Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner 1908
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates dated January 29 1908 including 20 cents per line for first reading notices and 15 cents per line for each further insertion. Business notices are 10 cents per line initial and 8 cents subsequent. Standing ads rates on application. Church festivals fairs socials dances suppers with admission or profit 5 cents per line. Corporate thanks 5 cents per line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Corp of Thanks
Custvary Pomtry
Cents & Inc
Unclear timetable fragment for city routes and fares
OCR fragment shows bus or train numbers 7 9 8 10 with route names like North and South Boutid and times around 2:05 pm and 6:32 pm. Some fares appear as 138 dollars. Data is garbled with many errors and unreadable words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spee Horde
Local Dillon Notes and Visiting Residents Highlight Week
Dillon residents host out of town visitors and merchants while professionals from Butte Missoula and Bannack conduct business. Local doctors dentists and lawyers are listed with office locations and hours amid social and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Conley
Missoula
Dillon
Charles Mikus
Bannack
Lima Notes Highlight Local Visits and Mach Masonry Banquet
Birth announced for a girl to Mr and Mrs Hen Miller on January 12 in Lima. Visitors and movers include George Gleed and Sheriff Gist, Frank Beebe from Pocatello, William Smith from Salt Lake. Delta Lodge installs officers. Magonic ball and banquet at Peat Hotel praised for hospitality. R D Reese leaves Lima to manage a switch engine in Boise. family stays for school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hen Miller
John S. Baker
Frank Hazelbaker
K. Orr
Williams
Rife
Lima
R. D. Reese
Boise
Idaho
Mr. Reese
Big Hole Basin News Notes Mild Winter and Local Moves
Mrs. Grant Spry recovers from la grippe and James Innes travels from the lower country. Miss Alice Herr conducts eighth grade exams with Bristow students Miss M A Stephen and Reese Armitage. J Tope escorts Mayme Rutledge toward Silver Star then tours Butte and Dillon with C W Francia. Lonengan visits from Seattle with S C Dishno seeking cattle. Roy Noyen acquires Port Orchard grocery stake. Raymond to rejoin George Metlen in Dillon. Mild winter with sparse snow fuels hopes for spring and irrigation planning. ranchers seek more snow for next season hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Herr
Bristow
M. A. Stephen
Reese Armitage
Len Pendleton
The
Ajax
Len
Roy Noyen
Port Orchard
Seattle
Raymond
Dillon
George Metlen
Big Hole
Livestock and hay auction notice at Drummey ranch
W F Drum Mey offers 150 head short horn cattle comprising cows steers and heifers plus 250 tons of good beef hay for feeding on ranch or stock. He notes one of the valley area’s best feeding yards. 9-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Drummey
For Sale Percheron Stallion Pedigree At State Bank Dillon
Two year old Percheron stallion for sale. Pedigree available at the State Bank of Dillon. Will set a fair price. For particulars contact H. E. Andrus in Dell Montana or address as listed. 19 t £.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Dillon
H. E. Andrus
Dell
Montana
Estray Mare and Colt Found Near Town
One blocky dark bay mare and a 3 year old colt coming 4, branded with a closed triangle on the right thigh. Finder to notify the office. a suitable reward will be paid.
Reward Offered for Saddle Horse Return
A $10 reward is offered for the return of a corell saddle horse raised by Chas. Berber. The horse wore a halter and shoes, and bore the brand S on the jaw and B on the left thigh with W. C. ORR Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corell
Chas. Berber
W. C.orr
Dillon
Properly Adjusted Glasses End Eye Strain And Headaches
Many long sufferers of chronic headaches and eye strain find immediate and permanent relief through properly adjusted glasses. By removing the eye strain, our treatment offers lasting cure and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Oregon
Metlen
H.H. Phillips
Butte
Dr. Mortongbert
Poindexter Building
J. O. McCoy
Argenta
Thomas Cooper
Bedrock
T. J. Lanphier
R&r. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
T. A. Brunner
Frank Allen
G. H. McCall
Missouia
J. C. Daly
Edwin M. Lamb
Regal
H.F Best
Old State Bank
Cor, Bannack
Montana Streets
Loui Ellis
Wisdom
Owen Ellis
O. Beal
Glendale
Missouri
W. BE. Brearley
Redrock
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
Thomas Clements
D. Kuhn
F. Waasaley
Salvation Army
Hawley Joselway
Canada
Sarah Hughes
A. Kuntz
Mre. Rathbone
Harvey McKnight
Jas. McKay
Kupfer Drug Co
T. H. Murphy
William Henneberry
Ryan’s Canyon
William McManus
William Barbour
Willis
Traina
Baptist Aid Society
W. H. Boyle
D. D. McKnight
F. B. Connelly
Billings
Earl Wheat
Deer Lodge
S. S. Patterson
L. K. Adams
Union Electric Company
M. K. Barry
Ike Edinger
Gregson Springs
George Edinger
Guy Carter
A. FE. Jones
Centennial Valley
Big Hole National Forest
North
J. B. McLaren
J. P. Campeau
Rangera
ER. A. Sherman
Dillon and Vicinity
Station
New York
Lima Notes
George Gleed
Helena
Sheriff Gist
Frank Beebe
Pocatello
William Smith
Salt Lake
Delta Lodge, No. 15
L. Underwood
Peat Hotel
Frank Ripley
Mr. Ripley
George Ripley
Lima Masons
Big Hole Basin
Grant Spry
James Innes
Bert McVay
Jesse Tope
Mayme Rutledge
Silver Star
C. W. Francia
J. C. Lonengan
Frybe:Brubn Co
Jackson
S. C. Dishno
Fox
Mr. Lonengan
Tribune Book
Dillion
the Examiner
Albert Stamm
Dillon People
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
A. C. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
USA
Graeter Grocery Co
H. A. Bond, M. D
Idaho Street
Edwin Norris
Bannack Street
David Adler & Sons Clothing CO
J. Robert Morton
G. T. Paul
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