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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1901
Page
2
A. B. Reith leaves the Helena Herald to join the Butte Miner as editor in chief, adding to Montana Democratic daily press strength. Reith is described as forceful and highly equipped, expected to boost the Miner and state journalism.
The press of Montana mourns Laubert Molinelli editor of the Democrat Messenger who died in Missoula after a long illness. He was a pioneer of the craft and his loss is greatly felt by the profession and community.
lvans reports Mayor Carter Hartivan of Chicago chosen by Bryan for the Democratic nomination in PAM. A well organized Western Democrat movement has formed to back a primary candidate at the national convention. Readers note efforts to unite Western and Southern delegations before the convention meets in Chicago and Illinois.
Voters in Televatload County weigh a proposed municipal school system plan. The discussion covers funding, efficiency gains, and governance as residents consider a new district and potential improvements for students and facilities.
Special correspondence from Lima reports a Saturday evening fire started near the Creek by hobos, quickly spreading and threatening Mrs. Garland's house. Offenders remain at large. The rest of the item is a string of personal notes and local notices about residents and events.
A widely loved figure known as a popular young man in the community received praise from the fire department and many friends at a public recognition event.
Oil shale tests in Smallhorn show promising results and justify thorough examination and development. Local residents in Beaverhead County feel encouraged by the oil outlook and possible outside investment.
News reaches Moose Creek near Salmon City Idaho of a dredge boat belonging to Pacifico Dredging Co exploding its boiler. Superintendent Dunlap was killed and Engineer Kirk seriously injured. Several other workers are reported hurt. The vessel owned by WR Jeblette of Chicago has suffered prior misfortunes since its installation on Moose Creek.
Saturday evening at the bride’s father home Rev Dr Gewrvere officiated the marriage of Edward Nelear and Miss Accie Loree. The groom is known locally and the bride is the daughter of Moses Loree who moved from Washington two years ago. EW. Vorter, Bedrock Salmon City and Gib Me giece proprietor, came in from Bedrock for several days.
The readable fragments discuss commissioners in Ses Sain Huuting business on Tuesday at a road site and reference various names, roles, and actions. The text is garbled with partial phrases mentioning police, digits, and unclear proceedings, offering limited concrete facts.
Fragmentary OCR reads a dated 2nd day of August 1901 with names and place hints. The text is garbled but appears to be a legal or public notice fragment seeking action or acknowledgment.
Board announces new openings to serve all grades as a high school program begins next month under order of the board.
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