Obituary Rates And Public Notices In Dillon Journal
The text lists pricing for various notice types in the Dillon Examiner including church festivals fairs dances suppers and admission fees. It specifies 5 cent per line charges for notices and obituaries rough pricing details for display classifieds with a note directing submissions to the Dillon Examiner.
Transit schedule note from 1901 announces line change
In effect November 3 1901 a timetable note states No 10 south bound leaves and north bound will follow with an i fragment indicating direction changes. The terse OCR reads like a local rail update for the preceding era.
Local News Briefs From Dillon and Surroundings
A packed round of notices and tidbits from Dillon Mont detailing visits, travel and business: Miss Nellie Sharkey leaves for Sheridan, Mrs J A Fennell visits from Butte, and George Wolf acts as starter at Twin Bridges race. Local trades, moves, and civic updates include Dr W V Kingsbury moving to Metlen block, Miss Frieda Moritz named a Butte ward school teacher, and new post office boxes improving service. Also reported are road trips, stock and farm notes, and upcoming community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Moritz
Butte
Moritz
Newsy Notes From Big Hole Basin
Deputy sheriff J C Quinn was in the basin summoning witnesses for the district court to meet the third Monday in August. A new two story business building is being erected beside Fournier's hall in Jackson by Mesara Nela Delage and Ernest Benjamin. Landlord George W Quinn plans an addition to the Hotel Jackson front and street. James Stewart the mail contractor made his first Fox trip and will offer excursion rates to fishers. A horse near town had a broken foreleg after stepping on a rock and was shot. Charley Maynard returns from the east with his mother and sister to settle here. Otto Gageer of Brinton bought a mowing machine and received Swiss tools to repair watches after baying.
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J. C. Quinn
District Court
Fournier
George W. Quinn
Hotel
Jackson
James Stewart
Fox
Jim
Charles Maynard
E. Maynard
Jauretta Maynard
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Charley
Dakota
Otto Gageer
Brinton
Switzerland
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Harry Andrus
Big Sheep Creek Basin
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Minnie Forrester
George Wolf
Hattie Dart
Mormon Metropolis
Ira Calder
North Dakota
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Eliza Selway
Pluma Tattersall
Mamie McIntosh
King
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George Quinn
Wadama
Fayette Harrington
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Bedrock and
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W. V. Kingsbury
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F. C. Cope
Douglass Palmer
Yellowstone Park
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Mamie O’ Brier
Lilah Raymond
Jim Collins
Sheriff Gist
Arthur Sullivan
Charles Deputy
Elkhorn Apringa
A. C. Gruwell
E. W. Slack
Bip Hole
John Como
Red Lodge
Key West
George Kunzman
Bannack Street
Kunzman
Lamont
Mrs. Marsden Burns
Innes Ranch
Waldorf Home
W. A. Gill
Gallatin Valley
William Pyeatt
Bannack District No. 5
H. R. Paddock
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C. R. Milton
Ditlon
Dan Grant
Frank Meyers
Lima
Big Hole Basin
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F. M. Staley
St Wtedom
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Buckwall
A. Miller
R. R. Rathbone
Swin Bridges
Presbyterian Lawn
Tom Mulaney
Grasshopper
H. A. Denny
Deer Lodge County
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Blacktail
Newsy
Big Hole
Major Smith
Maud Strawbridge
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L. D. Grae
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