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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
3
A Missoula state board meeting, university sewer work, and sixteen candidates passing a state medical exam highlight a busy week. Canada cattle shipments, a Helena factory workers strike, and a Great Falls meeting plan shape regional news. Plus court actions, deaths, and local incidents across Montana.
Notice for District No 1 Beaverhead County Montana to open books for registration of electors in Dillon Barretts and Blacktail precincts before the November general election. Registration at the registrar’s office in Dillon on October 23 24 25 27 and 28 with hours from 9 am to 5 pm every day except Sundays and holidays.
The notice announces district 2 registration covering multiple precincts and outlines registration hours from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily except Sundays. It states registration continues through October 25, 1952, with a brief pause at weekends, and resumption on October 1, 1952, for those needing late registration due to certain absences.
Registration District No 3 opens registration for qualified voters in Bane nack area Beaverhead County Montana at his office in Bee. This notice alerts residents to register in the specified district and precincts.
The notice announces registration for the Beaverhead County election in November 1902 at the Montana Gold Dredging company Spring Gulch. Qualified electors may register daily from 9 am to 9 pm until October 25 1902, with a reopening on October 7 for those with legal reasons for not registering earlier.
The undersigned registration agent for district No. d Beavrehead county Montana opens the registration books at Polaris Beavrehead county on October 14 1902 for qualified electors. Registration continues daily except Sundays and ends October 25 with a return opening October 17 for those who give reason for late registration.
Notice from the registration agent for district No 9 in Dewey County Montana announcing opening of books to list qualified electors. The schedule spans October 27 to October 28 with daily hours and excludes Sundays, preceding the November general election.
Registration for voters in district No 1 Beaverhead County Montana opens October 1 1908 at 9 a m to 4 p m daily and closes October 28 1982 at 9 pm with a reopening on November 3 1962. The district includes Heele Glenda Besverbead and Mortapee precincts and the county election is set for November 4 1908.
A terse OCR fragment mentions NEIL SHARKEY as Registry Agent for District No. 8 at the home office, signaling an official capacity and district designation without further context or dates.
The undersigned registration agent for district No 5 announces registration of qualified electors for Red Rock and Horse Prairie precincts at Emerson Hill's store Bedrock Montana on October 13 1902. A second session will be held at Grant on Horse Prairie October 20 1902 from 9 am to 5 pm closed October 25 1902 at 8 am reopening October 27 1902 for those with legal reasons. W H Holland Registry Agent District No 5.
Proem notice from OK Paul registry agent for District No 6 Heaverhead County Montana announces registration openings at Paul Co store Latin for qualified electors. Sessions at Rudy's Dell on October 14 and 20 1902 with daily registration from dawn to dusk ending October 25 1904 then resumes October 21 1902 for those with legal reasons to register late.
Notice for Registration District No 7 in Beaverhead County Montana to open books October 18 1902 at P Murray residence for Birch Creek Hishops precincts registration closes October 25 1902 at 9 PM reopens October 27 1902 voting on November 3 1902 absentee notices to be given for absence.
A garbled OCR snippet lists vehicle terms and locations including Salt Lake City and Central Apaleroad. The readable items reference car parts and brands with unclear connections. No clear events or persons emerge from the fragment.
Governor proclaims a statewide general election in Montana on the eve of November 1902 to elect a representative in congress, associate justice, state senator in multiple counties, house members from each county, and county officers including clerks, assessors, and sheriffs. A $100 reward is offered for arrest and conviction of anyone violating Title IV. Public seal and signatures authenticate the notice.
Lavina de Jonen sues Frank D S Jones for dissolution of marriage on desertion and neglect, seeks custody of two minor children Frankie and facie, and division of community property at Lot 2 Block 2 in Sittler's addition Lime Montana. Case filed Sept 11 1963 in Beaverhead District Court with service details and attorney Barbour listed.
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