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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1894
Page
3
Dillon notes report a crowded election season with speeches by W A Clark and Col Sanders and candidates Hatch Harttoun visit. Local commerce includes Cushing & Sons bargains and Dillon Cash Grocery ads. Community includes school reports, voter registration deadlines, racing plans at Twin Bridges, and social events at Gallagher’s hall.
A large crowd gathered in Eleha capital for an evening meeting on Helena capital, but Anaconda sympathizers dominated. Speakers Walsh and Weed offered familiar arguments, with maps and charts. audience turnout fell as few changed their minds on Helena versus Anaconda.
Mery A. Sulliven files for divorce from Arther Sellives alleging extreme cruelty. Attorney H. Z. Burleigh represents the plaintiff. Unclear additional claims and names appear garbled in the record.
Four brothers of James Hunter from 614 East 14th Street prepare to pursue Paul Metcalf and Avenging the murder of Frank Hunter in Medicine Lodge Montana. They trained with rifles and revolvers, armed themselves, and vowed to track the killers across winter.
A major Beaverhead county mining deal bonds a large tract of Grasshopper creek placer claims owned by Graves Greter and others to a Denver Chicago and California syndicate represented by Mr Harper J H Riley and a third unnamed investor. Six figure price, Chicago bound to form a company and buy machinery. Men will sink a shaft this winter and in spring 150 workers will be employed.
Furnished by W. D. Harlan land attorney Washington shows Mordicai versus California. Court finds land more valuable for stone than for agriculture or grazing and subject to entry under the Fimber and Stone act of June 15 1878. Sims, Assistant Secretary.
Officials urged steps to stop loud disturbances at opera house meetings. The report notes boys' howling and whistling and intoxicated individuals interrupting speakers. It calls for city marshal or special officer to maintain order during gatherings.
Lung Pol was fined 25 for keeping an opium den and appealed to the district court. Another Chinaman, Lung, was fined 15 plus costs for smoking opium and inmate status. Tin Doyle was arraigned Tuesday for disturbing the peace, pled guilty, and the court suspended sentence with departure from Low n.
A formal certified list of all nominations for the general election on November 6. The record names candidates for Representative in Congress, state and county offices, and various judicial and local posts with party affiliations.
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