Rates for Dillon Examiner notices and church events
The Dillon Examiner lists pricing for notices in its focal column: 2 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business notices are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Rates for standing advertisements available on application. Editorial and business letters should be addressed to the Dillon Examiner. Card of thanks and obituary poetry are 5 cents per line.
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Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
No. 7 North Bound and No. 9 North Bound Notices
Fragmented list of train directions with times and road names, including No. 7 North Bound at 2:40 a.m and No. 9 North Bound on Pheney Road and 2205 p m. No. 10 South Bound at 4:53 p.m and No. 8 South Bound with unclear text and 6 47 p m.
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North Bound
Pheney Road Gee
South Bound
Dillon Busy Week Brings Many Local Visitors
Local residents and visitors travel to Dillon for business and social ties. J A Swanstrum of Blaine and Miss Mable Catline of Dillon teach in nearby districts while traders, farmers, and teachers from Mill Point, Sheridan, Melrose, Argenta, Redrock, Willis, and other places are noted for shopping, examinations, and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Swanstrum
Blaine
Dillon
Grace Gray
Mill Point
Guy Gray
A. Audiffred
Sheridan
Charles Beecher
Willis
Mable Schuin
Melrose
Ruth Smerbien
Monida
Pat Ward
Redrock
John Hill
Harvey McKnight
George Roe
William Butterfield
Argenta
Dillon Tast
T. F. Barrett
Grant
Horee Prairie
The Married Woman and Household Banking
The article argues that married women with their own bank accounts are economically independent and capable of managing household finances. It notes many women already hold accounts and transact business, suggesting banks should welcome all accounts including wives who pay household expenses by check.
Order Fixing Terms of Court for Fifth Judicial District
The court fixes regular terms for 1907 in Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. Jefferson: third Wednesday January, first Wednesday April, second Wednesday July, second Wednesday October. Beaverhead: first Wednesday February, May, August, November. Madison: first Monday March and June, third Monday August, first Wednesday December. Done at Virginia City Montana December 3 1906. Lew L Callaway Judge.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Madison
Jefferson County
Beaverhead County
Madison County
Virginia City
Lew, L. Callaway
For Sale Live Stock and Hay by Drumsey
For sale 150 head short horn cattle including cows calves and heifers. Also 250 tons of good beef hay offered. Can sell to feed on ranch or in stack. One of the best feeding yards in the valley. Contact EK DRUMMEY southwest.
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Drummey
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Harry G. Davis
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L. A. Burrows
Butte
W. F. Waters
George Milen
Great Falls
R. R. Rathbone
Dential
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S. A. Hall
Elizabeth Ferguson
J. W. Luster
Robert Khuni
Elkhorn
Eph Peterson
Bedrock
Frank Rife
Omaha
Earl Wheat
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Montana College
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H. Weir
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Father Foley
Ireland
Mable Catline
Herman Jackson
Emmett Allison
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Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
General Transfera
D. E. Tracy
Miss Ames
Dell
Abe Savecool
E. B. Howell
D. D. McKnight
Cavtin Meviin
Peter Anderson
Sage Creek
Dilon Laat
Myrtle Grace
Vera
Jones
James Mansfield
Ming Fannie Browne
Ola Cornell
John Hoffman
George Maat
Farlin
George Tash
Grasshopper
Thomas Tracey
A. Beardslee
Crabtree
Lew Lewis
F. C. Brady
Lima
Jr. A. Carmichael
James Milne
Harry J. Enlow
A. C. Gruwell
Madie Rife
EK. W. Rogres
Sheep Creek Basin
John Tembilly
George Pyle
Gragahopper
Howard Ames
Williams
Edgar Ferrin
Upper Horse Prairie
Henry Wingart
Manse Society
Sol Sabolakey
J. W. Morton Co
W. V. Kingsbury
George Edinger
Salt Lake
Mrs. Edinger
Orpha O’ Neil
Bannack
Frank Cox
F. H. Cooney
Missoula
W. J. Clark
Carpenter” “Paper Co
Herbert Maddox
Dan Adams
Melroge
O. C. Gogman
Board of County Commissioners
C. A. Rodman
Mr. Rodman
Harriet Ellinghouse
Hazel Duncan
State Normal
Sheridan Enterprise
Harry Martin
Ike Rife
Medicine Lodge
Fred J. Gibson
Dillon Big Hole Transportation Company
George W. Raimer
Polaria
Raimer
Polaris
Silver Fiasure Mining Co
Walter E. Brown
Helena
State Normal College
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Charles Rody
Centennial Valley
Horse Prairie
Frank Laundry
Leff
Seattle
Nels DeLoge
Basin
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F. P. Blair
Graunt
M. J. Martinell
H. F. Beat
Judson
Shoudy
Normal College
Sheep
Harry Bryan
Pocatello
Charles Bryan
Tribune Book
Dillon People
Madison Counties
Dillon, Montana
Auwsin
Graeter Grocery Co
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Kupfer Drug Co
Edwin Norris
Bannack Street
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