Wednesday Edition Proprietor and Price Notice
The notice announces the publication of a weekly paper edited by F. Kress with subscription pricing listed as 2 per year in advance. The issue is dated Wednesday October 23, 2001.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
2
The notice announces the publication of a weekly paper edited by F. Kress with subscription pricing listed as 2 per year in advance. The issue is dated Wednesday October 23, 2001.
A fragmented report describes county discussions around a proposed canal and a nearby school project. The text mentions Ditton, Paton, and Pidfoi and references delays and planning obstacles without clear details.
The readable fragments reference a case file dealing with legislative authority and procedural steps. Mentions of Pinos, private clients, and state actions appear amidst garbled phrases. Entities and concrete details are sparse, with no clear outcome or clearly identifiable organizations.
Readable fragments discuss a state contract cost comparison with mentions of price figures and claims. It notes a potential lower cost for the state if a certain disputed approach is pursued and references a claimed dollar amount. The text is garbled with unrelated letters.
President Roosevelt is reported as an advocate for a nationwide irrigation scheme. The proposal aims to extend water management and flood control across regions, with support noted from officials and farmers seeking improved arable prospects.
The piece argues for a national irrigation and reservoir system as a transformative measure for Montana and the West. It claims current river and harbor spending is wasteful, proposes a self sustaining irrigation bill, and urges passage with Roosevelt’s support and Western Senators backing.
Governor Louie and Secretary of State Hlats praised the management of the state’s facilities and budget in a city visit. Officials noted improvement in welfare programs and reported progress on fiscal standards and public services.
Fragmentary field notes describe a feature near the South River head at Alvis DeWitt, three feet from Warm Slough, with indication of a spring source in the Pierce field.
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids by 9 am December 1 1901 for a two span and a one span truss bridge with pile abutments across the Big Hole River north of Jackson near Wenger's Lane Bidders file with the county clerk or at J P Lossl store Wisdom or at the post office in Jackson Montana A good bond must accompany bids and all documents addressed to Sealed Bids for Building Bridge Across Big Hole River Board reserves right to reject any bids By Order of County Commissioners Wal L Stauauer County Clerk
Notice by the State Board of Land Commissioners announces a public sale and lease of state lands in Montana. The sale occurs November 11 at 1 PM in the State House, with detailed parcel descriptions listed for Blaverbedslay and surrounding areas in the Helena district.
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