Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner
Rates outline 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions for local columns. Business notices priced 10 cents per line for first and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing advertisements rates available on request. All correspondence to the editorial department or business management should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Ad rates for church festivals and obituary poetry
Advertisement charges apply to church festivals fairs sociables dancing parties and suppers with a profit from selling fancy articles. Obituary poetry is priced at five cents per line.
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Corp of Thanks
Fragmentary Rail Schedule Lines 1 and 4 Observed
Partial OCR shows directional train labels West Bound North Bound East Bound and South Bound with times 3:56 a.m. 7:24 p.m. 2:03 a.m. The readable items indicate a transit timetable fragment listing bound directions and times.
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Dillon News Briefs A Busy Social Week In Dillon
Dillon locals and visitors fill the week with meetings visits and business. E Q Brainard of Lima Dora Scott Armstead Henry Dowling Dell Emery Keller and many others are noted in town. Widow McGonigle and daughter shop in Dillon. Roy B Herndon named postmaster at Salmon City. Dutch joke at lunch and a country dance highlight social life.
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Dora Scott
Armstead
Dillon
North Portland stock market reports steady but slow week
In North Portland Oregon on January 29 receipts totaled cattle 781 calves 15 hogs 5248 sheep 6243. Cattle liquidity was light with limited prime yardage and prices eased though still firm for some grades. Prime steers 7.25 7.60 per cwt and other categories listed with bulls calves and cows showing narrow beef outlet and subdued activity. Swine prices rose to 8.15 with small weekly run and brisk demand. Lamb and mutton markets were soft with wethers and Bowes lower and top lambs around 6.60 6.75.
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Portland
Oregon
Bowes
Calendar scene and social notes from the Big Hole News
Frank Birrer presents a Niagara Falls calendar titled For Hathaway's Goat. A card party honors Miss Sherrard as she prepares to teach at Bristow, with prizes won by Mrs. J L Len nevill e and Mrs. Dr Bolton. The Wisdom Brass Band plans a hard times dance on February 20. The paper urges Beaverhead County hospital and Dillon's needs, praising the county seat hospital idea and local development plans.
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Frank Birrer
Timothy
Hathaway
Niagara Falls
Washington
J. P. Lossi
Miss Sherrard
Bristow
J. L. Lenneville
Dr. Bolton
Messia
Mesdames Stevenson and Strowbridge
Miller
Tweedy
B. A. Risley
Wisdom Brass Band
Beaverhead County
Butte
Beaverhead
Dillon
Helena
Park
Card of Thanks for Infant Donald Emmett
We thank friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during our bereavement when God called our infant son Donald Emmett. Mr. and Mrs. George Ditty.
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Donald Emmett
George Ditty
Boy nearly loses hand in ranch gun accident
At the Paddock ranch a boy named Holdem was badly injured when a old gun exploded on his left hand. Dr. Bolton attended him and reports the lad is improving with amputation avoided. Andrew Carnegie is described as a “poor goon” from his view after giving away $35,152,000.
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Holdem
Andrew Carnegie
Man Clings To 25 Million For Family Support
Aged individual has a mere 25 million dollars left to support himself and family. With advanced years, recovery is possible if he exercises strict economy and prudent spending.
Hazelbaker Eyes Montana Panama Exhibit Drive
Frank A. Hazelbaker of Dillon says Montana will have a $25 000 exhibit at the Panama Exposition in San Francisco aimed at drawing hundreds of thousands in business. He notes most counties are contributing and the display will emphasize agricultural and horticultural resources with preparatory work to begin soon for the 1915 opening.
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Montana
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Finten
Butte Post
Union
United States
Hazelbaker
San Francisco
Whitefish Sale Sparks Montana Law Notice
Letter from J L DeHart state game warden to Mark Stout clarifies Montana fish laws. It states a 25 pound daily catch limit and 60 pounds possession limit for whitefish, restrictions on shipment, required licenses, and labeling of packages. DeHart says he will notify express companies of these rules for enforcement.
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Dillon
Montana
Madisonian
Mark Stout
J. L. DeHart
Bozeman Chronicle
Bozeman
Missoula County
Express
J. I. DeHart
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Lima
Henry Dowling
Dell
Emery Keller
Tattersall’s
Charles Retallack
A. T. McClask
Jackson
Dillon Carriage Works
Fern
Del
Hunsaker
Bonds Spur
H. B. McGonigle
E. B. Roe
Bedrock
Smith McKnight
Daugther
Nellie
Tattersalls
Ryburn
J. E. Monroe
Spencer
Idaho
W. H. Fitch
Lakeview
Centennial Valley
Will Williamson
Red Lodge
William Dunn
Roy B. Herndon
Salmon City
Patrick McCarthy
Ady
Weiser Dell
Seattle
Wm. Lindholm
Mont
Anderson
John Ewing
W. H. Hopper
Main Street
Walter Pitcher
Hopper
Twin Bridges
Kenigan
Black Tail
Doa
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
I. I. Hunsaker
Dominick Forese
Grant
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Forese
Meaderville
North Portland Stock Market
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Big Hole News
Thornton
Big Hole
State Bank OF Dillon
First National Bank
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
G. T. Paul
Dodds Transfer
Dray Busi
Ness
Davis Pool Hall
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