Rates and notices policy in the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates: 20 cents per line for first insertion and 16 cents per line for subsequent insertions. business locals 10 cents per line first, 8 cents thereafter. standing ads on application. Church festival notices with admissions or sales profits billed at 10 cents per line. card of thanks 1 cent per word. Oregon Short Line timetable entries included.
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Business Management of the
Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Dillon and Surrounding Visitors Fill Local Scene
A parade of visitors and residents filled Dillon from Helena, Butte, Lima, Dell, Armstead and beyond last Saturday and Monday. Notes mention DeLaval Separator at the Creamery and local business activity tied to Dillon's county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Burke
Dillon
Burley
Idaho
A. A. Chubb
Idaho Falls
Fred Burgerman
Butte
Fred Nelson
Wisdom
L. C. Ford
Lima
al Alberton
J. T. Sullivan
the Medlon
E. W. Geary
L. E. McNinch
Dell
J. W. Scott of
Armstead
Dillon Friends
G. P. Perrier
H. C. Patterson
George Staudaher
Boise
Dave Burke
Baby
Arby Beardslee
Great Falls
H. McGonigle
Elizabeth
Easter Bonnet Sale at Mrs Hart Millinery
Easter Sunday approaches and shoppers are urged to visit the Millinery store of Mrs Anna Hart in the Telephone Block to choose the new Easter Bonnet. Style reigns supreme as customers can purchase the hat they have in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hart
Committee seeks student aid for self support at Normal College
The Committee on Student Aid at the Normal College asks for any student who can work by the hour or for board to contact committee members Nina Nash Stella Henderson Mrs L Free or Elizabeth Hinshaw. They request favors from students needing help through such arrangements.
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Normal College
Nina St Nash
Stella Henderson
L. Free
Elizabeth Hinshaw
Diamond O sheep operation opens modern lambing camp at Sheridan ranch
Ira Sanders and family visited the Diamond O company ranch in Sheridan last Sunday. The outfit has completed a weather proof lambing camp, described as one of the state's most convenient and safest. Lambing has begun, with about 1600 sheep lambed so far and no noticeable losses.
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Ira Sanders
Sheridan
Diamond O Company
Sheridan Ranch
Diamond 0 Company
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The
Oregon
Hazelbaker & Badgen
Tom Yost
E. F. Price
A. A. Sheehan
Helena
W. A. Moore
B. Bucks
Rexburg
Hugh Jeffrey
Will Stimpson
J. C. Carrigan
P. M. Carr
L. E. Brainard
P. J. Kelly
J. W. Barbour
Metlen
Chris Snyder
Ed Kenison
Sheep Creek Basin
Willard Jensen
Sage Creek
A. C. Dunn
Bozeman
Susan Findling
H. C. Pagenoff
Ben Dansie
Bedrock
Moses Somythe
Blaine
E. B. Roe
Austin Linder
Twin Bridges
Ben Hager
Belgrade
Frank Gordon
R. Sutherland
Butte Miner
A. McHale
St. Anthony
George Melton
Montana Livestock Commission Company
B. I. Long Outfit
Anthony French
Warren Graeter
Argenta
Mr. Skinner
L. A. Gregory
East
Walter Dansie
Salt Lake City
C. W. Stallings
Bannack
George French
City
Lower
Big Hole
S. D. Hirschman
Redmen Lodge
Hans Pederson
Jessie Barck
Louise Hynes
Melrose
W. B. Hartwig
Evelyn Coughlin
Miss Coughlin
Ernest Shauver
Centennial Valley
Mayme French
Hardaman Duff
Pocatello
J. S. Freeman
Ben Taylor Ranch
J. D. Brandenberg
A. D. Shields
Big Hole Basin
Smith McKnight
E. B. Ros
John W. Gart
the Woods Livestock Company
Spencer
Call Anderson Livery Company
Hans Johnson
Nan Barrett
Trevalyn Walls
Chester Barrett
Grant
Horse Prairie
Tom Yeaman
Lemhi County
Ida
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Leadore
Adolph Reichle
Reichle
Jack Noonan
Washington and
Bannack Streets
C. E. Constant
E. E. Streit
G. E. Jewell
Mr. Jewell
Beaverhead
Madison
State Bank OF Dillon
Ana YA
Dr. Price
F. M. Carr
Dell, Mont
Hazelbaker & Badcon
Old Line
Lee S. Tower
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