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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1901
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner announces subscription pricing at 2 dollars per year in advance for Readverhead County readers with the paper dated Wednesday September 18, 1001. The notice outlines official publication of the local paper.
The assassination of President McKinley ends a presidency marked by national struggle and a dramatic political era. Willian Mothiltoy reflects on his legacy, noting strong leadership, public service, and lasting impact on the United States.
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The current board held its last regular meeting. In December the newly elected board will take charge of county affairs. The records compiled by the present board are considered a creditable effort. Taxes have been outlined for the coming period.
The outgoing board retires with taxpayers’ approval for lowering interest rates and reducing net indebtedness. More funds were invested in county roads and bridges, yielding results. Incoming members Montgomery Oliver and McKeight are praised for familiarity and businesslike administration and cooperation with colleagues to continue efficient county affairs.
Fragmentary text describes a Montana duel event and future prospects tied to new locations. Mentions prominent figures including a senator, governor, and military officials, with references to Prospecting the Gravelly bay and various civic actions.
Dillon churches plan a memorial service following President Roosevelt’s proclamation. The program includes hymnody, prayers by Rev. W Po Soith and Rev Henry b Cape, an address by Rev BOOED Gwynne, and a benediction by Rev Clowes. A fundraiser sale of articles at the barracks on Saturday supports salvation work and planning for wartime relief efforts.
Acting Mayor Leonard Eliel calls Dillon citizens to observe September 18 1901 as a national day of prayer and mourning for the late president. He requests church gatherings, closing of businesses, and a solemn tribute in line with national observance.
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