Pillow Examiner Ad Rates and Notices 1908
Rates of advertising and local notices listed in the Pillow Examiner dated January 3 1908. Reading notices cost four cents per line for first insertion, fifteen cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Deean business locals ten cents for first insertion, five cents per line thereafter. Standing ads available on application. Church events with admission or sale profits charged five cents per line. Card of thanks five cents per line and obituary poetry five cents per line.
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Deean Business
Xaminer
Dillon. Examiner
Poftry
Oregon Short Line Train Schedule Note Dec 1 1904
Short Line timetable notice indicates south bound train No 8 and north bound No 6 with 130 p m a m schedule note effective December 1 1904 and includes seating or departure details in terse form.
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South Bound
North Bound
Local notices fill Dillon streets with visitors and ads
Dillon buzzes with visitors from Butte and Lima. John Shively promotes woodwork and horseshoeing. Dentists and merchants advertise offices and stock, while social events and church notices mark a busy week in the community.
John Shively The Man Youve Known For Twenty Years
A compact profile greets readers about John Shively a longtime figure in the community reflecting on two decades of acquaintance and his steady presence. The note hints at a personal history and local impact through years of association.
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John Shively
C. A. Smith
Big Hole Basin
E. B. Kerns
Lamar
Colo
Wisdom
Woodworth Stock Ranch
Mr. Kerns
Peterson & Swanson Rand
Hans ‘Jorgenson
Work Begins at Indian Queen Mine With New Plant
The Indian Queen mine replaces the gasoline hoisting engine with a substantial new plant shipped from the city. When installed, development work will start with a crew equal to or larger than the former team as signs point to an active mining season.
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Indian Queen Company
Indian Queen
Amalgamated Company
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Missoula
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Robi. Boatman
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Bertie Howard
Butte
J. T. Lich
the Metlen
C. M. Eddy
Over State Bank
Corner Montant and Bannackats
John Hoffman Jr
Leo Truax
Lima
John Burrnett
Grant
A. H. Stephens
John Cosens
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Smoky City
R. R., Rathbone
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Monttf
Edwin L. Blossom
Edwin Norris
Helena
B. L. Monahan
John Boyd
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E. J. Ripley
Thos. B. Phillpott
George Edinger
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Jos. Shineberger
Bedrock
Tom Smith
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E. M. Ames
F. A. Hazelbaker
District Court
B. UO. Fourneir
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W. V. Kingsbury
Metlen
Me Ripley
C. .L. Miller
Edith Decker
Bert Paul
Harry Andrus
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T. J. Murray
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J. &. Hample
Anaconda
Henry Laughlin
Eee Ranchina
E. O. Selway
W. O. McCormack
Paul Jones
Gooch & Coon
Mont
Chas.’ Rettallack
Dillon-Bannack-Big Hole Etage
E. T. Glenn
Minneapolis
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Bishop Flats
Henry Kaiser
Golden Rule
Guy RR. Phillpott
Geo. R. Metlen
Martin Barrett
Denver
Mr. Barrett
National Livestock Association
George H. Dawson
Montana
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton Penn
Dart Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Albert Stamm
Phil Andregg
Montana County Assessors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
State Bank
F. M. Poindexter
Carl Decker
St. James Guild
Mre. A
Graetex
Clara Chase
Miss Francis
Normal College
Jean Bishop
Guesie Freeman
Sadie McGuire
Boulder
George French
John Cosgrove
John S. Baker
Jas. Phillips
Earl Talent
Key West
George Kunzman
Bannack Street
Kunzman
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J. W. Lusher
Spokane
Horee Prairie
Louis Anderson
C. Brenner
Michael Rebich
Mountain View Cemetery
Rebich
the Baptist Church
Jesus
Nicodemus
William Remington
Crown Tailoring Co
Barton
F. Alexander
Goldfields
Nev
Chicago
Wolf
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Jeweler
Dillon People
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
A. ©. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
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Graeter Grocery Co
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the Guy Shoe Store
H. Schoenborn
Dillon, Mont
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Kentucky Avenue
F. W. Dearborn
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Sonth Tofs Examiner Office
W.V. Kingsbury
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Ontario Veterinary College
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