Rates of Advertising and notices in the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates including local column notices at 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents for subsequent insertions. Business locals are 10 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents for subsequent insertions. Standing advertisements rates available on application. Notices of church festivals and events with admission fees or profits from fan sales are charged 6 cents per line. Card of thanks 5 cents per line. Obituary poetry 5 cents per 8 lines.
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Co Business
Speertion
Hye Ees Ee Eee
Tue Dillon
Examiner
Oregon Short Line Train Schedule Fragment
In effect December 4 1904 No 8 South Bound at 6 00 p m No 6 North Bound at 1 30 p m this fragment lists timetable times from a historic Oregon Short Line rail schedule.
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Oregon
South Bound
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Commerce and Visiting Officials
Dillon residents report a steady flow of visitors from Lima, Butte, Helena and beyond attending to business in town. Local firms promote cigars and insurance while new offices open in the Metlen block and a Seaverhead club renovation progresses toward a February opening.
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Charles Vaughn
Bell Telephone Co
Liwia
Notice to Shippers Storage Charges Begin December 1904
Effective December 1 1904 storage will be charged on all inbound freight unloaded on platform or in warehouse and on all outbound freight delivered to platform or warehouse without a bill of lading. Unloaded freight stored if not removed or billed within 72 hours after first 6 p.m. Storage rate is five cents per ton per day with any fraction of 2000 pounds counted as a ton and any fraction of 24 hours as a day. Minimum storage five cents per day per consign ment under 2000 pounds.
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Farlin
C. M.’ Eddy
Over State Bank
Corner Montant and Bannackats
John Peat
Lima
John Pawlag
Butte
C. H. Strobridge
Wisdom
R. H. Barclay
Helena
Evans Inneg
Grippe
Roy
Cox
Missoula
R. R.rathbone
First National Bank
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H. M. Crum
Oscar Wells
Melrose
Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie
M. A
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Ryan's Canyon
Frank P. Blair
George Ducharme
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L. J. Price
al C. Gruwell
Dillon Cigar Factory
Monida
Prides
Robert Schendel
C. H. Rudy
Gov. B. F. White
Paul Jones
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Tyrm
Gooch & Coon
Mont
Theodore Hennessy
Walter F. Baker
Continental Insurance Co
Salt’ Lake
Matt Cox
Wattery
C. B. Wheeler
Pocatello
J. G. Willis
Pat Ward
Redrock
Edith Decker
Archie Gray
Jackson
Transact
Katy
Monaghan
This City
Mrs
Joe Young
Rexburg
Ida
John McComb Waza
Grasshopper
Thos. S. Taylor
Livingston
Fiienda
Barrett
Katy Williams
E. T. Glenn
Minneapolis
Washington Street
Bishop Flats
Ryan Dunbar
Jas. Millne
Henrice Myers
Lucinda Buck
Mary Woodward
Divide
Normal
Eva LaBeau
Perry Cline
T. K. Phillips
Dubuque, Iowa
Peder Jensen
W. F. Druimumey
First Church of Christ, Scientist
State Bank
F. M. Poindexter
General Greene
Beat Key West
George Kurzman
Bannock Street
Mr. Kurzman
Dilion
Ino. S. Baker
W. F. Gardner
Idaho
Gardner
Methodist Aid Society
W.G. Clark
H. Ellis
Polaris
Renchmann
George Edinger
Carter Ranch
Theodore Holcomb
Kate Holcomb
Whitehall
Mayme French
Patrick Flynn
Spokane
St. James Guild of
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E. H. Brundage
G. H. Olmated
C. L.wemple
Big Hole Basin
Mr. Wemple
Eph Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Beaverhead
Dillon Cigar
New
Seaverhead
Poindexter Block
J. B. McKinney
Lum Wy
Kingdom
United States
Russell
Lum
W. V Kingebury
Metlen
Poindexter
O’connor
A. C. Gunwell
Tdinion Volunteer Fire Department
Tribune Store
Albert
Stamm
Jeweler
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Dillon People
Madison Counties
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Lozuf
Ricuy Wile
A. C. Gruwell
Montana
Butchers
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Kentucky Avenue
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F. W. Vogler
Salmon City
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James L. Jones
Washington and
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