Rates for classified notices in Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists pricing for reading notices and business locals. Rates include 2 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions, with 10 cents per line for flat tewer and 8 cents per line for each additional option. ads with admission fees or profits from sales charged at 5 cents per line. Carved or thanks and obituary poetry priced at 1 cent per line.
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Train schedule fragment for north and south bound lines
June 1 1905 timetable shows No 7 and No 9 northbound departures around 1 28 pm and 12 05 am and No 10 and No 8 southbound departures around 5 20 am and 7 28 pm with cryptic codes in the notes. The snippet lists multiple trains and times in a compact listing.
Dillon Trades News and Visitors Report from the Madison Monitor
Local Dillon news notes visitors from Polaris Bedrock and Sage Creek. Many residents attend events, business, and social gatherings. beer offerings at Kuntzman and Milton places. Mis Mayvie McInoish from Dell visits. numerous trips to Helena Butte and Dillon for official duties, school, and weddings.
Coal Notice Announces New Price per Ton in Dillon
The oldest coal dealer and transfer man in Dillon announces after December 3, coal will be sold at seven dollars fifty cents per ton.
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