure power. The text mentions reactions and potential investigations, with no clear names or dates, leaving the political stakes and actors uncertain.
A fragmented clipping discusses alleged cheating schemes involving hires and state officials. It references a trap of conspiracy and hints at a broader network linked to the V irses and Alffietpleh with possible implications for a governor and state agencies.
The text discusses the possibility of calling an extra session if new laws tested in court are struck down as void. It notes Montana could possibly proceed another year without those laws and weighs whether a license law, if declared valid, would change the outlook. The likelihood and timing of a special session remain debated among reform-minded attorneys.
A petrified relic unearthed by placer miners sixteen feet down near Bannack is said to be the head and upper jaw of a sea horse like creature from a distant era. The find, described by Jules Guyaz of Medicine Lodge, suggests an amphibian lineage with complete teeth and no traces of fins, indicating an ancient life when Montana lay under seas and climate differed from today.
All work on the Nor mal School building is suspended due to cold weather. The contractor, Letter, says the delay will not significantly affect completion. brick interior work will be done locally and not delivered in large quantities before July 1. Stone foundation and basement will proceed when possible. masons have left town.
Advertises the Style Family Range including carvers steam tables and broilers with malleable waterbacks sold only by traveling salesmen from the company’s own weapons at a single uniform price across Canada and the United States.
The listing names three gold and one silver medal recipients from diverse organizations including the Woeells Industrial, Cotton Cecubeurial Maposition, and Nebraska State Board of Agriculture. The compilation notes entries from New Orleans, Montgomery, Chicago, and Lomlon with affiliations to Western Pair Association and Canadian posts.
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