Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists local column rates: 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 16 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business Locals are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing advertisements rates available on request. Card of Thanks charges apply per word. Oregon Short Line timetable numbers included for south and northbound trains.
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Business Management of the
Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Dillon Busy With Visitors and Local Advertisements
Local notes show frequent visitors to Dillon from Armstead Wisdom Lima Bannack Andress and Butte. Goods and services advertised include Kabo corsets at Anna Hart shop laundry by Dock Fong and City Dye Works cleaning for 150. Several social events such as a Dell dance with Baxter Tonney orchestra are reported along with fishing trips and short travels by residents and visitors.
Reichle Area Notes and Local Happenings
Reichle U S government surveyors are in this neighborhood. Mr and Mrs Fred Dodge paid Dillon a visit on Tuesday last. Miss Louisa Beehrer returned from Dillon where she attended Chautauqua. A buyer from the Washington market of Butte was in the neighborhood Saturday looking for fat hogs and cattle. Karl Beehrer and Miss Nochels attended Chautauqua in Dillon last week. Julius Hartwig and daughters Ida and Lucy attended the Chautauqua in Dillon Wednesday. A picnic of the Butte Shriners is scheduled at Reichle on Butte Commercial day Wednesday August 16. Born to Mr and Mrs Matt Polish a daughter Tuesday morning August 7. Dr M A Walker of Dillon attended. Bernard Garrison and L R Foote went to Butte to hear Charles E Hughes. Odell Green was kicked on the arm by a horse last Sunday. Dr Walker attended and the injured man is at Mrs Garrison's home.
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U. S
Fred Dodge
Dillon
Louisa Beehrer
Chautauqua
Washington
Butte
Julius Hartwig
Ida
Lucy
Butte Shriners
Reichle
Matt Polish
M. A. Walker
Bernard Garrison
L. R. Foote
Charles E. Hughes
Odell Green
Dr. Walker of
Local social notes from Melrose and Dillon visitors
Butte residents P. J. Kelley Michael Peters and Ruth Sauntum visited Melrose. Wm L Lacey and daughter May spent time in Dillon. Mellveen brothers hosted a dance in town. Bertha Thompson Frances Gelhaus and Bessie Lewis connected with relatives here. A severe rain hail storm delayed farming but aided crops. water runoff flooded gulches and streams from McCarthy mountain.
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P. J. Kelley
Michael Peters
Butte
Wm. L. Lacey
May
Dillon
Mellveen Brothers
Idaho Falls
Bertha Thompson
Frances Gelhaus
Dr. Sullivan
Browne’s Lakes
Ruth Sauntum
Eugene Molleur
Bessie Lewis
Salt Lake City
Melrose
McCarthy Mountain
Real Estate Transfers and Filings Across Beaverhead Montana
United States transfers parcels totaling hundreds of acres to multiple buyers including Tucker Kurtz Taylor Fretscher Ford Turcott and others in Sheep Creek Big Hole and Jackson areas.Deeds include sweeney and youngken transfers in Armstead and water rights for Dead Man creek and No Name creek with homestead and desert filings noted for Ward North Stoll Steinbrecher and Behrns and Jones powers of attorney in Silver City and Warm Springs.
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United-States-of-America
Marie C. Fretscher
Big Hole Basin
United States of America
Roy R. Ford
Jackson
George Turcott
Waranty
Cornelius Meers
Mary F. Sweeney
Dillon
Paulina L. Youngken
J. H. Youngken
Hugh H. Bates
Armstead
Beaverhead County
Montana
John Tucker
Sweeney & Rogers
Dead Man Creek
Hyrum_E._Ward
Horse Prairie
Render W. North
Midway
Horse Prairie Valley
Charles E. Stoll
Desert Land Filing
Louis Steinbrecher
Bloody Dick
No Name Creek
Power of Attorney
Abbie Cecil Behrns
Silver City
New Mexico
Willian
Behrns
Warm Springs
Hilfégard Jones
Pearl E. Newcomb
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Mac
The
Oregon
Kabo
Anna Hart
Hazelbaker & Badcon
Bott
Alex Williamson
Deli
B. J. Bearsell
Salt Lake
Ben O’neal
Wisdom
Cora Riday
Stevensville
City
Harrison
Metlen
Ben Barnett
Geo. A. Norton
L. J. Carruthers and Son
Boise, Idaho
Dillon Sunday
Charles Ruskin
Talton Long
Dell
L. C. Nelson
Battle Creek
Michigan
BE. 0
Hasteen
Kellogg, Idaho
H. G. Ganks
Oscar Larsen
Medford
Neils Damskov
Sidney
Presbyterian Church
H. G. Thomas
H. Markland
Call Anderson Livery Company
Hal Brenner
City Hall
Idaho St
Will Stinson
St. George
B. A. van Sickler
C. Tenyon and Son
H. Whitworth
Weiser, Idaho
H. B. Duff
Pittsburgh
New York City
L. A. Boyd
Missoula
W. H. Brunner
Helena
Ted Ames
J. T. Ross
Argenta
Nick Birrer
Small Son
Lima
Andrew Birrer
J. E. Morse
F. H. Bimrose
Bannack
George Whitworth
Henry Thompson
Kidd
R. H. Ryburn
W. B. Orem
Dillon Friends
R. E. Elliott
Dell Hotel
G. G. Poindexter
John Lenkersdorfer
Big Hole
Georgia Mathews
Agatha Lovell
F. P. Blair
Leon Foote
Bertie Mathews
Elizabeth Harrison
Anaconda
the Normal College
Mrs. C. T. Magnus
James Jackson
Ben Dansie
Guy Starret
C. H. Mayo
W. T. Lyman
J. P. Ledwidge
Leslie Manning
H. E. Johnson
Baxter-Tonney Orchestra
Thomas Hawkins
Charles Perry
L._A. Gregory
Birch Creek
Mert S. Gould
Twin Bridges
Madisonian
Dillon Chautauqua
Lemhi Recorder
E. A. Shewe
Pasenger
R.A. Pierce
W. A. Clark
T. J. A. Monaghan
Virginia City
Boulder
Maggie Basset
Bassett
Oldfield
Karl Beehrer
Miss Nochels
Pearl I. Smith
Sheep Creek Basin
Oliver B. Kurtz
Benj, B. Taylor
Barratts
Hugh J. Sweeney
Central Life
Des Moines
Iowa
Mr. Lee
Tower
Tel. Block
Pany
Dillon Furniture CO
Dillon, Montana
G. T. Paul
Liee
State Bank OF Dillon
Oliver A. Ruffner
Surrey
Dillon Carriage Works
J. B. Mayfield
Prop
Wagner’s Grocery
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