Reading notices and rate card from the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner outlines rates for reading notices in its focal column on April 14 1911. It lists charges of 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions for reading notices and business ads, with standing advertisements by application. It also notes 5 cent per line rates for church festival notices and obituary poetry, and 5 cents per line for thank you notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xaminer
Tuk Dillon Examiner
Train schedule details for north and south bound routes
In effect August 22 1909 No 1 North Bound 5 0 0 cecee AUS p.m No 3 North Bound 4 05 p M No 2 South Bound cece scree 6 40 p m No 4 South Bound
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bound
Cecee
South Bound
Cecescree
Beaverhead Valley Notes and Dillon Rail Influx
Local items from Dillon and Beaverhead county list visits by ranchers and merchants, shop talk, and forthcoming sales. Notable mentions include Dr. Walker, Julius Stearns Cincinnati celloist, Cadillac orders for Beav erhead ranchers, and Easter week school holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Stearns
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Dillon Public School
Wisdom News in Brief from the Big Hole
Local notes report C W Francis elected school trustee for three years at a recent election. Montana land and development firm purchases Highland ranch and plans farming machinery aid. Beef steers sold to Portland bring $6.75 per cwt. two more shipments follow. Community events include dances, farewell party for Mrs McNurlin, and a Sunny Slopes Mer bert Armitage surprise gathering. Visits from Monida and Helena, plus forestry school returnees. Road conditions deteriorate between Divide and Wisdom. mail arrives late on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Land and Development Company
Highland Ranch
Appointed Deputy Veterinarians Helena April 5
The state live stock sanitary board names Dr. A. H. Cheney of Miles City and Dr. W. C. Orr of Dillon as deputy state veterinarians. Two more deputies will be added under a Twelfth assembly law. Four dairy inspection districts are created and a April 10 examination will select four veterinarians to inspect dairy cattle in each district. The new law requires inspection of every head of dairy or creamery stock. About 14,000 stock are to be tuberculin tested and examined for contagious diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Livestock Sanitary Board
A. H. Cheney
Miles City
W. C. Orr
Dillon
Boycott Expected as Montana Labor Dispute Unfolds
Announcement in April signals a looming labor boycott by state workers after a strike over higher pay began in 1910. Tensions rise within unions as the Helena Trades and Labor Assembly orders carpenters and engineers, with carpenters returning to work April 3 without council authority, risking expulsion for engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Montana Federation of Labor
Helena Trades and Labor Assembly
Notice of Teachers Examinations in Dillon Montana
Notice announces teachers examinations scheduled Friday and Saturday April 28 and 29 in Dillon Montana. Margaret Ross is the County Superintendent. The Examiner will publish further news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Patterson
Dell
Dillon
Mabel Selway
Lima
Grant FE. Finch
Dillon Public School
Normal College
Montana
Margaret Ross
Seed Potatoes Bond and Bond Notice for Delinquent Accounts
Bond and Bond require immediate payment of all accounts due. Seed potatoes car load Thursday and early chips mentioned. If not paid by January 1st 1911, accounts will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. Brock Beach?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond & Bond
Brock
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Dillon Examiner
Oregon
Dr. Walker
Mellenblock
Arthur Roe
Graeter Grocery Co
Vene Patterson
Helen Collins
Nels Nelson
Will Ross
Argenta
Henry Thompson
Crabtree
Beaverhead Valley
Jewell
Geary
Warren Graeter
Pete Anderson
Sage Creek
Beaverhead
George Noble
Dr. Rathbone
J W. Lusher
Hawley Selway
Horse Prairie
Chas Bennington
Dell Hotel
Carl Jensen
Coit & Nelson Ranch
Roberts Ranch
Jack Porter
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
Dillon Bakery
Ackley
Charles Bennington
Dillon Merchants
Morton Egbert
Frankie Andrus
Gladys Gray
Lillian Jones
Bannack
Dillon Friends
Severson
Armour
Butte
Frank Hazelbaker
Fred Woodworth
Missoula
J. E. R. Sievers
Burt Adams
Norman Holden
Jasper Nelson
Dillon, Mont
B. C. Bennington
East
Ed Duff
Duff
Paris
Idaho
Sam Arndts
Charles Padley
Hamilton
Fred Heffner
J. E. Hollingsworth
Ed Smith
Cadillac
Montana Auto Supply Company
Katherine Leonard
Dillon Implement Co
Will Cashmore
Theta Society
South Pacific Street
Eliza Selway
Charles Carlson
Mayme Ross
John W. Morton Co
Mountain Hare
Mesdames
Wm. Herman
Theodore Nelson
Graeter
Bannack Street
Williamson
Mrs. Nelson
James F. Barry
Monida
Wisdom
A. T. Barry
C. W. Francis
Divide
R. Sutherland
T. J. Murray
Chris Hansen
Forest Service
Boulder
Vic Knudsen
Dayton Keyless Lock Co
Homer Utley
G. A. Pogue
D. F. Wampler
O. J. Woodworth
Portland
William Montgomery
Wisdom Dancing Club
Nellie Wampler
Max Phillips
G. B. McNurlin
J. C. Hill
Merbert Armitage
Sunny Slopes
Bristow
W. A. Armitage
H. 8S. Armitage
Peter Coddle
New York
Tribune Book
Edison
Examiner
Firat Class
Olmsted-Stevenson Co
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