Reading notices pricing and contact details in Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists local column rates of 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing advertisement rates available on application.
Oregon Short Line train schedule brief notice
Railway bulletins indicate a southbound departure at 2.00 with limited details. The OCR text remains unclear on date and destination, but names a line and a departure time.
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Rail Guests and Local Commerce
Dillon reports include J.S. Miller and G. S. Hogue from the Short Line and J. N. Fulton of the Missouri Pacific visiting during horse shipments. W. C. McBride of the Denver & Rio Grande met with local shippers. State Bank of Dillon directors reelected their officers for the year. Fred Vogler of the Idaho and Montana Stage Co. bought about 20 horses for the line at around $90 each.
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Dillon
J.S. Miller
G. S. Hogue
Short
J. N. Fulton
Missouri Pacific
W.C. McBride
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
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State Bank of
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Wmn. Roe
A. L. Stone. Caghier
Fred Vogler
Idabho and Montana Stage Co
Horace
Idaho Falls
Fusion sentiment and plans in Beaverhead county senator race
An independent writer notes support for W A Clark as United States senator and praises Beaverhead and state voters. He declares his own unwillingness to take a page position and predicts fusion legislators will follow constituent wishes in the fusion ticket. He expresses confidence in Senator Murray and Representatives Meilen and Hill.
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Page
House of Lords
Beaverhead County
W. A. Clark
United States
Murray
Meilen
Hill
Beaverhead
Mien
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Bright Young Graduates Celebrate In Commencement Ad
A creaky OCR page reports on a commencement event with a list of graduates including Miss Phota Deivisot and Mindy afie among several names. It notes exercises, speeches, and a celebratory tone as students prepare for future endeavors.
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Ted Mindy
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