Rates of Advertising in Dillon Examiner December 20 1911
Reading notices in local column 20 cents per line for first insertion 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business seals 10 cents per line first insertion 8 cents per line each subsequent insertion. Standing ads rates furnished on application. Card of thanks 5 cents a line. Notices of church festivals etc.
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Kaminer
Dillon Examiner
CsituaRy Portry
Scrambled Train Line Timings
Fragmented OCR lists multiple rail directions West Bound North Bound East Bound and various times and codes. Readable items include No 1 No 3 No 2 and No 4 lines with times such as 2 52 p m and 4 05 p m. Merger shows uncertain letters and numbers.
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North Bound
South Bound
Ccc
Local Dillon Notes Highlight Weekend Visitors and Transactions
Local brief lists weekend visitors like M and M 44 of Dr Walker and William Taylor of Bedrock in Dillon and other travelers including engineers, teachers, shop foremen, and a dentist. It notes a birth, a luncheon, theater remodeling, sanilty case, and numerous small town movements and errands around Dillon.
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Wm. Taylor
Bedrock
Dillon
Twenty Years Ago in Dillon Armstead and Bannack Tidings
A Dillon reminiscence page recounts veterans and residents like postmistress Mrs Lottie Kimmel visiting friends, the duacKinder birth two girls, licenses to wed for Henry Patterson and Mary Flynn, and various moves, visits, and business notes in Armstead Dillon Lima Bannack and surrounding towns. The Bannack hotel project together with a 1864 Christmas ball invitation adds historical color to the region.
The Old Established Jewelry House Ad Offerings
An advertisement for Huber Bros Hawkes and Libby Cut and Engraved Glass highlights gifts described as delightful and electrifying to receive. The listing notes prices from $2.00 to $65.00 and emphasizes the retailer’s longstanding reputation.
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Hawkes
Libby
Oldest L. E. W. Ideal Fountain Pens Offered at Premium
An advertisement highlights the oldest fully guaranteed L. E. Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens in plain gold and silver mounts with self fillers. Models numbered 222 and 2227 are priced from 2.50 to 12.00 dollars.
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L. EE. Waterman Ideal
Good Clocks for Every Room in Your Home
A catalog mentions clocks suitable for kitchen bedroom hall or parlor with prices from 1.00 to 65.00 highlighting variety and value in a simple listing.
Special Rings for Christmas Sets Rings Guarantee
We offer Set Rings guaranteed to stay and replaced free if lost. Specializing on SIUT RINGS with a built right set, priced from 2.00 to 25.00.
Good Watches at Right Prices in Dillon Jewelers
A local jeweler in Dillon advertises 81 years of watch selling experience with factory made prices from 1.00 to 160.00. They promise minimal trouble for customers and save on expressage.
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Dillon
Do Not Neglect Your Eyes
Eye care emphasis of a clinic promising honest assessment. If glasses are needed they will be prescribed. if not they will be ruled out.
Silverware quality and brands for gifts
The article discusses choosing silverware, praising Reed & Barton and Gorham makes for tables and toilet wares. It notes price ranges from $1.50 upward and advises selecting standard makes for quality.
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Reed & Barton and Gorham
Hand Painted China Promotion by Pickard Line
An advertisement extols hand painted china as distinct as jewelry and diamonds, promoting Pickard Line wares as the most beautiful and artistic in the collection.
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China
Beardsley Sues Arthur Roe for Coal Debt in 1911 Suit
In Beaverhead County Montana Justice Court Judge George Noble presides over A B Beardsley versus Arthur Roe. Plaintiff seeks $8.80 for coal and costs. Defendant must answer within 20 days or face default judgment. Court date filed December 12, 1911.
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Justice Court
Lima Township
Beaverhead County
State of Montana
George Noble
Beardsley
Arthur Roe
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Sherman Sapp
Bertha Crowder
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Morton Egbert
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Nellie Mooney
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Bessie
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H. F. Best
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Henry Deutsch
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Clay Patterson
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Henry Gleed
Arrowhead Debating Club
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Ernest Gleed
Adaca
Ed Kellum
Will Williamson
Harry Kupfer
Ed Burke
John Grant
George Jenkins
Sheridan
Wm. Butterfield
Rangers
George Jewell
Dr. Rathbone
J. W. Lusher
J. P. Murray
Henry Thompson
Crabtree
Emery Keller
District Court
Frank McCarthy
Wm. M State
Mr. Cheney
Helena
Normal College
Everton J. Conger
Thompson Falls
Ray Conger
D. Olmsted
Chili
Ohio
C. W. Scott
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Orr
Big Hole
Lottie Kimmel
Armstead
Stork
M. M. duacKinder
Mrs. M. Howes
Loy H. Lee
Leadore
Idaho
Robert McDowell
George Woodworth
Wisdom
Frank Hazelbaker
Henry C. Patterson
Mary EK. Flynn
Louis Anderson
Horse Prairie
Phil Shenan
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Tate Taylor
Polson
Will
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Henry Fitter
Alex Williamson
Young Son
Dick Wadams
R. RR. Rathbone
Clarence McGee
Martin Barrett
George Dart
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George Palmer
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Dan Adams
Isaac Rise
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Sam Haines
Twin Bridges
Messrs. Diffenderfer and Bichler
J. E. Monroe
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Dave Metlen
Joe Butala
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T. M. Selway
Silver Bow Meat Co
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Peter Jensen
Jorgen Jorgenson
Big Hole Basin
City
W. B. Starr
Wm. Bernstein
Alsoo. L. Miller
Morris
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A. J. Harkness
M. L. Davidson
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Eliel Brothers
Bert Selway
Fred Carter
Business College
A. L. Stone
Dewey's Flat
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J. S. Meade
George W. Dart
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A. J. Smith
Frank Allen
F. M. Thompson
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George J. Wickerham
Estes
Bradley Dye
Geo. Christman
L. C. Miller
W. H. Webster
Geo. Bonham
Geo. W. Dart
F. Curtis
David Jones
Tribune Book
Huber Bros
Allas Summons
Ford
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Robt, Morton
City Express and Coal Co
General Transfer
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