Rates for Advertising and Notices in The Examiner
Local column advertising charges: 20 cents per line for first insertion, 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business notices: 10 cents per line first insertion, 8 cents later. Standing ads provided on application. Editorial and management letters to the Examiner directed to Tuer Dillon. Church festivals and events with admission or profit incur rates. special sections show 5 cents per line for thanks and obituary poetry.
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Xaminer
Tuer Dillon Examiner
Oregon Short Name Train Schedules Effect December 1 1904
Schedule snippet indicates No 8 South Bound and No 6 North Bound trains in effect December 1 1904 with times 7:17 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. respectively.
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South Bound
North Bound
Dillon notes and visitors fill mid February week
Dillon headlines list a parade of visitors from Butte, Lima, Melrose, Spencer Idaho, and Helena, with businessmen, editors, and ranchers touring Dillon. Community events include church gatherings, a St James guild meeting, and a lecture by Prof and Mrs Luce, while notices promote wagon repairs at John Shively's and local dental and medical appointments.
Beardaley Appointed Solicitor for Dillon Examiner
Notice to readers announces A. 8. Beardaley has accepted the solicitor role for the Dillon Examiner and is authorized to collect and receipt for all accounts. Patrons are thanked in advance for any favors shown to Mr. Beardaley.
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Beardaley
The
Dillon Examiner
F. C. Kress
Notice to Shippers on Storage Charges in 1904
Effective December 1 1904 storage will be charged on all in bound freight unloaded on platform or in warehouse and on all out bound freight delivered on our platform or into warehouse without bill of lading. Storage rate is five cents per ton per day with 72 hour removal window. minimum five cents per day for consignments under 2000 pounds. S. S. Carruthers, Agent.
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Dixon Examiner
Oregon
SHORT
NME
Mulaney
Polaris
J. L. Vanney
Spencer, Idaho
Dillon
George Murray
J. K. Hample
Butte
Miss King
Melrose
John Shively
J. E. Morse
Helena
John A. Peat
Lima
Sadie Graeter
Mieses Scott
Bedrock
A. C. Patterson
Kunzman’s
H. T. Poindexter
William Rosenbaum
Sheep Creek Basin
Ed. Hungate
Dell
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
Mont
Leo. Truax
Isaac Rife
Horse Prairie
B. Johnson
M. F. Linder
James Dodd
H. A. Bond
H. L. McCaleb
William Lenkersdorfer
Grasshopper
Arthur Conway
Bannack
Bis Dillon
Martin Barrett
Emerson Hill
Julia McMenamy
Greyling
Joseph Smith II
Madisonian of
Virginia City
C S. Hurd
Glasgow
Oscar Wells
Marvin Poindexter
al Lewis
Crabtree
St.James Guild
John W. Morton
Mance Society of the Presbyterian Church
Jofin
F. Bishop
Paul Jones
Gooch & Coon
Dillon, Mont
Jean Bishop
Miss Hammer
That City
D. W. Callahan
H. H. Swain
Tony French
Argenta
Oscar Stone
Laurin
John Halligan
Callaway
George Buck
Seattle
Kate. Poindexter
T. B. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Misa Flora
Thomas Connorsa
C. T. Kemp
Dr. Young
Federal
Max Codden
Carpenter Paper Co
Omaha
Clair Baker
East
B. D. Beardsley
Chicago & Northwestern
State Dental Association
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
A. L. Anderson
Idaho Street
Ed. M. Hand
Murray
J. P. Murray
Methodist Church
Jasper Nelson
J. D. Brandenburg
Mathewson
First Church of Christ, Scientist
State ‘Bank
John H. Mardis
Yale
Hilda Rankeen
Mardis
Key West
George Kunzman
Bannack Street
Kunzman
Dilion
Jennie Geddes
Symons Dry Goods
Geddes
E. S. Luce
Ne Tt. C. O. B
Jasper Nelson’s
F. M. Poindexter
State Bank
Chicago Record-Herald
the Grand
Grand
Opera Honee Dillon Theatre
All Star
Tribune Store
Ss. S. Carruthers
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
Dillon People
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
A. C. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
the Graeter Grocery Co
Annie Huimiaauamnma
the Guy Shoe Store
H. Schoenborn
Prop
Montana
Butchers
Masonic Temple
Blacksmith
Kentucky Avenue
F. W. Dearborn
Haines
Ing Goods
Connec
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Edwin Norris
Examiner Office
W. V. Kingsbury
M. E. T. Brock
Ontario Veterinary College
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