Rates of Advertising in the Reading Notices
Local column lists rates: 2 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business ads 10 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Standing ads rates available on application. Editorial and business correspondence directed to the Examiner. Church events with admission or profits priced will be charged at 5 cents per line. Card of thanks and obituary poetry at 5 cents per line.
Train timetable fragments at North and South Bound stations
Readable lines show schedule fragments for No.7 No.9 No.8 and No.10 trains at North and South Bound platforms with times around 12:52 p.m. and 6:37 p.m. The OCR yields scattered codes and words indicating bound directions and platform numbers.
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North
South Bound
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Figures and Events
Local residents and visitors appear throughout Dillon in a string of notes. Businesses, clubs, and societies report gatherings, visits from out-of-town people, and upcoming events at the Normal College and community venues. The piece mentions several named individuals and local enterprises, with hints of sales, registrations, and social activity.
Lima News Gathers Dispatches From Far and Near
W H Boyle visits Dillon on business. T M Rabbitt of Butte calls on Lima customers. Julia Peat visits Dillon. Dan Grant hosts her. L J Phillips of Dell handles Lima affairs. Buck promotes masquerade for January 2 at Lima opera house. Knowles returns from Logan and will work between Lima and Butte. Seybold departs for Arizona on a month long business trip. A J Noyse of Helena inspects state land matters. A T Kellym restarts moving picture machine in Lima. J G Burton shifts Lima to Pocatello engine work. Mrs Vic Smith returns to Anaconda after visiting Lima. W R Armstrong oversees Short Line business. Fitter and Keller visit from ranches for Eastern Star meeting. Van Houusen and Brandenburg buy Patterson ranch. John Dowell heads to Ontario, Oregon. J W Johnson of Kalispell visits Lima Lodge 45 I O O F. Weather mild despite widespread zero temps. Peter Anderson meets Mrs Anderson returning from Dillon. C B Van Housen back from Idaho Falls. to ranch near Dell. James Quane of Anaconda installs Delta Lodge officers at Peat Hotel. banquet follows. J S Foley resigns traveling engineer post. Peter Sorenson appointed successor. Schubert Symphony Club and Ladies Quartet of Chicago delight Lima audience at the opera house under school sponsorship. Frank Jones of Centennial valley suffers broken leg crossing a ravine. taken to Dillon. C S Truax writes from Marshfield Oregon. family safe but undecided about land. Lewis operates a bowling alley in Marshfield. payroll around 45000.
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van Houusen
Brandenburg
John Patterson
John Dowell
Lima
Ontario
Oregon
J. W. Johnson
Kalispell
Montana
Lima Lodge
Peter Anderson
Sage Creek
Anderson
Dillon
C. B. van Housen
Idaho Falls
St. Anthony
Dell
J. S. Foley
Peter Sorenson
Foley
Schubert Symphony Club
Ladies’ Quartette
Chicago
Lima, Opera House
Five Room House and 3 Lots for Sale on North Washington
For sale a five roomed house with three lots on North Washington Street. Inquire of J. P. Campeanu. 41-tf.
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Washington St
J. P. Campeanu
Matnina Confusion Reveals Family Riddle January 22
A fragment recounts a child and mother in dialogue about a happy teacher and a hidden malady. The line hints at uncovering a meaning on January 22. The handwriting suggests archival newspaper notes or a dated, curious exchange.
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Johnnie
Matnina
Malady
1900 electric washing machine for sale
Perfectly new electric washing machine from 1900 offered for sale. Call at examiner office for details and contact.
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Examiner Office
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Chas, Hill
Dr. Ackley
Edie Black
Theta Club
Fred Conger
Louis Krueger
The
Grayshopper
B. O. Fournier
Butte
James Millen
Jackson
Shannack
City
James Quane
Anaconda
St. James Guild
B. F. White
Tf Stone & Grady
W. G. Aders
Dillon Monday
Charles M. Smith
H. McGonigle
the Bapties Aid Society
George Conway
D. E. Metlen
Horse Prairie
W. T. Fitzpatrick
Helena
Louis P. Degen
Denver
T. A. Metzel
Centennial Valley
Met Jen
Joseph Gauthier
Bannack
K. M. Ames, Jr
Bedrock
Wellington Dawes
Idaho and
Glendale Streets
Mitton J. Nay
B. C. Wampler
Windom
W.A. Jensen
Grant
Dillon Groc. CO
Kupfer Drug Co
M. F. Linden
Medlen
Patterson
John S. Forrester
A. M. Beat
Frank Gorman
Polaris
J.H. Lanyon
Dark Horse Properties
Don Rathbone
Plaine
A. C. Patterson
C. A. Brown
Clinton
Normal College
Ajax
Noyes
George Metlen
H. C. Morrison
National Biscuit Company
K. 8. Haining
W. B. Fozzard
Dillon Groc, CO
W. A. Jones
Los Angeles
Jos. Hunter
This Valley
Stevensville
Hugh Wood
Woods
Spencer
Idaho
Beardsley & Quinn
John Lovell
Salt Sake
Mr. Lovell
Coaat
Normal Assembly Hall
Postoffice
W. H. Boyle
Mie
Julia Peat
Dan Grant
L.J. Phillips
Ellis Buck
Opera House
Knowles
Logan
Utah
Will
Joseph Seybold
Arizona
A. J. Noyse
A. T. Kellym
J. G. Burton
Pocatello
Vic Smith
E. Keller
W. R. Armstrong
Short Line
Henry Fitter
Emery Keller
Eastern Star
Delta Lodge
No. 15
Frank Jones
C. S. Truax
Marshfield
Leo
Tribune Book
Fine China
Albert Stamm
Dillon People
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
A. C. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
K. E. T. Brock
Beaverhead County
Buick Auto Company
M. E. Barry
Bond
Beaverhead Ranch CO
I. F. Hunsaker
G. T. Paul
Masonic Temple
Maurice A. Walker
I. D
Mellon
South Washington
Nightcalls
S. J. Haines
Northwest
W. H. Richardson
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