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The notice lists advertising rates for the Dillon Examiner: 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 16 cents per line for subsequent insertions, with 10 cents per line for business locals first insertion and 8 cents for subsequent insertions. Standing ads rates available on application. Also notes address for editorial and business management and 1 cent per word for Card of Thanks. The item references various railway line notes and a timestamp 1:68 p.m.
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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Wisdom and Dillon People Note Frequent Visits and Travel
A crowded list of Wisdom and nearby towns residents and visitors reports Bert Bridwell from Horse Prairie, Dr T A Greigg and others from Butte, and many Dillon trips. The notes mention shopping, meetings, and social visits, with several residents attending Chautauqua and forestry events.
Local notes from Armstead and Dillon area events
Armstead and Dillon residents are reported visiting Dillon and nearby towns. several anglers, travelers, and workers are listed with activities from Tuesday to Sunday. An estray notice describes two mares and a public sale in Dillon. Notice of three year proof for Homestead entry No. 09610 filed by James R. Owenby with witnesses listed.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
James R. Owenby
Dillon
Ney
Seynem
Township
Range
Meridian
Fred Rife
District Court
Millard M. Holman
Clyde H. Smith
Hubert L. Smith
Sam Trolinger
Jos. Oker
Register
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United States
Federal Reserve Banking
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
The
Wisdom
Tattersall’s
Bert Bridwell
Horse Prairie
H. Weaver
Butte
City
T. A. Greigg
Sam Bennetts
Herman Jackson
Portland
W.H. Lee
Armatead
C. Kennedy
Monida
Mrs. A
Beardsley
Lima
Harold Fuqua
Twin Bridges
O. C. Gosman
Hugh, C. Wood
Spencer
C.Y. Magnus
Phillips Block
Col. Decker
Armstead
D. Howe
Metlen
Dave Metlen
Tom Pendergast
Jackson
C. H. Stocker
Eva Stocker
Grant
Win Stinson
al Dewitt
Mary E. Tash
Melrose
P. H. Conners
Walter
Alvin Jones
Ike Rife, Sr
Upper
Medicine Lodge
Henry McGonigie
Elizabeth McGonigie
B. A. Risley
John Pendergast
George Selway
Virginia City
Apex
Fred
North
Polaris
Will Sweeney
Sheep Creek Basin
Presbyterian Church
A. W. Wilson
Len Halloran
George Lyman
Centennial Valley
Charles Spencer
Divide
A. M. Sheimo
State Bank of Wisdom
Dillon Chautauqua
George Francis
Big Hole Basin
George B. Conway
Jess Finsley
J. &. Finsley
Helen Montgomery
Margaret Montgomery
Ed. Duff
Albert Metzel
South Omaha
Isaac Rife
Upper Medicine Lodge
W. E. Dunn
Bannack
Richard Freeman
Small Son
D. D. McKnight
Board of County Commissioners
Dell
Walter Stewart
Ed. Miller
Henry Wood
W. A. Dunn
Carl Decker
William Montgomery
Naomi Lennox
Montgomery Ranch
Dresden Shields
Mr. Shields
Mollie Sparrow
Helen Nelson
Miss Sparrow
Alder
Will Metzel
Anaconda
J. N. Shannon
Saltese
Erl Wheat
Clifford Shannon
San Francisco
United States Navy
John ‘A. Donovan
Butte’ Stor
G. E. Cramer
Gilmore
Idaho
W. D. Pringle
E. B. Roe
C. G. Gilster
Bedrock
C. T. Gillam and
W. E. Bieri
Herb Arnold
Morris Elmose
B. J. Angove
A. Willets
Roy Chandler
Harry Hopkins
D. C. Wampler and Son
Tim Tash
Grasshopper
Tim
Forestry Battalion
W. L. Knudson
Omega Anderson
Joe Metlen
KE Ducett
Col
Alf. Decker
J. W. Scott
Wm. Bickler
Mabel Noddings
Salmon
George McHugh
Frank Bulger
Mrs. F. J. Goddard
Livingston
Jack Neel
John Mullen
Dr. Brownback
George Martin
Louis Holt
Martin Curren
Harry Shelver
Leadore
Burl Williams
Mary Mahaffy
Joe Moore
Elmer Gordon
Dillon Steam Laundry
Flora
Ella Montgomery
Mrs. Young
Salt Lake City
Mrs
W. M. Boles
D. C. Jones
Mr. Shaw
Western Union
W. A. Lovell
Frank
Hazelbaker
S. Idaho
Pdillon
A. L. Stone
W. A. Graeter
Cashier
Aii
Faye
Prop
Dillon Furniture CO
Dillon, Montana
G. T. Paul
Dillon Carriage Works
Washington and Helena Streets
Beaverhead State Bank