Rates of Advertising in The Dillon Examiner
Reading notices cost 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals charge 10 cents per line for the first version and 8 cents per line for following insertions. Standing advertisements rates available on request. Cards of thanks and obituary poetry priced at 5 cents per line. Notices of church festivals fairs and dances with admissions or profits from sales also billed at 5 cents per line.
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Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Train schedule fragment for June 1st 1905 northbound
No.7 North Bound departs at 12:05 a.m. and No.9 North Bound follows No.10 South Bound. No.8 South Bound at 28 p.m. remains unclear with garbled digits.
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North Bound
South Bound
Gold Heart flour prominent in Dillon news notes
Dillon items summarize social visits, business moves, and local notices. Mrs Seymour and Mrs Conway host social calls. Arthur Maddox moves to Dubois. several merchants advertise Gold Heart flour and related promos. Local officials, ranchers, and residents like Alf Cashmore, J W Lusher, and Henry Dowling appear in brief notices.
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William Colson
Dubois
Idaho
Dillon
Billie
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Butte
G. B. Conway
R. R. Rathbotte
First National Bank
Dillon, Mont.ts
St. Rose Guild
Frank Birrer
Charles Milton
Bannack Street
Mise Barrett
Horse Prairie
L. R. Gilbert
E. W. Slack
Kansas
Eva la Beau
Berniece Myers
Divide
Mary Woodward
Arthur Maddox
Mr. Maddox
George Bighorn
Melrose
Montana Mercantile Co
Thompson
D. D. McKnight
Dell
Board of County Commissioners
William Montgomery
Beaverhead Capital
Madison Monitor
Alf Cashmore
Grip
Tolke
Alf
MM. Eddy
Over State Bank
Montana
Bannackata
Optimo
Milton
Vene Patterson
John Bishop
A. F E. Jones
Centennial Valley
J. B. McKinney
W. C. Bagley
Henry Dowling
Mary Innes
Edgar Ferris
Medicine Lodge
Elmer Martinell
Harvey McKnight
Bedrock
Clarence France
Charlotte Cox
J. R. Selway
E Euphemia Innes
EK. W. Slack
Midle West
Bart Hungate
Jesse Rhodes
Wisdom
George Gleed
Lima
John F Bishop
Twin Bridges
Leslie Thompson
J .W. Lusher
Adams
Mr. Lusher
Earl Wheat
Deer Lodge
Montana College
William Stewart
Chas. Smith
Jake Spitzmiller
L. S. Williams
Key West
George Kunzman
Mr. Kunzman
Louis Stahl
Helena
Mary Pfeiffer
Walter Bauer
Miss Pfeiffer
Graeter Grcery Co
Max Lauterbach
Germany
W. W. Francie
Big Hole Basin
Lena Peters
Butte Public Schools
5. S. Patterson
Robert Gray
Bannack
Jamies Stewart
Fred Gilbert
Gilbert
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Gold Heart
George Baillard
H. ". Swain
Normal College
State Board of Education
Chas. Retallack
Bannack-Jackson
Dilon
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Golden Rule
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Fred
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J. H. Stephene
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Dike Gist
Sid Houk
Callaway
Charles Lloyd
Frank and
Ben Dunbar
Harry Melvin
Hank
Dr. Poindexter
Poindexter
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Cam. Nelson
Clark Dtay
Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. &. D. Pierce
A. F. Graeter
Graeter
Chicago
Thos. McKay
Shelley
Jas. McKay
Argenta
Miesoula County
Mies Sadie Graeter
Featherly Ranch
Mies Nancy Featherly
J. E. Morse
Ernest Selway
Beaverhead County
Tribune Store
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
Dillon People
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
A. C. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
Blacksmith
Kentucky Avenue
F. W. Dearborn
WSLL
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Edwin Norris
Examiner Office
W. V. Kingsbury
Poindexter Block
M. E. T. Brock
the Guy Shoe Store
Schoenborn
Dillon, Mont
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United States
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