Reading notices and rate card in Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for notices in the local column performing 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion for general notices. Business locals 10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing ads rates furnished on application. Church festival notices with admission or sales from articles priced at 5 cents per line. Obituary poetry 5 cents per line.
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Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Oregon's Short Line Timetable In Effect December 1904
Train notice notes schedules for south and north bound service starting December 1 1904. South bound departure at 8 appears and north bound at 280 p m referenced in the brief timetable update.
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Oregon
South Bound
North Bound
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Local notes from Dillon and area in brief
Dillon town and Beaverhead county residents are listed with visits, business matters, and upcoming events. Names include Sam Hall, Anna Hall, John Shively, J. W. Miller, T. B. Craver, Gov. B. F. White, and many others visiting Dillon from Butte, Lima, Bannack, and nearby towns. Community announcements cover church services, Woodcraft ball, horse shoeing, real estate deals, and local trades.
John Shively The Man Youve Known For Twenty Years
John Shively, a figure familiar to readers for two decades, is highlighted in a brief notice noting his long acquaintance and public presence. The piece emphasizes his stability and recurring appearances in local discourse.
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John Shively
Bounty Inspectors Accused of Illegal Fees in Beaverhead County
A. C. Hammond reports complaints about bounty inspectors charging 25 to 50 cents for examining and recording coyote and wolf hides. The state bounty law prohibits such fees. People who paid should request refunds. if denied, formal complaints will be filed and criminal action pursued against offending inspectors.
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A. C. Hammond
Beaverhead County
Hammond
Bounty Commission
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