Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner
Reading notices in the local column cost 2 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business local ads are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Standing ads upon application. Mail letters about editorial or business matters to The Dillon Examiner. Notices of church events and fundraisers with admission or gate profits are 5 cents per line. Garden of thanks and obituary poetry priced per line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business l
Ocala
Depadeae
Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Train schedules fragment shows four lines of directions
A damaged OCR fragment lists four train lines with directions and times. No. 1 West Bound to North Bound at 2:22 PM. No. 3 North Bound at 4:05 AM. No. 2 East Bound to South Bound at 8:230 PM? No. 4 South Bound at 4:05 AM.
Local notes from Dillon and surrounding areas
A roundup of local exchanges reports from Dillon Montana and nearby towns. Mentions visits by Miss Abbie Terry and Miss Edith McDowell, travel notes for Chas Price and Jack Barret, weather and horse fatalities from lightning, dairy ads, and a Beaverhead county ball game where Sheridan and Dillon played to a three point margin. The Twin Bridges Monitor notes the crowd and visitors at the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Dillon
Beaverhead
Virginia City
Twin Bridges
Local News Roundup From Bannack and Argenta
Twenty years ago A Bessette visits Bannack while Yellowstone Park tours shrink town activity. Officials discuss church appointments and a mill move to Argenta. Tax levies are set and a feathered game close season ends. Pioneer Samuel Garrett dies, with a hidden fortune found after his death in a bed mattress containing four certificates for 9400 dollars in bank deposits, gold coin, and cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Samuel Garrett
Big Hole
Dewey's
Garrett
First National Bank of
Helena
Breezes Notes Mix Town Gossip and Local News
Misses Margaret Ross and Selah Graves visit Mrs. W A Armitage at Sunny Slope this week. Duke Gist hosts by Owen Ellis. Glen Oneal seeks eye treatment after an accident. Blake Hammer to fetch cattle feeders from Texas for Spokane Cattle Co. Loretta Lossi travels to Racine Wis to study. Orr & Foiles rent the blacksmith shop next to Ajax saloon. The stolen Dr Holmsen auto remains unfound. Mrs. Howard Smith dies at 81 in Melrose. Justice of the Peace M D Jardine and constable W B Fowler appointed in Jackson. Thomas Morris injured in hay-field accident. The Breezes urges Roosevelt convention space only after fund questions. Dawson County Review editor declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Breezes
Metcalf
Dawson County Review
Montana
Helena
Jimmy
Ladies’ Aid
Harvester Trust
Chicago
Miss Alberta Andrus Heads Home with Miss Adams
Miss Alberta Andrus left Thursday evening for her Salmon City home, accompanied by Miss Ethel Adams who will visit for a month. Lewistown eyes state honors and Eastern Montana hopes to face Dillon, the Western champion, for the title. A fire at the Snow residence on North Washington Street was contained with little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Andrus
Salmon City
Ethel Adams
Lewistown
Montana
Dillon
Lewistown Daily News
Snow Residence
North
Washington Street
E. W. Schnieder
Pacific Coast
Hamilton
Schneider
Teresa Drucke
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Oregon
Pride of Dillon
Dr. Walker
Metlen Black
Postal Telegraph
Mayfield Bros
Abbie ‘Erry
Madison, Wis
Jean Bishop
Cypher
Tattersall’s
Chas. A. Smith
Dell
Nan Barret
Grant
Fern Hinkley
Butte
Mable Phillips
Homer Harrison
Lima
Peat Hotel
Gall
Jersey
Valley View Dairy
J B. Smith
Sc. Lambert
Leadore
Idaho
Jos
Wiksdal
Pat Ward
Chas. L. Price
Yellowstone Park
Chas. Grant
Murray Hospital
Jack Barret
Abbie Terry
Edith McDowell
Mary York
California
Anaconda
Pete Peterson
Frank Caldwell
Hood River
Jos. Rich
C. W. Robison
E. J. Ripley
Redmen
Philipsburg
A. Bessette
Bannack
R. C. Halliday
Denver
Colorado
Knights Templar
Adolph Eliel
Gibbonsville
Gibbonsville Mercantile Co
J. W. Tait
East Gallatin
C. D. King
James Kirstes
Will Orr
Harry Poindexter
Belle Orr
Ora Cummings
Golden Leaf Company
Argenta
Margaret Ross
Selah Graves
W. A. Armitage
Sunny Slope
Duke Gist
Ward McAllister
Jackson
Owen Ellis
Glen Oneal
Blake Hammer
Bedrock
Texas
E. N. Jones
Spokane Cattle Co
Ben Oneal
Orpha
J. P. Lossi
Loretta
Racine
Wis
Messrs
Dr. Holmsen
Wisdom
Carl Dahm
Howard Smith
Bristow
Melrose
M. D. Jardine
Berry
Hobo
W. B. Fowler
Thomas Morris
Big Hole Ranch
Cowperthwaite
Tribune Book
Treasury
Col. Dolman
District Court
Pennsylvania
Ireland
New York
Life Insurance
C, M, Smith
Union Electric Co
City Express and Coal Co
C. W. Scott
General Transfer
Eph Stoller
Birch Creek
E. R. Ackley
Jos. C. Smith
Attorney-at-Law
Edwin Norris
Randboook
Scientific American
the Home of Quality
Saratoga
Olmsted-Stevenson CO
Edison
G. T. Paul
Aun
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