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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner lists rates for first and subsequent insertions in local notices and business locals. It also details address for editorial and business matters and sets charges for church festivals fairs dances suppers and profit events with admission or sales of items.
Fragmented OCR text notes a southbound movement and times like 4:05 a.m and 5.12 p.m with unclear origin. The readable fragments mention travel, a person or entity, and location cues without a coherent narrative or complete details.
Dillon and nearby towns see a string of visitors from Dell and Haudgate with social and business mentions. Ads promote PL Shoenborn shoes and Morton's heating stoves while Charles H. Pedley is named as a National Prison Association delegate from Montana.
Judge Parker occupies the Lewis and Clark beach this week while cattle dealer Z B Yeaman sells his herd to Silag C Dishno and George Plum for delivery on the 10th. Dillon and Madison county scenes include builders, visitors, dredge machinery updates, and transient notices from Alder Gulch Times and Madisonian.
A large electric light turbine arrived Sunday for the Electric Light Co. The Jamies Lafelle twin turbine from Springfield Ohio uses a 25 foot head and will generate about 20 horse power. Workers transfer the turbine from cars to wagons for installation and expect to render steam power unnecessary once in use.
Pardon efforts are underway for Martin Peel the man who shot and killed Wall Ennis in Virginia City three years ago. Peel, now an elderly man, faces a long prison term unless a clemency review yields favorable action. Prominent state figures are backing the petition to grant him liberty and to honor the early Montana days.
The facility will be built under the Carey and land law provisions. It will be opened under operation and will be 81 feet wide by the hotter feet, carrying water. Henry Edgar Be Here notes the planned completion and testing in the near term.
Fragmentary text notes horses and drivers, mentions trainers and halter work, with scattered names and terms. The readable content is too garbled to identify participants, location, or outcomes.
On the first and third Tuesdays from June to October the Oregon Short Line offers tickets to Defleio and return from aff Montens pecnts at rates: Via Standard Lines six dollars Deferential Lines bass These tickets grant more privileges than other excursion tickets this year ideal for peer tasters trip. Call on ticket agents for details.
A breezy, interesting man is described in the fragment, noting a local figure who speaks with charm and engages the community. The readable text hints at a casual, folksy persona shaping public spaces and discussions.
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