Dillon Examiner Reads Rates and Notice Terms
The Dillon Examiner issue from Wednesday December 6 1911 outlines reading notices and business locals pricing. Rates are 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals cost 10 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing advertisements rates are available on request. All lottery related to editorial or business management should be addressed to the Dillon Examiner.
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Tuer Dillon Examiner
Notices of Church Festivals and Obituary Poetry Rates
Notices of church festivals dances suppers and eco events with admission or profit from fancy articles will be charged at S cents per line. Cards or transfers cost 5 cents per line. Obituary poetry billed at 6 cents per line.
Train schedule fragment for directions and times
Readable portions show numbered trains with directions North Bound South Bound and times like 8:45 p.m. and 4:20 p.m. The fragment lists West Bound North Bound East Bound and stray codes suggesting a timetable layout without complete lines or destinations.
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North Bound
South Bound
Dillon Social Notes and Local Notices of 1911
Dillon residents host visitors from Lima and Butte, attend dances and church events, and welcome new births. Community members travel, work, and shop in Dillon with multiple mentions of Thanksgiving gatherings, holiday plans, and local businesses.
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Esther Hawkins
Butte
Tom Hawking
Dillon
Dillon News Roundup Highlights Local Courts and Trade
Twenty years ago the Dillon spotlight covered the Lima shooting case with J Morgan bound over on $300 bail. Beaverhead women assist the World’s Fair exhibits while Dillon traders send sixty horses to Clatham Canada. Hay prices rise as November shipments top thirty carloads to Butte. City council approves waterworks and electric plant ordinances. A Beaverhead jury panel is listed for the district court term. A porch altercation ends in a $10 fine. Federal land actions foreclose reservoir site entries in Helena. Local fundraisers net $15 for the Boys Club while spring-like weather returns to Southern Montana. Tax revenue stands at about $62,500 with a minstrel show planned for January to fund a gymnasium.
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