Rates of Advertising and Notices in the Examiner
The 1911 notice outlines advertising rates for the Tar Dillon Examiner in Reading notices at 2 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for later insertions. Business notices cost 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents for subsequent insertions. Church festival notices with admission fees are charged 6 cents per line. Card of thanks and obituary poetry run 5 cents per line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eemet
The
Xaminer
Tar Dillon Examiner
Local Road Sign Fragments From Incomplete OCR
Fragmented text shows numbered road directions West Bound No 1 North Bound No 3 and South Bound No 4 with unreadable surrounding notes. The readable lines indicate route listings and partial labels but lack coherent context or dates.
Local social notes from Dillon and surrounding towns
A digest of visits and daily life including A Smith family in Butte, Dr A T Ashlock in Arthtead, John Coppin of Grayling in Dillon, and many other exchanges. Mentions of Christmas gatherings, business trips to Dillon, and residents visiting relatives in nearby towns. Also notes Dr Rathbone and Dr Edwin Doty travelers, plus shop and social events in Lima Bedrock and Horse Prairie.
Christmas Socials and Visits Highlight Dillon Notes
Tuesday evening Dell Hunsaker hosted a dinner in honor of Iva Miller with Anna Gorman Ruth Knotts and Dolores Commeau among the guests. John Lenkersdorfer visited from Grasshopper to interview Santa for his children. A large Dillon crowd attended the Christmas dance at the Dart hall while schools and parties filled the midwinter week with savored songs and gifts from Prof. Monroe and Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Hunsaker
Iva Miller
Anna Gorman
Ruth Knotts
Dolores Commeau
John Lenkersdorfer
Grasshopper
Santa Claus
Dart Hall
J. E. Monroe
Prof. Monroe
Christmas News From Dillon and Surrounding Towns
Dillon and surrounding areas see holiday travel and visits as locals and students return home for Christmas. Residents note family movements from Sheridan to Medicine Lodge, Bozeman, Wisdom, and Helena, with many attending church services and many others heading to relatives in Auburn Washington and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jones
Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
Dillon
James Dodd
Helen Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oregon
Dr. Walker
Metlen Block
Cc. A. Smith
Butte
A. T. Ashlock
Arthtead
John Coppin
Grayling
George Metlen
Horse Prairie
J. Forester
Hawley Selway
Leon R. Foote
W. Lacy
Melrose
Ed Roe
Bedrock
Ernest Geary
Lima
Frank Rife
Henry Gleed
Jos. Browne
Browne
Edgar Preston
Colorado Springs
Mis
John Grant
Dillon Friends
Camas Nelson
Leadore
Idaho
Jos. Haind’s
Arthur Butta
Harry Cook
Jackson
J. Morse
Big Hole Basin
Dr. Rathbone
J. W. Lusher
Edwin Doty
Lewiston
G. T. Paul
Eph Peterson
Bertha Crowder
Grant
Eldridge
Sophia Guyaz
Hank Wetmore
Centennial Valley
Nellie Mooney
Ryans Canyon
Ray Johnson
Mrs. Sylvester _ Hirschman
Kelly Orchestra
E. W. Schneider
Missouli
St. Joseph’s Acada
Otto Schultz
Twin Bridges
O.E. Morse
Fred Waldorf
Morton Egbert
Orpha Lenkersdorfer
Sheridan
H. T. Ashlock
Creighton Largey’s
E. T. Husted
George Kunzman
California
Mable Selway
City
Will Henneberry
Burt Adams Tower
Mary Bennett
Billings
French Bros
Laurent
West Broadway
Public Library
Jas. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Missouri
Fern. Andrus
Sheep Creek Basin
Harry Lane
Belmont Park
Portland
Berniece Connell
Alice O’brien
Mable Edwards
Janie Tovey
Gladys Davis
Flora Murphy
Jean Pendergast
May Marschelseau
Alice Roy
Edna Pierce
Mayme Morgan
Elizabeth Laurer
J. P. Campeau
Leadlote
Corwin Brothers
D. Hooker
St. James Episcopal Church
Rev. MacWilliams
Ed Kolman
Chicago
Humphrey Hildreth
Laura Hildreth
Normal College
Ed Marschelseau
Will Chapman
George Gosman
Henry Burflend
Bozeman
Agricultural College
Chris Maprer
Locke Maurer
Hazel Maurer
Ethel Anderson
Chas. Norris
Harry Andrus
C. L. Downing
George Whitworth
Clarence Wall
Jos. Wall
A. S. Garr
Rex Kellner
Dell
Chas. Bennington
Lillian Free
the Normal College
Ella
Eugene
Auburn
Washington
Seattle
Jessie Poindexter
Hortense Paul
Chouteau
Helena
Will Tovey
Logan
Utah
Bristow
Janie
Ernest Gleed
Clay Patterson, Jr
Beaverhead County
Harold and
Winifred Fuqua
Leon Wilcomb
Walter Jones
Perry Bachus
Wyoming
W. B. Carter
Orpha Oneal
Plains
Ben Oneal
Wisdom
C. W. Ferguson
Slemons & Booth Company
J. DuHan
Montana Electric Company
Robert Barrett
Edgar Rife
St. Charles College, Helena
This
County
Joe Butala
Mont
Alice Herr
Belville
New Jersey
Will Ross
Argenta
Margaret Ross
Fred Bennett
Mountain Home
Miner Davis
Postal Telegraph Company
Montana Auto Supply Co
Mission
Don Albee
Addie Mallon
Judge Woodworth
Mrs. Woodworth
Andy Danielson
Andy
C. PP. Staley
Kennewick
Wash
Brother Staley
Wisdom Hotel
Prof. Dean
Mr. Hathaway
Rev. Rees
Gwendoline Rees
Montgomery Ward
Wisdom Masonic Lodge
Nelson
J. J. Shaw
John B. Tope
Chas. L. Lawrence
C. W. Francis
Geo. . Woodworth
C. E Miller
G. A. Williams
Stewart
Gus Swanson
Don
Tribune Book
Ford
Olmsted-Stevenson CO
Robt, Morton
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