Reading notices and rate card from the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists local notices with rates: 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents for each additional line for general notices, 10 cents for business locals first insertion and 8 cents for subsequent insertions, and 5 cents per line for church festival notices and similar events. calls to address editorial and business management letters to the paper. miscellaneous items include obituary poetry at five cents per line and other small print rates.
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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Train schedule fragment for north and south bound routes
An OCR fragment lists trains on June 1 1905 with numbers 7 and 9 northbound and 10 and 8 southbound with times 12 05 a m and 1 28 p m and scattered unreadable characters. The text mentions a place or station identifiers and a P.O. box code.
Dillon Notes and Local Visitors Fill Week
Dillon society items record out of town visitors, ongoing business in Dillon, new hires, and social events. Names include Jack Clay, J F Hoge, Dr Hancock, R L Collins, Ira Williams, Lee Cohn, W G Samsel, Ed Smith, Mrs Dwight Conger, A M Larimer, Geo Kuntzman, Miss Lucy Stephens, O D Fisher, Sheriff Duke Gist, T B Craver, John A Peat, Frank Knotts, Bob Climer, Ben Hager, J G Willis, C Calbert, Dr Poindexter, and others. Event notes mention church and lodge activities, a club dance at Dillon Theatre, beer promotions, and local business moves.
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Sam Thomas
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Ralph Hunter
Mary Zeigler
Chas. Zeigler
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Peter Anderson
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Charles Milton
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Lucy Stephens
O. D. Fisher
Bozeman
Duke Gist
Gist & Keenan
Big Hole Basin
T. B. Craver
Medicine Lodge
John A. Peat
Frank Knotts
Beaverhead Club
Frank Garr
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Bob Climer
Big Ranch
John G. Willis
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Ben Hager
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Fred W. Vogler
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Lew L. Callaway
Charles Calbert
B. F. White
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Mr. White
J.C. St. Clair
Co. B. Wheeler
Baptisl Ladies’ Aid Society
L. R. Foote
C. W. Robison
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Theodore Nelson
Hawley Selway
Masonic Fraternity
Wisdom
F. A. Hazelbaker
McKendry
Butte Optical Co
Medlen
Mr. Price
Ajax Company
Atock
Carl. Mast
Farlin
Milton's Place
R R. Rathbone
First National Bank
Mont
St. Rose Guild
G. J. Staudacher
Charles Truax
Shakespeare Club
Euphemia Tnnes
Patterson
O. A. Schultz
Blaine
J. D. Evans
Ruby Valley
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George French
Henry Gleed
Max Lauterbach
Germany
McCartney
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John Tritt
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Archie Northrup
J. H. Stephens
Morse and
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Gustave Bradley
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British Columbia
Robert Selway
Sherdian
Wye
Florence Carter
Hastings Industrial Company
Chicago
Dillon Creamery
Twin Bridges
Theodore Lorch
Rita W. Harlan
America
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
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Dr. Jekyll and
Beer
W. A. Jones
Misa Dorchester
Frank Eliel
J. B. Poindexter
Tribune Book Store
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Dillon People
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A. C. Gruwell
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Percheron and
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Geo. R. Metlen
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