Rates for Dillon Examiner notices and ads
Reading notices in the local column cost 30 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line afterward. Standing ads rates available on request. Card of Thanks priced at 1 cent per word. Train times listed for No 2 Southbound, No 10 Southbound, No 9 Northbound, and No 1 Northbound with respective times.
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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Dillon Sees Wide Flow of Visitors From Nearby Towns
A lengthy Dillon notes column records numerous residents and visitors arriving from Armstead Grant Reichle Bannack Jackson Dell Kidd Salmon City Leadore Butte and other towns. The frequent exchanges mention land business shopping trips and social visits as locals travel to Dillon for weeks through Monday and Saturday reads. Names include J W Scott Milton Nay Steve Kambich P Burr Soren P Nelson Frank Stahl Victor Mathews Roy Ayers W J Edwards Lewis Linerman Henry Dowling and many more with mentions of rail and hotel activity.
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J. W. Scott
Armstead
Milton Nay
Grant
Steve Kambich
Reichle
P. Burr
Bannack
Soren P. Nelson
Jackson
Frank Stahl
Dell
Victor Mathews
Kidd
Victor Bell
Salmon City
Henry Thompson
Seon Price
Butte
Roy Ayers
Dillon
Divide
W. J. Edwards
Leadore
Idaho
Lewis Linerman
W. H .Stork
EE. B. Roe
Bedrock
Dr. Rathbone
Hughes & McCaleb
J. C. Brenner
Trong
Horse Prairie
C. W. Wallace
Max Lewis
Wise River
Lee Reamy
W. E. Tash
Grasshopper
W. E. Holcomb
Pocatello
Tom Graham and Son
Ruby
B. J. Angove
Roll. Henderson
Sheep Creek Basin
E. T. Brock
Sheridan
Have Us Inspect Your Carriage for Safe Operation
An offer to inspect carriages periodically to ensure all nuts and bolts are tight. If everything is OK no payment is required. If issues are found they will be repaired for a moderate sum to help prevent possible accidents.
Dillon Notes and Travel Highlights in Local Folks
Mrs W A Clark returns from Helena and will go to Virginia City after visiting friends in Dillon. Frank Holcomb and wife came from Livingston for their brother D W Holcomb's death. Clay Patterson shopped in Dillon from Dell. Mrs Patterson and Miss Mabel Hungate spent the afternoon shopping. George Melton spends the week in the Big Hole basin tending sheep for Montana Livestock Commission. A group of Butte residents including J B Sullivan and others visited Dillon. The Four Ninety Chevrolet is promoted for economy with a local demonstration. Harry Bird journeys to Missouri with Morris Lanner to stay with relatives for the winter. Dr Grant E Finch of Normil college signs contract with eastern publisher to prepare a Montana geography supplement for six years.
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Muriel Roe
Dillon
Dorothy Potter
James Mackay
Sheep Creek Basin
J. W. Kenney
Dell
Emmett Morrow
John Mullen
C. A. Brigham
Armstead
Edgar Rife
Medicine Lodge
Frank Bulger
Wv. Hoffman
Lewisville
Idaho
Metlen
R. E. Elliott
H. H. Moore
Bert Carter
Stevenshire
The
Mellen
Dave Metlen
Horse Prairie
Jack Shyrock
Butte
James Blair
Grant
Rodgers and
Gilbert
Virginia City
C. R. Blake
Charles
Herman Miller
Wisdom and Divide
Hart Miller
Lakeview
John Balan
Melrose
Anderson Livery Company
Aldrick Tessier
Butte Business College
C. N. Roberts
Roberts
Col
Alf Decker
Ben Dansie
Bryan Ranch
Big Hole
Lee Young
Helena
George Patton
Henry Astell
Wise River
Jack McLaren
Hamilton
W. A. McLaren
Kenneth French
Donald
Loretta Julien
Miss Verona Dansie
Albert Patterson
G. W. Patterson
J. W. Nattrass
Hennessey Company
Arthur Conger
Roundup
Sheridan
Margaret
Edie
Nancy Mauldin
Southern California
Carl C. Peets
J. M. Smewart
J. P. Coates
Bozeman
B. F. White
Ralph
Redlands
Cal
W. A. Clark
Frank Holcomb
Livingston
D. W. 1.Comb
George Melton
Montana Livestock Commission Company
J.B. Sullivan
R. T. Newlands
Glen Anderson
H. E. Baumer
S. A. ‘Whitehead
W. Wilson
T.D. Moran
Montana
Harry Bird
Missouri
Morris
Charles Lanner
Finch
Bonniview Reservoir stockholders meeting notice
Notice to Stockholders of the Bonniview Reservoir company. The annual meeting will be at 225 North Washington street at ten oclock a.m. on February 1, 1917 to elect officers and address other business. James Kirkpatrick, President.
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Bonniview Reservoir Company
North
Washington Street
James Kirkpatrick
Melrose News Briefs Include Local Visits and Weddings
A Melrose crowd attended the Willis dance Saturday night. Frank Hoffman and Miss Sarah Hardisty quietly married at Camp Creek. Several residents visited Butte last week, including Ralph Streb, John Cullen, Mrs. J. F. McCauley, and others. Catherine Ahern and relatives spent the weekend in Anaconda. Mrs. John Reid returned from four weeks in Butte with her daughter.
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May Lacey
Dillon
Ralph Streb
Butte
Rev. T. Clifford
Andrew Fisher
Anna Nugent
Charlie Wold
Robert Hauffman
Carl Nelson
Catherine Ahern
Anaconda
Arthur Casey
Patrick Smith
Jack Smith
Donald Smith
Mathewson
Newdale
Idaho
Nixholm
Notice of Commutation Proof for Montana Homestead
Department of the Interior notice from Helena Montana dated December 18 1916 states Elijah H Kates of Dell Montana filed intention to make Commutation Proof for land in section 8 township 15 south range 10 west. Proof to be established before Frank A Hazelbaker Dillon Montana on January 30 1917. Witnesses listed: Earl Rodgers Andy J Lonsburry Lon Lonsburry Ernest I Harkness all of Dell or Nicholia Montana. Registered by Jos Oker.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Elijah H. Kates
Dell
Township
Range 10
Meridian
Frank
A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Earl Rodgers
Andy J. Lonsburry
Lon Lonsburry
Ernest I. Harkness
Nicholia
Notice of Land Claim Prosecution in Dillon Montana
Notice is given that John M. Lane of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead claim No 09055 for SE4SEY section 26 NEY section 34 NENW NE section 35 township 6 south range 7 west Montana meridian. Proof before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on February 1 1917. Witnesses James H Bray Hugh J Sweeney Ben F Johnson William Morrow all of Dillon Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Enaj
Montana
John M. Lane
Dillon
Newney
Nenw
Township 6
Range 7
Montana Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Monwre
James H. Bray
Hugh J. Sweeney
Ben F. Johnson
William Morrow
Oker
Register
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Newnes
Washington Sts
May Martinell
Miss May Lacey
Millon
James Judge
City
Home Park
Latta
Russell
Lima
Jack Porter
George Bryan
J. M. Conway
Billings
Helen Curtis
O. M. Best
John Scott
Drayman
Ditlon Carriage Works
Washington and
Helena Streets
Clay Patterson
Mrs. Patterson
Mabel Hungate
C. L. Worth
A. J. Rife’s
Union Electric Co
City Express and Coal Co
C. W. Scott
General Transfer
Tribune Book
Dillon, Mont
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Montana
Burke
Frederic K. Lewers, M.D
Lima, Montana
A. L. Stone
W. A. Graeter
Cashier
Dillon Furniture CO
Wey
G. T. Paul
E. W. Bell Prop
First National Bank
Walt Mason
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