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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1917

Page

6

Rates of Advertising in The Dillon Examiner

The Dillon Examiner lists rates: reading notices at 26 cents per line for the first insertion and 16 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business locals cost 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing ad rates available on application. Editorial and business management letters should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.

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Notices of Church Events and Transportation Schedules

Church festival and fair notices state admission charges and profits from fancy article sales at 10 cents per line. Card of Thanks priced at 1 cent per word. Public notices list train line numbers and times for southbound and northbound services.

Numerous Dillon Visitors From Surrounding Communities

A long list of residents and visitors frequent Dillon this week with names including Mrs. Dan Shively from Butte, Louis Stahl from Dell, Miss May Lacey from Dillon, Oscar Gravely from Dell, BH. C. Green from Lima, M. E. Smith from Bozeman, Ed Metcalf from Armstead, Rev. Humphreys, Will Ross, F. D. Knotts, and many more. Attendees include merchants, lawyers, sheepmen, and ranchers visiting Dillon for business, shopping, or social calls.

Realty transfers and filings in the past week ending Feb 10 1917

United States to William Wilson for 160 acres on Dillon bench and to Robert L. Roberson for 320 acres on Dillon bench. Final receipts include 160 acres to Clarence H. Combs and 320 acres to Raymond and Jessie Prichard. Several warranty deeds and 640 acre filings listed among Horse Prairie and Big Hole basin sites. Water appropriation notice by Boston Montana Development Co for Wise River. Placer locations footnote Violet lode and Blizzard placer in local districts.

United States William Wilson Dillon Bench Robert L. Roberson Clarence H. Combs Big Hole Basin Raymond Prichard Jessie G. Prichard Jean A. Sass Horse Prairie Glen F. Allen Centennial Valley Eric P. Peterson J. C. Hamilton Rasmus Erickson Dave Wade Louis Steinbrecher Boston Montana Development Company Wise River Joseph J. Jaggers Blue Wing W. R. Allen Cold Creek

No Snow in Big Hole Basin Reports Color Reduced

Sam Freeman returned Sunday afternoon from the Big Hole basin where cattle interests report very little snow for this time of year. Mr and Mrs Fred Weil and daughter passed through Dillon last Thursday en route to Butte to visit friends then will return to Dillon this week before returning to Salmon City. George H Lyman came back Saturday afternoon from Centennial valley where he was attending to sheep business. The Lyman Sheep company recently moved their sheep from the Diamond O ranch to Centennial valley to summer there.

Fred Hale Dillon Bedrock Loy H. Lee Leadore Steve Davis Alder Nan Barrett Francis Blair W. L. Lacey Melrose John McDonald W. H. Lee Armstead Dillion R. E. Eliott Dell K. Robison Butte H. D. Simmons Big Hole Basin F. A. Hazelbaker Helena Sam Freeman Big Hole Fred Weil Salmon City George H. Lyman Centennial Valley Lyman Sheep Company Diamond O Ranch

Local exchanges note sheep sale and travel chatter

H H Hulburt bought Joe Mc Carty’s sixty head of sheep at thirteen fifty per head. Dillon visitors Charles and Arthur Sandquist returned from a business trip in Dillon. Harry Hunter, a Dillon garage operator, here for a week as witness in a Missoula damage suit. Minnie Brock and friends had a near accident returning from Sheridan in a Dodge last Saturday. Attorney M M Duncan leaves Virginia City for Helena to aid Judge Smith in ouster proceedings. J W Munden of Townsend joined George Melton to view Ruby ranch sheep. Armitage brothers known in Helena years ago.

Harry Hunter Dillon M. M. Duncan Virginia City Helena Supreme Court Jos. C. Smith W. W. Payne Et al Bert G. Paige Twin Bridges Madisonian J. W. Munden Townsend George Melton Ruby Ranch Mr. Munden Armitage Brothers Big Hole Basin

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Dan Shively Louis Stahl Miss May Lacey Oscar Gravely BH. C. Green Lima M. E. Smith Bozeman Ed Metcalf Humphreys Will Ross Jackson F. D. Knotts Rourk J. R. Jones BH. N. Early T. E. Hoss City H. H. Walten John G. Evans Metlen Ross Nay C. E. Truax H. J. Will Big Sandy the Medon H. L. McCaleb Frank Blair Grant Prof. McDonald J. M. Conway Billings Jack Porter Herbert Russell Metlon Columbus Ed Cochran BE. F. Price M. L. McHale Glen Allen Wick Miller C. W. Robison H. G. Stamm D. A. Noble Harry Hale D. Jones Herbert Stewart C. Kennedy Monida E. W. Geary Pearl I. Smith Nellie Ms Knight Roy Jackson Charley Robinett Denver Colo Missouri East Henry Dowling Will Climer Medicine Lodge A. E. Scott Carl Hansen Dave Metlen Margaret Orr Tom Cryus L. G. McDonald T. P. Carnes Idaho S. Thorsons of J. A. Herndon Salmion City E. Q. Brainard J. W. Munden of Carl Anderson Livery Company G. T. Paul Tom Brigham Wesley Brigham BE. J. ‘Dean Great Falls R. Kleinsmit James Mackay National Oil Company Sheek Creek Edgar Rife Upper Medicine Lodge Henry McGonigle Hughes Austin Linder A. McCartney McHesser Creek John Peterson Dave Burke Mary Burke Reed Featherly Guy Gray Millpoint Lyman H. Bennett William Rosenbaum Sheep Creek Basin W. A. Lovell J. B. Poindexter South Atlantic Street Poindexter Grasshopper Mr. Gray Beaverhead County Gus Swanson Warren A. Flager William M. Knapp William H. Keller Pacific Street Stephen Lasich Margaret Lasich John A. Péat Charles A. Truax Catherine I. McNinch John Downing Stahl H. H. Hulburt Joe McCarty Big Hole Basin News Charles Sandquist Arthur Belgrade Journal Sheridan Minnie Brock Sheridan Forum A. . J. Rife’s Union Electric Co Examiner Office City Express and Coal Co C. W. Scott General Transfer Tribune Book Dillon, Mont Huber Bros Masonic Temple Dillon, Montana Burke Frederic K. Lewers, M.D Tima, Montana A. L. Stone W. A. Grater Dillon Furniture CO E. W. Bell Prop Housewives Crystal Montana and Sebree Streets John Scott Drayman
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