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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
12
The Golden Rule Store reports 300 plus goods arriving and more shipments from Second Hand Store. Visitors include Red De A. Miller, J.B. Morse, Lieut. Fred Bird, Chas. Watson, and many others from Argenta, Horse Prairie, Helmont Park, and Dell. Local events feature concerts, lectures, mining updates, hotel notices, and improvement projects around Dillon.
The dontle wedding of Leone S Pescheton and dna Noyes at Ajax Live Stock ranch in Big Hole basin was a grand outdoor ceremony. About 150 guests attended as the couple were escorted by celebrants and friends, with a later camp dinner and gifts recorded as signs of strong community support.
A small-town music event offers residents a friendly concert at the community hall, featuring local performers and a light supper. organizers invite neighbors to enjoy live melodies and shared cultural moments.
William Propper and Nels Nelson visited from Medicine Lodge and Borve Prairie. Mr and Mrs Ames of Horse visited 5 Bedrock. Emma Smith of Witlard Utah and Eula Peigeson of Idaho joined population growth. Weather brought snow three inches, then sun, with roads muddy and forecasts of better days.
From Bannack Oct 2 a jumble of names, arrivals, and local movements. Residents travel from Dijon and Hore Prametani visit, while others return to the Big Hole Basin area for work and chores.
The text describes a lengthy political gathering featuring Mr Marshall and ex emperor Tom Maestas, noting a fulsome oration at the Sitio Theatre with lengthy remarks and a formal reception led by Hon. B. Fwtty. Attendees filled seats as speakers exchanged drafts of campaign rhetoric and clipped phrases about the event.
A local Democratic caucus meeting focused on organizing for the upcoming campaign. Members outlined strategies to boost turnout, coordinate volunteers, and reinforce party messaging ahead of elections.
A local Democratic club organized and appointed a committee to select a name for its tieh. The meeting adjourned after electing A Yeadlan as president and Sam J. Haines as second vice president. A banner with the new name hung across the hall and a three-member committee was named to draft by laws.
All members in good standing are requested to attend a meeting on October 6 regarding matters of importance. Do not fail to attend. Signed by Ws. Herman and Charles Hreacamas, Recorders.
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