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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
7
A volatile week unfolds with Bozeman hotel fire causing $1,000 in damage. Montana events include Odd Fellows gathering in Missoula, a Mines vs. rural college football game with no victor, and multiple rail and gas plant incidents.
A garbled notice outlines a district level registration alert involving multiple local entities and dates. It references Meateabion and Pikte at Ui with partial directions to public notice actions and timelines. The document mentions various places and people in a chaotic rendering, indicating a formal registration or alert issued by a local authority.
The notice states dates and times for candidate registrations and hearings. It notes registration on November 4th and a subsequent session on Saturday October 27, 1900, with details on fees and office hours for registrants.
Notice announces the registration period for District No 6 Beaverhead County Montana ahead of the November county election. It lists registration locations at Paul & Costore in Gok Paul and Kielys More to Dell with tentative dates and times in October and ahead of the general election.
A damaged notice from District No. 7 by C. B. Bond announces registration deadlines for individuals with legal regencies. It states fees of $99 and specifies office hours and dates before closing, with exceptions for absentee voters and at home registration.
Netide announces registration in District No 3. Voters must appear at the Bar office to complete the registration of residents and those eligible, as required by district procedures.
A notice from Nack Montana announces registration of all qualified electors in Spring Gulch Beaverhead County prior to the November 4 1902 general election. Registration will occur October 13 to October 25 1902 at the Montana Gold Dredging company office with daily hours 9 am to 5 pm except Sundays. A special session on October 7 1902 allows those with legal reasons to register outside the period.
A garbled notice outlines voter registration timelines for nearby precincts in Heaverbead County Montana. It mentions registration closing before a November election and cites specific dates, with emphasis on eligibility status for those without prior registration.
The notice states due to absence and reason, the action will be made and given at the home office. Neil Sharkey, Registry Agent District No. 8.
Registration agent for district No. 5 Beaverhead County announces books open at Emerson Hill's store Bedrock Montana on October 1902 for Red Rock and Horse Prairie electors prior to the November 4 election. Sessions run daily except Sundays from 9 am to 4 pm with October 25 closing and October 27 reopen for absentees with valid reasons.
The State of Montana to the named defendant greetings You are summoned to appear before Justice Con Bray in Lima to answer a civil claim by O K Pani Company for fifty two dollars ninety cents plus related charges for goods sold and delivered in 19__ The order warns of a judgment by default if you fail to appear and answer.
The record lists multiple judicial deadlines in Mon state and surrounding counties. It names Jeffers County and Delerson County with dates across February April May November and months in 1870s style terms. The document notes district court terms and absentee proceedings for various regions.
The governor of Mortana proclaims a pendular election to choose officials including one representative district judge associate justice of the supreme court state senator and members of the house of representatives across many counties. The proclamation sets dates, districts, and compensation details, with signatures of the governor and secretary of state.
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