Rates and notices in the Dillon Examiner ad page
Local column lists advertising rates: 20 cents per line for first insertion, 15 cents for subsequent insertions. Business ads 10 cents per line first, 8 cents subsequent. Standing advertisements available on request. Editorial and business letters to The Dillon Examiner. Notices of church events with admission or profit may be charged at 5 cents per line. card of thanks 5 cents for 4 lines. cemetery poetry 5 cents for 6 lines.
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Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Transit Timetable Fragments From December 1907
Partially readable schedule notes show north and south bound train numbers and times in December 1907. Entries list No. 7 north bound at around 2:65 PM and No. 8 south bound at 7:32 PM, with No. 10 south bound at 4:38 AM and other unread details.
Notable Visitors and Local Notes From Dillon
Dillon's weekly social page records numerous visitors from Butte and Lima including Charles Burden and John A. West. Local businesses Hughes & McCaleb advertise Xmas goods and a cup and saucer giveaway at Dart Hardware. The Short Line reports a new time card and Edison phonographs are promoted at Hughes & McCaleb.
Woodmen Elect Officers in Dillon Lodge
The Modern Woodmen in Dillon reports strong growth with about 150 members in good standing and roughly $400,000 in insurance in force locally. The silver anniversary is set for next month, with a date to be fixed, and officers for the new term were elected: Consul F. P. Birrer Advisor R. T. Wemple Banker F. C. McFadden Clerk Carl Taylor Escort John Tritt Watchman N. Manger Sentry Victor Grace Manager Nelson Jasper three years Dr. Bond physician.
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Dillon
F. P. Birrer
R. T. Wemple
Carl Taylor
John Tritt
N. Manger
Victor Grace
Jasper Nelson
Dr. Bond
Dr Best Loses Pocketbook At Thornton Alley
Dr Best mourns a missing roll of $50 after bowling at Thornton alley last night. He found the wallet on a stairway but the money was gone, presumed stolen or dropped, as he and friends retraced steps. He sought to locate the missing funds early this morning with slim chances.
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Beat
Thornton Alley
Fred
The Married Woman Bank Account Independence
The article argues that married women with own bank accounts are independent and prudent savers. It suggests opening an account for wives to handle household expenses by check and notes many women here already transact their own business with welcoming accounts.
Order Fixing Terms of Court for Fifth Judicial District
The Montana Fifth Judicial District fixes 1907 district court terms for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. Jefferson dates: third Wednesday in January first Wednesday in April second Wednesday in July and second Wednesday in October. Beaverhead dates: first Wednesday in February first Wednesday in May first Wednesday in August and first Wednesday in November. Madison dates: first Monday in March first Monday in June third Monday in August and first Wednesday in December.
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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
Beaverdhead Madison Counties Offer Low Interest Loans
Local lenders advertise long standing programs in Beaverhead and Madison counties offering funds at a low rate of interest to residents and businesses seeking affordable financing.
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Beaverhead
Madison Counties
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Butte
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Fox
Iy Dillon
W. H. Foley
The
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John A. West
Lima
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George Vance
Glendale
Henry Hainds
Bedrock
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Carl Decker
Artmstead
Dillon Lhat
George Jewell
J. E. Bass
Junction
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George Selway
Horse Prairie
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
J. W. Scott
Armstead
Joe L. Lewis
al. Dewitte
H. D. Mayfield
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Louis Degen
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J. M. McPhearson
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K. H. Sherman
F. M. Thomas
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Holter Hardware Company
James Mauldin
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Blackfoot
H. B. Selway
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Vene Patterson
KE. W. Geary
E. B. Haining
Twin Bridges
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Frederick Schuler
Crabtree
Farnham
Carrinton
North Dakota
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Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
G. W. Dart Hardware Co
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Elizabeth Ferguson
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B. O. Fournier
Jackson
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F. A. Agar
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Medicine Lodge
T. B.craver
Mr. Craver
Miss Adamsa
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Tribune Book
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Dr. Best
Dillon People
A. C. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
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Edwin Norris
Bannack Street
Johnson & Smith
H. A. Bond, M. D
Ndsho Street
Winsmine
Graeter Grocery Co
David Adler & Sone Clothing CO
J. Robert Morton
Dillon Furniture CO
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