Reading notices and rate schedule in the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists local reading notices with rates of 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business notices cost 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions, with standing ads priced on application.
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Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Unsigned Rail Schedule Fragments From December 1907
Fragmentary timetable shows North Bound and South Bound trains with odd timing hints. Entries include No. 7 at 2:50 am and No. 9 at 2:05 pm for northbound, No. 8 at 6:32 pm and No. 10 at 4:38 am for southbound.
Many visitors and locals noted in Dillon diary
A long list of visitors appears in Dillon, Montana, with names such as D. W. Callahan, W. C. Templeton, Otto Schultz, R. F. Tattersall, J. D. Brandenberg, and others from Butte, Grant, Melrose, Lima, and Apex. Dentists Dr. Morton Egbert and Dr. R. R. Rathbone are listed with offices. Community events include Baptist Aid meetings, M. W. A. gatherings, and a charity concert. Local notable movements cover court terms, hospitalizations, and upcoming sports events at Beaverhead high.
Basin cattle trade moves through Anaconda and surrounding towns
John Wenger of Montgomery and Co. buys Jahn De Bros. and Jules Wenger beef feeders while Frank Brown joins C E McFarlin at Medical Lake. Cattle buyers from Butte Tacoma and Helena visit the basin, with Jorgenson and Hansen Co. making several purchases and spring prospects rising.
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John Wenger
Montgomery & Co
Anaconda
Jahn de Bros
Jules Wenger
Frank Brown
North Fork
C. E. McFarlin
Medical Lake
Wash
F. J. Frazier
Carsten Bros
Tacoma
Alvin Covey
John Peterson
Jorgen Jorgenson
Hansen Company
Butte
Chris Wilke
J. B. Callen
Real Estate Transfers and Decrees in Montana District
Week ending February 24 lists warranty deeds transferring 120 acres on Rattlesnake creek from Eliz A Phillips to James K Phillips for $1. Also 320 acres on Rattlesnake creek from Irvie K E Phillips to James K Phillips for $1. Brenner Livestock Co transfers 20 acres on Bloody Dick Creek to John Sorenson for $1, then Sorenson transfers water rights to Lutie Spry on Moose and Swamp creeks and to Grant Spry on Moose and other creeks. Mining locations listed for James Melvin Bob Taillode and Ragtag lode in Montana district. Decree of distribution for Thomas H Judge estate.
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Eliz A. Phillips
James K. Phillips
Rattlesnake Creek
Irvie KE. Phillips
James K, Phillips
Brenner Live Stock Co
John Sorenson
Bloody Dick Creek
Teachers' Examinations Held at Court House
Teachers examinations will be held at the Court House February 28 and 29 starting at 9 o'clock in the morning each day.
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Court House
Glasses End Chronic Headaches and Eye Strain
Many years of severe headaches from eye strain end with properly adjusted glasses. The cause is removed and relief is lasting. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Every Check Is a Receipt
The article argues that every financial check functions as a receipt for a transaction. It outlines how checks record date, payee, amount, and purpose, and how banks verify funds and preserve a traceable record for audits. The piece emphasizes clarity and accountability in payment records.
Reward Offered for Return of Saddle Carriage
A $10 reward is offered for the return of a Correll saddle carriage raised by Chas. Berber. The horse had a halter and shoes on and bore brands S on the jaw and B on the left thigh. W. C. Orr, Dillon.
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Corell
Chas. Berber
W. C. Orr
Dillon
Application For Grazing Permits In Big Hole National Forest
Notice to file grazing applications for cattle and horses in the Big Hole National Forest in 1908. Cattle and horse permits due by April 1 in Dillon Montana. Sheep grazing applications due by May 15 1908. Information on grazing fees and forms provided by C E K Wyman Supervisor.
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Big Hole
National Forest
Dilion
Montana
C. EK. Wyman
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The
Pogtry
Oregon
D. W. Callahan
W. C. Templeton
Grant
Dillon Sunday
Otto Schultz
Melrose
R. FE. Tattersall
J. D. Brandenberg
Lima
Morton Egbert
Poindexter Building
Guy Hinkley
Charles Brothers
C. C. Fite
Upper Horse Prairie
Kupfer Drug Co
Samuel Englesgjeld
Aurora
Harry Graves
Bannack
Matt Polish
Willis
Dunllon
J. W. Scott
Armetead
Baptist Aid Society
Fred Rife
Ike Rife
Medicine Lodge
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
Charles Rody
Monida
George Kighhorn
H. D. Mayfield
Grasshopper
Marvin Poindexter
Frank Bebee
Edwin Norris
Helena
William Herman
Will
Edward Call
Apex
Sheriff Gist
Fred Conger
Big Hole Basin
O. K. Ranch
Judge Callaway
Thomas Monaghan
Virginia City
A. Hood
Silver, Montana
D. T. Hood
E. L. Hall
A. R. Jacobs
Mr. Jacobse
Maryland
Mr. Hall
New Jersey
William Kennedy
Masonic Lodge
Mrs. W. Maloge
Sage Creek
Mr. Riedeleberger
Miss Scharfenberg
W. W. Kingsbury
John Hoffman
Glasgow
Flenny Siefkin
Mitchell
South Dakota
William Tash
Tash & Lenkerndorfer
Knapp
Baptist Church
Marci
Mr. Knapp
Great Falla Baptist Church
Harper
H. T. Cahill
Dorchester
Myers
Bridge
Mrs. Hughes
Lethridge
Canada
Mrs. Hawley Selway
A. Hughes
KK. R. Hunt
Salt Lake
Harry J. Enlow
Larabie Ranch
Congress
Elizabeth Metlen
George Metlen
Scenic Theatre
Beaverhead County
Dillon Athletica
Gibert
Stahj
Graves
W. K. Shepard
Spokane
Shepard
Ewing
Fred Hirschy
Fox
Olof Christianson
J. P. Lossl
Gibboneville
R. G. Henderson
Buckingham & Hecht Shoe Company
N. Drake
Jess
Ed Luxton
Basin
Joe Arnold
H. J. Toomey
Joe
Dan P. Mahoney
Wallace
W. A. Armitage
Hannen Company
Tribune
Pearl J. Smith
Albert Stamm
Dillon People
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
Wei
Dum OR
Graeter Grocery Co
A. C. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
H. A. Bond, M. D
Idaho’ Street
Bannack Street
Pavid
Adlen & Sons Clotming CO
J. Robert Morton
Dillon Furniture
G. T. Paul