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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
2
Public notice set at the Dillon Montana post office shows a subscription price of 3 dollars per year paid in advance for a publication. The exact publication name is not clearly readable due to damaged text.
The Democratic legislative and county ticket is gaining strength with voters. Considered as a whole it is generally conceded to be the best ticket placed in the field by any party in recent years. The candidates on the ticket deserve the confidence and support of the taxpayers and there are indications of election majorities.
A garbled report cites Joe Dixon addressing a Republican convention and claiming a candidacy, mentioning vague alliances with Matis Piero and Tony Carter and a group at Storebered Cub crewebs, with no clear outcomes or locations.
The readable text is garbled and fragmented with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases. It mentions offices, a county, public notices, and a few unclear names, but no coherent event or outcome can be determined.
Fragmented readable text mentions names and events in a period newspaper style. The garbled content obscures clear facts, making it difficult to identify a specific person, place, or incident.
Fragmentary text references a portage, a photographic scene, and various items dated or labeled. It reads like a raw archival fragment with unclear names and events, including measurements, routes, and a possible historical note on a portage process.
A last week campaign report notes candidates and speakers circling the county. Voters heard partisan rhetoric and issues raised across venues as organizers pressed for turnout.
Montana voters are urged to support Judge John M. Evans the Democratic standard bearer for congress. The piece argues Republican laws over the past decade harmed Montana's interests and claims Evans, with his party in control in the lower house, would provide conspicuous and valuable services to constituents.
Local Republicans face uproar as county platform debates the use of deputies in county offices. Critics allege inflated deputy payrolls and inflated county valuations, arguing the salaries and raises strain the budget while deputies occupy more positions than necessary. Proponents claim efficiency gains justify staffing levels amid fiscal pressures.
Beaverhead County treasurer W. Edinger reports tax receipts and collections progress in Diffen Mentara, Montana. Government offices and local officials oversee the tax system while residents face deadlines for payments.
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