Advertising rates and notices in the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates including reading notices at 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents for subsequent insertions. Business notices are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents for subsequent insertions. Church festivals fairs and dances with admission or sales profits priced at 6 cents per line. Special notices like thanks charity poetry at 5 cents per line.
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Xaminer
TuEe Dillon Examiner
No.1 North Bound and No. 4 South Bound Times
Fragmentary OCR lists timetable lines with numbers and directions. Entries show north bound and south bound references with scattered times and milepost markers, but details are incomplete.
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North Bound
Cesseace
South Bound
Local Dillon News Briefs Mixed Social and Shop News
Local notes report visits from Billy May from Dell and Misa Louise Fleming Christmas shopping in Dillon. Dillon friends host Dr. Rathbone and Mrs. Lauterbach. Roy and Will Murray head to Arizona for health, while many others attend church events, sales, and club meetings. The State Bank sells safe deposit boxes as residents prepare for holidays.
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Roy
Will Murray
Dillon
Arizona
W. H. Myers
Miss Short
Swartz Creek
Mich
Myers
Beaverhead County
State Bank
Health Board Annual Report Highlights Communicable Disease Rise
Dr Thomas PDP Tuttle and Governor Norris review the year ending November 30 1909 noting fewer total deaths but a higher share from communicable diseases. Smallpox declines diphtheria improves while scarlet fever measles and typhoid rise. Quarantine enforcement fails to curb spread, and Helena ranks fourth in deaths with 196 while Butte leads at 617.
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Thomas Pdp. Tuttle
State Board of Health
Norris
Helena
Butte
Great Falla
Billings
Missoula
Great Falls
Northern Pacific Hospital
Mizeonia
Sate Furniture Sells Goods at 235 Sebree Street
Local advert shows Sate Furniture offering items for sale at 235 Sebree Street. Contact details not listed. Sale highlights include furniture pieces available to buyers in the area.
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Sebree Street
Buick Domination at Lookout Mountain Hill Climb
Buick machines swept all classes at the Lookout Mountain hill climb yesterday. Thirteen to fifteen entries competed as the Buick team powered up the steep narrow incline with drivers claiming victory after a demanding course. Buy a Buick for a reliable car proven in endurance and performance.
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Buick
Lookout Mountain
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Dillon Examiner
Oregon
Holiday Goods
Tatternall’s. If
Billy May
Dell
R. R. Rathbone
First National Loans
Montana
Mr. Rosa Tohua
Mexico
Misa Louise Fleming
Bert Selway
Little Aon
Armstead
Max Lauterbach
Madison County
Fred Waldorf
Luna
H. F. Best
Old State Bank
Bannack
Montana Streets
A. S. Johnson
Dillon Coal & Tansfer Co
Ike Rite
Frank and
Helen Rite
Medicine Lodge
George Haining
Edward Haining
Anaconda
Mra
Will Bozard
Dr.Ackrey
Edie Block
Frankie Andrus
Mia, A. C. Gravell
Henry Fitter
Lima
Jank Cooney
Jas. Manafield
Grant
G. F. Wilson
Armatead
Mrs. Henry Wetmore
Lakeview
C.K. Wyman
Big Hole Foreastry
F. A. Crabtree
Rexburg
Idaho
A. S. Beardsley
S. D. Hooker
Pony
Dave Robb
Misa Katherine Leonard
Dillon Implement Co
Salt Lake City
Camas Nelson
Monument
Jos. Hainda
John Carhartt
Pipestone Hot Springs
James Maddin
California
Los Angeles
P. H. Hall
Hall
Milo
French
Melrose
Lala Adama
Golden Rule
Episcopal Hospital
Whitney Brothers
Anartette
Notual Auditorium
The
Needle Club
F. E. Foote
Elizabeth Hill
Methodist Church
Tattercall's
Acacia
Fred Stone
Chas, Gooch
Jacob Hartwig
Boise City
Huber
Willis
Cavalier
S. Patterson
Pennsylvania
Mesers, Peage
Stevenson
A. Potts
Law Department
University of Wisconsin
State of
Wisconsin
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Matthew Orr
Henry Burfiend
Worthy
Beat
Worthy Patton
Walker
Stone
Baxter
Miss Herr
Connolly
Rounds
Sentinel
Wood
Annual Report of Health Board
Tribune Book
Dilfon
Chattanooga
Buick—Model
Buick Automobile Co
M. E. Barry
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