Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner 1913
Reading notices in local column priced at 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business locals cost 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing ads priced on application. Church festivals and socials charging a fee or profit from sales of fancy articles priced at 5 cents per line.
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Examiner
Tue Dillon Examiner
Unclear Transit Timetable Fragments Provide Sparse Details
Fragmentary OCR text shows various directional labels and times such as West Bound No 1 North Bound and East Bound No 2 with vague numbers. The readable portions lack coherent events or names to form a complete news item.
Local notices from Dillon area including sales and visits
Local items list various Dillon notices: tobacco and seed wheat for sale, sewing needles in stock, visitors like Clay Patterson and Mrs. Cashmore with Mildred Owen of Butte, and plans for housing, ranch options, and rentals. Also mentions stray horses from John Sorenson, a rescue incident at Flathead Lake, and staff moves at the Normal College with Miss Elizabeth Condit taking a new post in Hayes Kansas.
Poetic Gems to the World I Love at Yeamans book store
Odgen Utah visit ends as Terry Browning returns to the area. Professor Alfred Atkinson resurfaces in Montana State College agronomy after leaving for Great Falls to manage Fergus county land interests. He is expected to start around September 1 and is welcomed back for his strong leadership.
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Terry Browning
Odgen
Utah
Mrs. Louise Clauson
Yeamans Book Store
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
J. B. Long Investment Company
Great Falls
Fergus County
Atkinson
Bozeman Chronicle
Highwayman Robs Traveler Near Jackson in Dim Light
Jack Childers was relieved of seven dollars after a masked highwayman emerged from willows along the road near Jackson and demanded a match before grabbing money and leaving him with his watch. The assailant could not be described due to poor light and concealment. Dr. Bolton has taken over Dr. Cowperthwaite’s practice in Wisdom, bringing experience from Baltimore and Warm Springs. Dr. Cowperthwaite and wife leave Wisdom for Butte, where he will resume practice. Little Miss Montana Murray of Dilton visits Wisdom, staying with Valera and Lillian Stabler. she remains remembered as the year-ago sweet babe.
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Jackson
Jack Childers
Jack
Childers
Wisdom
Bolton
Cowperthwaite
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Murray Hospital
Baltimore
Warm Springs
Montana Murray
Dilton
Valera
Lillian Stabler
Real estate transfers and land actions in Montana
Real estate transfers for the week ending August 17 include state patent grants over 22 000 acres to Montana with 6571.96 acres to Beaverhead County, final receipt to George J. Parks 160 acres east of Dillon, deeds between individuals in Dillon Jackson Helena and Atlantic areas, cemetery and mining deeds, court order approving Moran estate distribution in Wisdom, multiple water rights on Swamp Creek Golden Eye Springs Cave Creek Rock Gulch Dry and Crooked Gulches, occupancy notices and several quartz lode locations near Esther Lake by local claimants.
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United States
Montana
Beaverhead County
U. S. Land Office
George J. Parks
Dillon
John C. Romain
Earl J. Ryan
Jackson
R. W. Boone
Victora Short
Helena
John .W. Moran
Wisdom
Swamp Creek
Mae Robinson
Golden Eye
A. Pilon
Cave Creek
Rock Gulch
Anna Gosman
Crooked Gulch
John M
Sveiich
Barretts Station
Stock dealer lauds Montana markets and beef outlook
From the Big Hole Breezes a Denver live stock dealer requests inclusion on the Breezes subscription list. He notes Montana feeders prosper with a large hay crop while the east faces drought and high corn prices. He recalls buying cattle for 474 cents and predicts a coming beef shortage driving demand westward. The update also mentions S J Scott at Oreway mine and a July 23 birth for Mr and Mrs Raymond Noyes in Turner Montana.
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F. &. Smith
Denver
Colorado
America
East
Noyes
Mrs
Raymond Noyes
Turner, Montana
Timber Sales Rise as Forest Use Expands
National forest officers report higher timber sales this year and lower receipts from timber trespass than last year, signaling growing use of federal forests under current forest policy.
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National Forest
Ventilation Rules Authority of Local School Board
Montana Attorney General D M Kelly states school trustees lack discretion on high school ventilation. The code places regulation with the board of health and current health regulations remain in force, making nonconforming construction subject to condemnation after inspection.
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Helena
D. M. Kelly
R.S. Stephenson
Beaverhead
Board of Health
Western lands set for entry under enlarged homestead act
The Interior Department has designated public lands in western states for entry under the enlarged or 320 acre homestead act by petition. Delays in North Dakota followed extending the designation rule, prompting Secretary Lane to act on the suggestion of Senator G.
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Secretary of the Interior
Department
North Dakota
Gonna
Lane
Bozeman Prepares for Eighth Sweet Pea Carnival
Great plans unfold for Bozeman's Sweet Pea carnival as floats and lighting work proceed. Hotels around Montana receive Bozeman bouquets and cards to promote dates, with Gallatin valley features in the parade and a queen’s retinue of maids from towns like Three Forks Manhattan Belgrade and Logan.
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Bozeman
Montana
13. T. Stanton
Anaconda
Thornton
Butte
Placer
Helena
Rainbow
Great Falls
Park
Livingston
Billings
Mammoth
Yellowstone Park
Gallatin Valley
Three Forks
Manhattan
Belgrade
Salesville
Logan
Eunice Sterling
Bessie Holand
Isabel Niven
Helen
Adine Bevier
Susie Baman
Bozeman’s Court of Honor
Helena Record Reports Lands Enterable Under New Law
The article notes a shift to designate lands in large bodies after determining nonirrigable. Instructions to the geological survey direct lists of enterable lands, speeding up the legislation of lands under the law.
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Geological Survey
Helena
North Portland Stock Market Receipts Daily Report
North Portland Oregon Aug 15. Receipts for the week include cattle 2171 calves 18 hogs 2020 sheep 6503 horses 27. Heavy cattle run with native and southern stock. Top native steers 8.25 to 8.85. lower grades 7.50 to 8.00. Choice cows and heifers 6.25 to 6.50. lower grades 5.75 to 6.00. Prices vary across grades.
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Portland
Oregon
Hog Market Slips While Sheep Market Harbors Slight Gains
Hog prices fall from 8.25 to 8.60 with a weak undertone and light week end liquidation. Sheep prices show a modest uptick over the six day period as heavy early week receipts hold up. Lambs arrive with slow outlet at steady prices. Prime yearling wethers 4.00 to 4.85, choice 3.50 to 3.85, best lambs none reported.
Wheat Grows on Battlefield at Custer Site
Billings Montana Aug 18 The historic Custer battlefield once famed for a fierce Indian battle now yields about 80 bushels of winter wheat per acre. A portion of the site is a cemetery and park while most of it falls outside the reserve.
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Billings
Montana
Custer
Harvest yields rise as Montana farmer reports 82 bushels acre
In Billings Montana on August 18 farmers in the Midland Empire push harvest and threshing of grain. M F Trask of Arrow Creek near Ballantine finishes 100 acres of dry land winter wheat at 82 bushels to the acre.
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Billings
Mont
Midland Empire
M. F. Trask
Arrow Creek
Ballantine
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The
Dillon Examiner
North Bound
Scceresersscee
Pride of Dillon
Clay Patterson
J. W. Kemper
Tattersall’s
Matt Barry
Red. Co. T
Fern Hunsaker
Zetta Gilbert
Bond Ranch
Hunsakers
Mange Society
George R. Metlen
H. F. Best
Old State Bank
Bannack and
Montana Streets
M. A. Walker
H. C. Wood
Wood's Livestock Company
J.N. Spargo
Ogden
J. W. Hart
Mullan
Idaho
William Crowley
Charles Larson
Spencer
John Sorenson
Roland Howell
Dillon, Mont
Morton Jeliott
Flathead Country
I. T. Maroney
Flathead Lake
Elizabeth Condit
Normal College
Dil Jon
Condit
State Normal College
Hayes
Kan
Tribune Book
Pearl I. Smith
Ady
From
Big Hole News
Pearl J. Smith
Luck
Edna
Esther Lake
R. B. Heaston
Pater Haupton
John Shaffer
King
Willian Spearian
H. B. Duff
Big Hole
S. J. Scott
Oreway
Dave Lubin
Coon
State Bank OF Dillon
Eres
Detroit
Montana Auto Supply Co
Dillon Garrage
Garrage
J. B. Mayfield
Washington and
Helena Streets
North Portland Stock Market
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