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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1902
Page
4
A flood of visitors from Argenta Deer Lodge Boonack Twin Bridges and Helena attended the Dillon pioneer meeting as harsh weather dampened the opening races. Local residents including St McKnight George Harris James Barrett and Judge Koowlee were seen greeting old timers and taking in the event.
Sells everywhere at 6.50 our price 4.25 Ladies' Tailormade Suits in black rough Cheviot with satin serge jacket priced as a special deal. Also offers on Kid welt shoes and other footwear with reduced rate for quick sale.
A garbled narrative mentions Ms dre Weaor refuting a claim and a protest over property and a planned sale. Garett Garee at Paris, and Melton are cited with questions about who attends and who pays. A listed price of $25 is referenced.
A terse notice warns that no shooting or busting is allowed on the home ranch of the P.0. coorponey. The message is dated from Orr Ca and identifies T-tea Poindester 4 as the sender.
A garbled account describes animal sales and auctions, naming buyers and horses. It mentions a Mr. Brown purchasing cattle, a two year old steer herd, and Lemhi county rough country conditions. The text references a driving horse for Mrs. Sieck and a nine explainers of farm stock and mule details.
Convicted killer James Martin died unexpectedly early Tuesday morning in the prison. Guards and the death watch feared for his life as he showed convulsions and faint fits, with witnesses reporting a startling deterioration before his death.
Readable fragments hint at mentions of EAST SOUTH WEST and NORTH with unclear names and events. Readers see scattered words like Pandsmey Mam and Prat Pugin alongside phrases about free entries or activities.
An advertisement touts hand made harnesses described as the strongest and best anywhere. It emphasizes comfort for horses and safety in driving, branding the business as strictly handmade and focused on quality.
The governor announces a proclamation concerning upcoming electoral procedures and dates. The document outlines trusted processes for registration, voting eligibility, and campaign compliance. Readers are urged to review official notices for specific rules and deadlines.
The proclamation announces a general election in Montana on Tuesday November 4, 1902 for electing county officers in 26 counties and various officials. It references state capital Helena and court actions, with mentions of clerks, treasurers, sheriffs, assessors, attorneys, surveyors, and public administrators. The obscured text notes jurisdictional counties, local offices, and a court decree concerning property matters and the seal of the Clerk GEO. W. FRENCH with deputy, and the attorneys for the prosecution.
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