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The Dillon Montana publication edited by F. C. Kress announces a twice weekly schedule on Wednesdays and Saturdays with a $3 per year advance subscription, as of October 1, 1902.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1902
Page
2
The Dillon Montana publication edited by F. C. Kress announces a twice weekly schedule on Wednesdays and Saturdays with a $3 per year advance subscription, as of October 1, 1902.
Incomplete ballot list shows candidates for Representative to Congress Joan M Evans from Miskoula Counts and Associate Justice Jere Ko Lesele of Cascade County. Other legislature names appear garbled, indicating OCR errors and fragmented names across the slate.
The garbled text hints at a supreme court related matter with mentions of a regal claim, endorsement, and a committee or party meeting. It references a Teibece editorial and a hybrid Heinze combination with members tied to a political or legal group.
Readers are asked to weigh whether Montana voters can accept Judge Holloway as a candidate tied to a controversial Heinze influenced process. The Missoulian and Yellowstone Journal condemn Holloway’s nomination as part of a disputed political deal that unsettled the Republican field.
Duke Gist is seeking the Democratic nomination for governor with a strong county-wide base. After a decisive primary victory appearance, he boosts his support among friends and allies, aiming for a larger majority on election day.
The piece condemns Republicans for alleged misrule and extravagance, arguing bankruptcy fears threaten the party's standing. It notes backlash from voters and accuses party leaders of failing to restore credit and trust, citing editorial critique of state governance.
The Beaverhead Democrats present Paul and Matt Orr as a capable, invincible ticket for the Montana legislature. They highlight Paul’s leadership in appropriations and Orr’s proven business success and character, arguing the pair will influence and protect local interests when seated in Helena.
Delivered to any part of the city drayage of all kinds promptly attended to. Phones residence 1A office 31 F. E. T. Broeck, proprietor.
Eliel Bros advertises a second shipment of Flannel Waists arriving soon priced up to 2.50 with similar fit and quality as the prior batch. The store highlights Ladies Fall Waists from 3 to 5 in Westings Flannels and Albatross, plus Corduroy Sik and Satin Waists at 5 to 7.50. Also promoted are Fancy Waist Cloths in autumn stripes and weaves, and a range of warm robes and outerwear with prices from 1.25 to 6.25.
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