Examiner rates and editorial contact notice
The Dillon Examiner lists pricing for reading notices and business locals ads with per line charges for initial and subsequent insertions. It also states editorial and business management letters should be addressed to The Dillon Examiner.
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Notices of Church Festivals and Sales Rates
Notices list admission and fundraising events with charges per line. Card of thanks and obituary notices are priced per line. The document outlines the fee structure for church notices and related memorial and portrait listings.
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Oregon Short Line timetable notes December first
Schedule fragment lists trains on the Oregon Short Line effective December 1 with No 8 southbound at 7 17 p m and No 6 northbound at 7 28 30 p m in a concise timetable snippet.
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Local Notes and Appointments in Dillon Daily
Dillon brief mentions residents and visitors including Dr. Eddy and Miss Poindexter. Notable items include W H Gibbons from Rochester at the Normal reception, Frank Caldwell traveling to Post Oak Missouri, and many locals visiting Lima and Dillon for funerals, business, or church events.
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Rochester
Judge Parker Rules In Mine Ownership Case In Montana
Judge Parker issued a ruling in Boulder Montana on the Minneapolis mine dispute in the Cataract district. The case involved McKayon Holmes Dahlman Sponheim Driscoll and McGowan Basin and Anaconda claimants over patent applications in Helena with McGowan of Basin as key witness. The judge granted a non suit finding that McGowan’s redemption right and prior work kept the claim alive and invalidated the relocation under a new name.
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Dennis Driscoll
Pat McGowan
Basin
Frank McGowan
Anaconda
Minneapolis
Cataract
United States Land Office
Helena
P. J. McGowan
McKay
McGowan
Minneapolis Clains
Parker
Copper Queen Mine Nearing Expansion Under Lynch Guidance
George F. D. Lynch, the Copper Queen mine owner from Agency Creek, reported in Lemhi to Idaho reporters that the mine has installed a Cameron pump capable of hoisting 90 gallons of water per minute and is draining lower works for larger operations. A 50 foot winze leads to a 45 foot drift with promising ore slated for profitable shipment to the smelter. about 750 tons lie on the dump. Plans include a stamp mill with concentrator to boost efficiency and further milt. Lynch praises local mining prospects and county copper yields, noting transportation limits hinder wider progress.
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Agency Creek
Cameron
Lynch
Lemhi Herald
Supper and Sale of Fancy Articles at Presbyterian Church
The Mange Society of the Presbyterian church will serve supper in the Masonic Temple on Friday February 5. Menu includes Veal Loaf Boiled Ham Potatoes Baked Beans Macaroni and Cheese Bread and Butter Pickles Pie and Coffee.
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Ladies of the Manse Society
Masonic Temple
Ladies of the Mange Society of the Presbyterian Church
Beav erhead bounty records show shift under new law
An examination of the bounty books in Beaverhead county shows over 3000 dollars of bounty money paid under the new laws during the past year, with 927 coyotes and 28 wolves killed. The county treasurer reported 5470 dollars in state bounties for 1903, with changes in per animal payouts and signs that hunters are quitting or scarce varmints are appearing.
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Beaverhead
Death of Charles W. Pendarvis in Camp Verde Arizona
Charles W. Pendarvis longtime Montana broncho rider and Beaverhead resident died December 22 1903 at Camp Verde Ariz from heart failure after a typhoid fever attack. He was linked to the upper Ruby valley as son of the first settler and helped harvest the valley’s first hay crop on Home Park ranch. He spent much of his life near the Metzel ranch and was widely known as a friend. The community extends sympathy to his widow.
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Beaverhead
Arizona
Pony Sentinel
Charles W. Pendarvis
Camp Verde
Ariz
Ruby Valley
Home Park
Pendarvis
Frank S. Metzel
Bedrock Residents Attend High School Graduation
Col Alf Decker and other Bedrock residents traveled to town Thursday afternoon to witness the high school graduating exercises.
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Rose Poindexter
Butte
Col
Alf Decker
Bedrock
Notice to Stockmen Lease Opportunity in Montana Pasture
notice to stockmen offers 800 acre pasture for lease in montana with 200 price. features include open water in four spots a large shed good shelters and 250 tons of hay. sleep preferred. call er banneck mont.
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Call Or
Banneck
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