Rates and notices in the Dillon Examiner column
Reading notices list advertising rates including 2 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals priced at 10 cents the first line then 8 cents per line. Standing ads available on application. Editorial and business management letters to Dillon Examiner. Novices church festivals and socials charged at 5 cents per line. Thanksgift and poetry also priced at 5 cents per line.
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Apex
Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Transit line fragment unclear and unreadable
Reads like a garbled transit timetable fragment with several bound directions and stray letters. No coherent entities or events are identifiable.
Local Dillon News Briefs Touch Residents and Events
Dillon residents and visitors appear in a compilation of social notes and notices. Henry Olsen Dell and Louis Anderson Grant visit Dillon, while Mrs. A Price Grant shops here. Various local business ads for Tattersall's and the Dillon carriage works fill the page alongside lodging and rental notices and a range of personal movements.
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Henry Olsen
Dell
Dillon
Big Hole News Roundup of Local Happenings
George Francis returns home from an illness, improving but not yet able to fully regain strength. Frank and Mrs Edwards welcome a newborn son. Dr. Bolton, with nurse Mrs Desmond, reports good early progress for Baby Edwards. Senator Walsh helps save a Bristow officer, with a possible permanent posting at J E Shaws lower ranch. Wise River reinstated. Weldon Else helps Mrs Carter during illness. baby shows bronchial pneumonia but hopeful. Ice plow mishap at Wisdom prompts cautious recovery. Next week may see Wisdom steam laundry under new management with Jimmie Jackson closing the deal. Dr Walcott sets up Lima dental parlors at the Cottage hotel and may stay if success continues.
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United States
Walsh
Bristow
J. E. Shaw
Wise River
Wisdom Steam Laundry
Jimmie Jackson
Dea
Wyman Attends Forest District Meeting in Missoula
C K Wyman supervisor of the Beaverhead forest returned from Missoula where he attended the annual meeting of the sephofilars of district number 1. Discussions covered forest fire detection experiments and improving range use by sheep and cattle men. The gathering ended Saturday with a banquet and remarks by notable forest service supporters.
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C. K.wyman
Beaverhead Forest
Missoula
Wyman
Forest Service
Fire destroys J. J. Gelhaus saloon in Armstead
A fire likely from a faulty flue razed the J. J. Gelhaus saloon in Armstead last Friday afternoon. Wind fueled the blaze, 21 patent extinguishers were used, insurance lapsed, loss about 8700 dollars, and the owner may rebuild or rent. Also, residents of Sheep Creek Basin brought in 40 coyotes two wolves and a skunk hide for bounties of 3 and 15 dollars each.
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J. J. Gelhaus
Armstead
Armatead
Gelhaus
Andrew Longsberry
W. M. Harrison
Sheep Creek Basin
Dillon
Frank P. Bassett
Interesting Figures on State Lands
State land holdings total about 4.5 million acres with 60,247 acres sold for roughly $8.5 million. In 1918 108,506 acres were sold at an average of $16.14. Leases cover 2,482,021 acres yielding $281,683.12, average $116 per acre. Coal lands total 50,000 acres with 450,000 in coal areas. 3,320 acres leased for coal and 1,920 acres oil leases. Income includes $281,836.12 from school lands, $202,932.66 interest on securities, and $272,702.39 interest on deferred payments, totaling $757,268.17.
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United States Geological Survey
Mrs Hirachy Receives Warm Birthday Wishes
Guests departed after wishing Mrs Hirachy many returns of the day marking a warm social gesture at the gathering.
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Mrs. Hirachy
Student Help Committee Seeks Self Support at Normal College
The committee on Student Help at the Normal college invites students needing hourly work or those willing to work for board to contact committee members Edith McDowell Mrs. L. R. Free Nina M. Nash or R. Clark. Adv tf.
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Normal College
Edith McDowell
L. R. Free
Nina M. Nash
R. Clark
Gold En Link Lode Donated For New Organ
Dan Tovey sr presents Gold en Link lode with an organ to be used until a piano is bought. Al’s shrill whistle and D F Wampler’s dairy mishap appear in local notes. A January 18 dinner at Dave Hirschy’s west of Fox marks their first wedding anniversary with a refined table setting and several guests.
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MacMillan
Montana Auto Supply Company
Cadillac
Dillon
L. K. Adams
Union Electric Company
Dillon Novelty Works
Dan Tovey
Dave Hirschy
West of
Fox
O. T. Hutsed
Soren P.nelson
Fred L. Hirschy
Chas. Hirschy
F. N
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Pride of Dillon
Louis Anderson
Mrs. A. Pierce of
Grant
L. J. Woodside
Reichle
Tattersall’s
Dillon Carriage Works
H. C. Patterson Jr
Metlen
William F. Martzel
A. Price
Gon. Thomas
Placer Hotel
Helena
Montana
E. T. Brook
Reeder and Atlantic Streets
Foster
Tattersalls
Mary Turner
Manhattan
John Lenkersdorfer
John H. Alvord
State Legal Department
Sam Hall
Pearl S. Smith
This City
Virginia City
Jesse Lacklen
M. E. Church
Bozeman
John H. McIntosh
Butte Miner
Crystal City Athletic Club
Wm. Lindholm
Del
Butte
Mont
George Tash
Grasshopper
Helen Rife
Medicine Lodge
C. W. Henderson
E. LB. Roe
Bedrock
Examiner Office
Edgar Rife
Thomas Mulaney
Josiah Bowden
Hecla
B. F. White
Carolyn White
Redlands
California
Roy Murray
Ed Farnsworth
Sheridan
Hugh McCaleb
San Francisco
Rhode Island
E. L. Worth
Patrick McCarthy
Ady. Tf
Montana State Bar Association
Henry R. Rodgers
Sam Arndtz
Ellen Lovell
William Roe
Fr. W. Lessel Young
Buege Elevator Company
Glenda
South Dakota
Bond
H. C. Hansen
Anderson
Graham
H. E. Ward
Mgr
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George Francis
Frank Edwards
Bolton
Desmond
Baby Edwards
Clarence Strowbridge
Walcott
Lima
Cottage Hotel
Frank Hazelbaker
U.S
Idaho ST
W. 5S. Barbour
Big Hole
A. J. Noyes
C. D.ranch
D. F. Wampler
Lakeview
Main Street
Mr. Wampler
Conkey
State Bank OF Dillon
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Ieve
J. H. Gilbert
G. T. Paul
Dodds Transfer
Druy Busi
Ness
Davis Pool Hall
H. H. Soper
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