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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner dated September 25, 1901, is published weekly with F. C. Kress as editor and proprietor. Subscription price is 2 dollars per year in advance.
The article surveys Montana and Pilea communities over the new school program, evaluating enrollment quality and anticipated reforms. It notes teachers' ongoing efforts, leadership claims, and calls for public support amid political tensions surrounding the school’s future and governance.
Special correspondence reports the death of Pierre Pulte aged about 41 from inflammation of the bowels. Born in Valleyhe led, Quebec, Canada, he moved to Montana, worked for Pere Pisitie theater, then drove a stage, sailed, and recently rode the Toerse Peas dredging boat. The note mentions Beav erhead stable reward for the horse and signs from JEN BUTALA.
William J. Bryan asserts that while all lives are equal, a president chosen by seventy five million becomes a representative of all, and an assault on him is an assault on the nation, highlighting ethics of leadership and collective responsibility.
Public opinion doubts over two members of the board gave way to impartial conduct. Navy department conducted the inquiry strictly fair and neutral. The results are expected to gain national confidence and may avoid further congressional investigation.
Memorial services were held Thursday in the Methodist church and other city churches to honor the martyred president. The capacity was reached in both church and lecture rooms with attendees from Masonry Knights of Pythias Redmen and many others. Clergy including Reva Cope Gwynne Hooker Clowes delivered eulogies and sermons at St James and Presbyterian churches. State Norval memorial exercises followed with Hon Edwin Nottis.
In Beaverhead County Justice Court before Con Bray Justice of the Peace the State of Montara sues Auten Schooner and Bert for civil action to recover fifty dollars for goods and merchandise delivered, with a return date and process set forth in the order of the court.
An unclear OCR fragment cites a court or legal proceeding in Montana. The readable portions mention a date, parties with names possibly Alina Summens and Diebret Chaat, and references to orders or notices. Details are garbled and hard to interpret.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a local issue and names not clearly legible. Key entities and specifics are unavailable, but the text implies a brief public notice or notice-like content.
A court will hear the case of the defendant charged with a property related crime. The proceeding is set for the premises indicated in the filing and legal representatives are to prepare for trial.
Fragmentary OCR of a court notice in the Meo igpa district referencing plaintiff John A. McCodd and defendant alias, with scattered phrases about service and dates. The text is garbled, lacking coherent actions or outcomes, and many proper names are distorted.
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