Rates of advertising in the Dillon Examiner 1910
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates and rules for notices and notices of church festivals fairs dances suppers and similar events. It notes charges per line for first and subsequent insertions and outlines editorial handling and address details for notices.
Undefined timetable fragment for north and south bound travel
An archival timetable fragment notes train directions with references to August 22 1909 and numbers for north bound and south bound trains as well as times and page indicators omitted for clarity. The readable lines include No 1 north bound No 3 north bound No 2 and No 4 south bound with times around 4 05 a m.
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North Bound
Local Notes Mention Visitors and Events in Dillon
Dillon tidbits note Lavern Cooley and J W Cole visiting from Dillon and Butte respectively while many locals attend tours, circuses, and medical visits. Railroad matters, Yellowstone Park excursions, and rooms for rent appear alongside upcoming social and business notices.
Local Notes From the Big Hole Basin
Jas Dodd buys cattle in the Big Hole Basin while George Romain finishes Isaac Martin residence carpentry near Fox. A Mint saloon addition becomes a Barber shop. Several residents travel, work, or visit in Dillon, Butte, and Boise. Ranger Brackett fines a couple for a campfire near Wisdom, then frees them after a warning.
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Jas. Dodd
Dillon
Geo. Romain
Dillion
Isaac Martin
Fox
J. C. Hill
Mint
Warren Flager
Johnny Paddock
Fred Bossard
Salmon River
F. A. Hazelbaker
Southern Montana Telephone Co
Forest Ranger
Brackett
George Voorheis Ranch
Harry Gibford
Elliott Ranch
Gibford
Wisdom
Idaho
Justice of the Peace
Woodworth
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Oregon
Lavern Cooley
Butte
Fred Gibson
Bannack
the Metlen
Prof. Foote
Mr. Bickler
Armstead
Dr. Ackley
Edie Block
J. W. Cole
Fred Ricker
SLAE
West Helena St
Marie Albreight
Monument
T. B. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Francis Carroll
Big Hole
Mrs. Crow
Denver
John F. Bishop
Chicago
Alex Williamson
Dell
Fred Waldorf
Lima
Yellowstone National Park
Orggan
Ed Kolman
Metlen
Lorenzo Cushing
Lizzie Jones
Yellowstone Park
Nick Birrer
Elmer Geary
Chas. Ballinger
H. F. Best
Old State Bank
Montana Streets
Mabel Brock
E. T. Brock
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Acacia
James Paxton
Ted Ames
Redrock
Chas
Tarrant
Géoge Tash
W. C. Orr
Wm. Roe
Ed Roe
Jasper Nelson
E. B. Haining
Roland Howell
Scenic Theatre
E. Q. Brainard
Grant Kennison
Pete Anderson
Sage Creek
Dillon Merchants
Oregon Short Line
John Remley
Edith
Kansas
Tom Barrett
Grant
Chas, Sassman
Wellington Dawes
Idaho and
Glendale Streets
Messrs
Jay Baker
Wilbur Gilbert
Fay Erwin
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Paris
Helena
Florence Goodson
Livingston
Normal College
F. E. Foote
John Davis
John Lusher
Armstrong
Rairoad Avenue
Blacktail Creek
Z. E. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Fred Carter
Seattle
Frank Landon
Mr. Carter
Mrs. Carter
J. Holst
Laura Maynard
Polson
Montana
Holst
Tribune
Victor
Maynard
the Normal College
Leahy
County
Eph Stoller
Big Hole Basin
J.E. Morse
R. H. Owen
A. Owen
H. W. Morrow
Minneapolis
Mr. Morse
Winton
Mrs. We. W. Pickett and Son
Boise, Idaho
T. F. Pritchard
Mr. Prickett
Prtchard
Howard Smith
Mr. Smith
Ruby Valley
Norcross
Sweet
J. P. Loss
W. A. Armitage
E. V. Ostrander
Butte Presbyterian Churches
Montana College
Deer Lodge
Wisdom Church
J. R. Norville
Waterloo
J. E. Hollingsworth
Ethel
Theone Taylor
Wm. A. Ray
Bill
Johnny Peterson
Big Holé
Dr. Holmsen
Chas. Armitage
Jackson
W. J. Tope
Tribune Book
BUICK
Yorick Club
Los Angeles- Phoenix
Buick Automobile Co
M. E. Barry
J. P. Best
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