Rates of Advertising for the Braminer Examiner
Reading notices list prices for first and subsequent insertions by lines. Business locals and standing ads have specific per line rates, with Braminer’s editorial office and Tex Dillon noted for management inquiries. Church festivals fairs dances suppers and fundraisers with admission or profit from sales priced at five cents a line. Card of thanks and obituary poetry have five cents per line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Aiorial Aartment
Ness Management
Braminer
Tex Dillon Examiner
Oregon Short Line Time Table August 1909
Train schedule for Oregon Short Line in effect August 22 1909 lists North Bound No 1 at 1120 p No 3 at 4 58 a m South Bound No 2 at 6 44 p m and No 4 at 4 18 a m with unreadable filler text around the times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
North Bound
Seeseseese
South Bound
Dillon Local Notes Reflect Social Visits and Commerce
Dillon area records show visits by Armtead and Lima residents, business trans actions, and social events. Highlights include a sale offer, a new dry goods store opening, a Chinese New Year celebration, and local officials addressing fishing licenses and a water-right suit.
Automatic Coal Chutes Planned for Lima Montana
Assistant Superintendent J N McLoughlin and J W Reynolds with a corps of engineers survey a Lima Montana site for new automatic coal chutes to rise 60 feet high 46 feet long and 30 feet wide. The six pockets will hold 50 tons each with 90 pockets enabling flexible coal draw. A gasoline engine at the rear will power a cable hoist for placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Mont
J. N. McLoughlin
Montana
Short Line
J. W. Reynolds
Corps of Engineers
Pocatello
Beav erhead County Water Suit Involving W A Clark
Hon W A Clark left Wednesday on a private business trip to Helena and other parts of the state. He plans to visit Dillon to join M M Duncan as attorneys in a major Beaverhead water suit expected to last about two weeks or more. The case may involve the waters of the Horse Prairie country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark
Helena
Dillon
M. M. Duncan
Beaverhead County
Horee Prairie Country
Madisonian
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Dr. Ackley
Edie Black
John Gelham
Armatead
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bans
George French
St. Rose Guild
Fred Waldorf
C. W. Scott
Armentead
Ben Hummel
Bernard
Butte
L. J. Price Office
van Purdum
Grant
H. F. Best
Old State Bank
Bannack and
Montana Streets
Frank Andrus
Armetead
Tom Barrett
Horse Prairie
Edgar Ferris
Clifford
Anaconda
Chas, Burden
Los Angeles
Craig C. Cornell
H. W. Gabriel
Ferris
Rube Tritt
E. T. Brock
Montana Mercantile Company
Frank Sharkey
Livington
Mr. Sharkey
Dillon Chineee
Cécil Smith
Mia. ‘Mand
Stone
Brother
Fred L. Stone
Mia
Julia Lamont
Presbyterian, Munse Society
George Buck
The
Kivet National Bank of
Salmon City
Idaho
Shoea
City Shoe Store
Geo. Tash
Grasshopper
Kime, Bateman
Little Son
Jimmie
Glendale
B.C. Bennington
Rollie Scott
Armatead Transportation Company
Jon. C. Smith
North Dakota
Dave Metlen
Horee Prairiee Ranch
Frank Cooney
Methodist Aid Society
Mra
Theodore Nelson
W. G. Roberta
Jas. Blair
Horne Prairie Country
F. E. Dodda
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. McGee
Wm. Kohl
Centennial Saloon
Centennial Cafe
Oscar Findling
Allie Brown
Missouri
Mr. Brown
Montans
John W. Lusher
Spokane
Wash
Lusher
John Wenghart
Midas
Nevada
Henry Wenghart
Stanton
Wenghart
State Game and Fish Warden
Poindexter Block
Dillon Dry Gooda Co
Chas, Niblack
New York
Dillon Novelty Works
Elise Cash Grocery
T. J. Murray
J. K. Morse
Ajax
Highland
West Fox
Isaac Martin
C. W. Francis Ranch
George Woodworth
F. J. Frazier
Berna Schroeder
Wisdom Public School
J. R. Norville
K. M. Goodwin
California
Wisdom Dancing Club
Allin Hall
A. H. McVay
Cogat
Basin
J EK. Cummings
Windom
Chicago
S. J. Scott
Montana Oreway Co
Buite
Scott
C. W. Francia
Mr. Francia
Fred
T. B. Taylor
Tom
Tribune Book
BUICK
Yorick Club
Los Angeles- Phoenix
Buick Automobile Co
M. E. Barry and
J.P. Best