Rates of advertising and notices in the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for local reading notices at 5 cents per line for flat insertions and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business locals cost 10 cents for first insertion and 8 cents for each follow up. Standing ads rates on request. Notices and other items charged by line rates with specifics for church notices and events. Also includes railway schedule details for North and South Bound trains with times.
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Xaminer
Tux Dillon Examiner
Local notes from Dillon reflect commerce and residents
Dillon items highlight business ads, coal from Beaverhead Lumber Co, shoe shop promotions at Jewell, and appointments. Residents including Mrs Wade of Kalispell and Armstead visitors are noted alongside marriages, relocations, and staff changes at local stores and offices in this periodical roundup.
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Beaverhead Lumber Co
Cattle shipments and social news from Wisdom Big Hole
D C Wampler supervises carload shipments to Carstens Packing Tacoma. J W Potts may return to the Big Hole. Ted Ellis and partner feed sheep in Small Idaho. Elllis estate sale nets good prices with saloon property selling near 4200 dollars. Ice incident near Wisdom leaves two men soaked but unharmed. Cattleman R H Jones reports wintering conditions favorable with sixteen carloads bound for Tacoma packing. Extra snowfall viewed as beneficial for upcoming spring.
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Ted Ellis
Small
Idaho
Wisdom
Ted
Frank Hazelbaker
Ellis
R. H. Jones
Big Hole
Anaconda
L. H. Pauley
Bales & Jones
Tacoma
Washington
Local Marriage Announced for Cora Truax and Brandon
Announcement received this week in Beaverhead County notes the marriage of Miss Cora Truax to Mr. Brandon in Portland Oregon. Truax, youngest daughter of Charles and Mrs. Truax longtime Lima residents, lived in the county for years. Mrs. Brandon studied at the Normal college. James Conger and his daughters Eva and Emil Conger traveled to Great Falls for the funerals of Baby Stone and to tend Ray Stone who is ill with pneumonia. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stone died in Mountain View cemetery with funeral held Friday. Ray Stone, James Conger’s son-in-law, is slowly recovering from pneumonia.
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Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Portland
Los Angeles
Helen Rite of
Medicine Lodge
Cora.Truax
Brandon
Oregon
Truax
Beaverhead County
Charles Truax
Lima
The
Normal College
James Conger
Eva
Emil Conger
Great Falls
Baby Stone
Ray Stone
Mountain View
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Seceeceoes
Dillon Examiner
North Bound
South Bound
Acacia
Dr. Walker
Metlen Block
Metlen
Dr. Ackley
Edie Block
Mayfield Bros
Lottie Kimmel
Armstead
Dillon
Lee van Etton
Butte
Selah Graves
Bannack
Jewell
Needle Club
al Anderson
Harry Graves
Eliel Brothers Store
Tom Omstead
Social Eight Club
Mr. Colver
Colver
Minneston
Margaret Conner
Frank Bryan
Amos Elliott
Mrs. Wade of
Kalispell
Morton . Egbert
Stork
Resette-Stork Publishing Company
Beaverhead Lumber Company
Ralph Streb
Melrose
Miss. Bulger
State Bank
Roy Spencer
Jackson
Spencer
Joe Wall
Dell
Reynold
T. F. Donahue
Tribune
Norman Holden
Richard Price
Orpha Lenkersdorfer
W. H. Boatman
Washinon St
Charles Ballinger
Jack Bowen
Mr. Ballinger
Charles Robison
Brinig Dry Goods
Robison
Big Hole Basin
D. C
Harriet Flaherty
Ihr "Lyne Day School
Wesley Miller
Violet Miller
J. W. Potts
Baker City
Basin
Neck of the Woods
Oddfellows Lodge
Oddfellows
Helena
Ellis Hall
Wisdom Dancing Club
F. Nibte
Mrs. Sweet
Wm. Montgomery
Sam Davies
Montgomery Middle Ranch
Sam
the Examiner
Tribune Book
Dillion
Montana Auto
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