Rates of Advertising and Local Notices in the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for reading notices at 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals charge 10 cents per line initially and 8 cents per line thereafter. Rates for standing ads are provided on application, with editorial and management letters to the Dillon Examiner. Notices of church festivals and social events incur 5 cents per line for specified items. Obituary poetry and related items are 5 cents per line.
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Rail Yard Train Schedule Fragment
The readable text lists four train directions with approximate times. West Bound No 1 and North Bound 406 show a 2:22 p.m. time, while Bee Bound No 2 and No 4 South Bound show late night to early morning times around 8:30 p.m. and 2:55 a.m.
Dillon People and Visitors Appearing in Butte and Local News
Dillon residents frequent Butte to see Ben Hur at the Broadway. Judges, attorneys, and ranchers travel for business while local shops advertise services and addresses. Several locals and visitors are named with travels to Helena, Billings, and Great Falls, including Dr. Rathbone, Mrs. Orr, and J. Blair.
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Terry Browning
Dillonites
Butte
Ben. Hur
Dillon
Laurent
West Broadway
Public Library
Griffith
Lee Lewis
Ben Hur
F. D. Knotts
Estella Knotts
Patterson
Herbert
Broadway
Beaverhead County Hears Mill Plans and New Officials
The article reports on Beaverhead county moving toward a flour mill with a dam race and flumes at Murray's hut site, valued around 5000 dollars, plus a stockholders meeting to fund construction. It notes new city officers elected, including Mayor R. C. Halliday and City Attorney Edwin L. Norris, with vice mayors and aldermen named.
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James Paige
Twin Bridges
Halliday
Rifé
Grant Haines
Murray’s Hut
Springs
Beaverhead County
New City
W. B. Carter
Josephus Rich
el Stad
R. C. Halliday
Edwin L. Norris
Phil Stelzer
P. D. McGough
First Ward
H. R. Melton
W. C. Snyder
Second Ward
Benjamin Bond
Third Ward
O. M. Best
A. 8. Rite
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Oregon
Pride of Dillon
Dr. Walkers
Metlen Block
Acacia
Dr. Rathbone
Dillon Bakery
BE. B. Roe
Bedrock
M. A. Henneberry
Grayling
Fern Hunsaker
Bond
F. H. Bimrose
Poindexter
Bozeman
Henry Olsen
J. T. Blair
Thornton
Matt Barry
Billings
Ira Sanders
B. L. Clegg
Remond 0 Ranch
Lyman_H. Bennett
Virigiia City
Willlard Jenson
Ben ‘Hur
H. A. MacMillan
Glen Decker
Armstead
W. C. Orr
Chas. Hirschman
Guy Gray
Grasshopper
EB. Q. Brainard
Lima
J. C. Carrigan
Ned Saunders
Big Hole Basin
Will Tash
Grasshopper Ranch
B. Austin
Henry Wetmore
Centennial Valley
Martin Butch
C. A. Smith
Deer Lodge
Dave Metlen
Horse Prairie
Clay Patterson
Dell
Dan Adams
Great Falls
Butte Tombstone Company
Grant E. Finch
Schoolmasters’ League
Helena
Joseph C. Smith
T. J. Murray
Anthony French
Dilton
Big Hole
Ring
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Alice ‘Conway
Victor
Roy Murray
Montana Auto Supply Company
T. B
Craver
P. W
Armstrong
Lodge
George
Frank’ P
Examiner Fite
Edwin Norris
Virginia
Martin Barrett
Beaverhead
Roy Rettig
Tribune
Manhattan
Carl Taylor
Pélson
Albert Stamm
Methodist Aid Society
Margaret Schuler
South Washington Street
J. E. Monroe
Monroe
Montana Schoolmasters’ League
J. D. Brown
South
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
W. H. Clark
Girls’ Friendly Club
Guild Hall
Anaconda
Ed Ferris
Horse Prairie Country
Catharine Cotter
Norman College
Timothy Cotter
Mudlow
E. H. Brundage
C. C. Barnett
Dart Hall
Dillon Brass Band
Sherlock Holmes
Powers
Lynne and
Bonnie Hazzard
Girl
Jack Birchland
Grace Connelly
Mona of the
Bison
Panama Canal
Mecca
Eclair
New York
Life Insurance
C, M, Smith
City Express and Coal Co
C. W. Scott
General Transfer
Eph Stoller
Ford
Detroit
Montana
Dodds Transfer
Dray Busi
H. H. Soper
Martin & Critz
Cleaners and Tailors
G. T. Paul