Reading notices and advertising rates in Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner from August 9 1911 lists 4 cents per line for first reading notice insertions and 16 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business notices are 10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing advertisements rates are available on application.
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Xaminer
Tur Dillon Examiner
Notices of Church Festivals and Socials With Fees
Notices of church festivals fairs sociables dancing parties and suppers with admission or profit from fancy article sales will be charged five cents per line. Card of thanks and obituary poetry also charged at five cents per line.
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OwrrvaRy Portry
Bound travel signals in noisy OCR note
Fragmentary OCR text lists directions and times with unclear codes. Key elements include West Bound and North Bound references with times around 2:52 and 4:05, plus scattered numbers and letters that do not form full details or context.
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Cosseeness
Local notes mention shops and residents in Dillon area
Local items list Graeter Grocery Co. wholesale goods and Dr. Walker and Dr. Ackley offices. Several Dillon visitors from Armstead Butte and Dell are noted along with Bond & Bond accounts and a sale ad. Also references to Miss Louise Dodds visiting Centennial valley and Prof. Louis Pelzer leaving for Atlantic Iowa.
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Miss Louise Dodds
Mrs
John Brundage
Centennial Valley
Local notices and society items from Dillon area
Cascade and Dillon residents visit families in Dillon. Dentists and salesmen are listed with office and residence numbers. Community events include Elks social plans and Red Men meeting notes. Health data notes Montana birth and death stats for June. Transportation and farming updates cover Ruby valley hay, cattle purchases, and auto running laps.
Olmsted Stevenson's Call for Stock Increase Vote
A Dillon Montana stockholders meeting is called for August 19 1911 to decide whether Olmsted Stevenson Company should raise capital from 50000 to 100000 dollars. Directors report the unanimous decision at the July 3 1911 meeting and publish notice. A second item notes local travel and business news in Wisdom and Dillon including lodge visits and wool clips.
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Dillon
Montana
Olmsted- Stevenson Company
Dilon
T. D. Olmsted
L. K., Bordwink
Nels Nelson
Theodore Nelson
J.P. Murray
ED. Smith
N. Stevenson
Said Corporation
Magazine Club Prices For 1911 12 Sale End Date
Nearly every standard publication will raise club prices for the 1911-12 season and orders after September 20, 1911 cannot be filled. Send orders now to Pacific Monthly Portland Oregon for Delineator Everybody's The Housekeeper McClure's Woman's Home Companion Hampton's and other titles with set U.S. delivery rates.
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Pacific Monthly
McClure's
Woman's Home Companion
Hampton's
McClure
U.S
The
Portland
Oregon
The City Shoe Store Sale Promises Deep Discounts
33 1 3 Per Cent Off on all kinds of Oxfords and Pumps for the whole family to clear room for fall goods. Shoes Oxfords and Slippers priced lower with tan Oxfords and Pumps at 2 65 3 00 3 50. Fine Shoes 2 75 3 00 3 50. Oxfords and Slippers 1 85. Children Slippers and Oxfords 50c. The City Shoe Store 49tf.
Public Sale At Ranch Near Dillon August 15 1911
Public auction to be held at the ranch nine miles northeast of Dillon on the old Roberts place Tuesday August 15 1911 starting at 10 oclock. Items include three geldings four or five horses, 40 milk cows, multiple heifers, two Short Horn bulls aged two to four, 20 sows with pigs and pigs soon, two lumber wagons, one buggy, plus other goods. Terms cash or bankable paper. Free lunch at noon. Coit and Nelson auctioneers Dr E Doty Auctioneer A D Ladue Clerk.
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Dillon
Roberts Place
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Dillon Examiner
Dr. Walker
Metlen Block
Graeter Grocery Co
Pillsbury’s and
Ackley
Edie Block
Jesse Lacklen
Butte
H. F. Bimrose
Mr. Thatcher
Armstead
Bond & Bond
M. H. Hunt
Harry Browning
Mary Desmond
Grant
C. Smith
A. A. Gagner
C. O. Diffenderfer
Medon
Geo. A. Whitworth
Dell
S. M. McKnight
Dan Grant
Dr. Rathbone
J. W. Lusher
Carl Jensen
Coit & Nelson Ranch
Roberts Ranch
W. W. Pennington
Wood
Flathead Country
Bert Sears
Lima
E. Frazier
Wm. W. Murray
Helena
E. B. Sprinkle
Louis Pelzer
Atlantic
Iowa
Univeriity of Iowa
Iowa City
Tribune Book
Frank Maw
Cascade, Montana
J. §. Streit
Morton Egbert
M. E. Barry
Mrs. Barry
H. F. Best
Old State Bank
Bannack and
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W. C. Miller
Yuma
Arizona
Oray Plaza Lodge of Elks
County
Grand Lodge
Virginia Bunch
Cray Plaza Lodge
Madisonian
C. W. Robison
Herb Wheat
Jack Calkins
Hank White
Lewistown
Ki. P. Matthewson
Montana Good Roads Congress
Matthewson
Missoula
G.W. Sproule
Federal Court
State Department of Health
Henry Cahill
Fannie Cahill
Virginia City
Ruby Dale Farm
Ruby Valley
Miss Cahill
Beaverhead
J. E. Clifford
Andrew, Checrow
A. Audifred
Sheridan
South Dakota
Alder
Hinch Creek Canyon
W. A Cash
Holmsen
G. A. Williams
George Woodworth
I. A. Hazelbaker
Cleaves
Butte Inter Mountain
Mell Powers
Billings
Wise River
G. G. Watt
Basin
I. A. Sweet
Paradise, Mont
Jack Quinn
Silver Bow County
Jackson
Wisdom
Office of Olmsted-Stevenson Co
Big Hole
A. T. Barry
Dr. Thompson
Chris Maurer
Crummins & Pierre
Boston
F. E. Armstrong
Medicine Lodge
Maurer
Coit & Nelson
DR. E. Doty
A. D. Ladue
Union Electric Go
City Express and Coal Co
C. W. Scott
General Transfer
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Iia
Erence
Ogden
San Francisco
Huntington
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
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Catalina Island
Pullman Reservation
F. D. Wilson, D. F. P. A
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