Reading notices and notice rates for Dillon Examiner 1908
The Dillon Examiner lists rates for local notices at 20 cents per line for first insertions and 15 cents per line thereafter. Business notices cost 10 cents per line first insertion and 8 cents per line subsequently. Standing ads rates available on application. Church fairs dances suppers and similar events with admission or profit are charged 6 cents per line. Oak offerings and poetry notices are 5 cents per line.
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Xaminer
Tau Dillon Examiner
Osiruaby
Train Schedules North and South Bound Details
In effect December 5 1907 No 7 North Bound departures 2:50 PM No 9 North Bound 7:20 PM No 8 South Bound 6:37 PM No 10 South Bound 4:33 AM
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North Bound
South Bound
Dillon Celebrates Fourth With Wide Range of Visitors
A long list of residents and visitors from Dell Bannack Lima Lima Sage Creek and Butte spent the Fourth in Dillon. Names include Phil Thorpe Harry Graves D D McKnight James Patterson James Mauldin and many more. Local businesses advertise the Edison phonographs and records at Tattersall's.
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Phil Thorpe
Dell
Dillon
Harry Graves
Bannack
Peter Anderson
Sage Creek
Mra
J.A. Best
Lima
Edison
Tattersall’s
James Patterson
Big Hole Basin News Roundup of Local Events
Local notes report Joe Potta set a coyote kill record with 24 in one month. C H Strowbridge bought 100 head of two year old heifers from Gus Swane. Miss Aligée Lawrence returned from Dillon where she attended normal college. Jorgenson and Chas M Hrgan from Helena plan summer on the Jorgenson ranch near Fox. Mrs Ben Dunbar of Gibbons and husband left for Butte for appendectomy. P P Kline of Big Hole Ranching Co returns from Idaho with rheumatism relief. Sixty nine coyote hides were turned in at the bounty office. Mrs N A Ames visited from Grasshopper. first basin visit in 14 years. Mrs J A Shaw, formerly Lulu Wampler, visited from Washington Indiana. Shriners meeting attended in Butte. some joined the Masons in Wisdom lodge. Grand Master Mason C Ken You made a first visit. George Woodworth returned from Butte with his brother H M Woodworth and wife of Bryan Ohio visiting. J Woodworth’s family connection noted. Hugh McInnish, longtime blacksmith, survived a near-fatal incident after attempted suicide. doctor aided recovery. A narrow escape occurred near Gibboneville when W J Tope’s buggy rolled down a hill. both passengers unhurt and seven miles to Gibboneville.
Eye Strain Relief Through Properly Adjusted Glasses
Many long suffering with chronic headaches find immediate relief and lasting cure by proper eyeglass adjustments. Eye strain is identified as the cause and the practice guarantees satisfaction.
Bank ad offers personal attention and conservative service
A bank invites business customers to identify with its brand promising careful, consistent handling of financial matters. Officials emphasize conservative management and strict confidentiality to earn client trust and grow accounts.
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D. D. McKnight
Apend
Sol Saboskey
Butte
Kupfer Ding Co
L. A. Burroughs
Harry Poindexter
George Dingler
Centennial Valley
John Peat
William Nelson Apent
Ryan Canyon
Steve Kambitch
Willia
Wm. Climer
John C. Innis
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
Montana
Mil Correco
Grant
Edward Romain
Jackson
John Hoffman
C. M. Stolle
James McKnight
Henry Gleed
Linta
R. Gallagher
L. B. Duckworth
Sheep Canyor
Martin Nay
Byron, Milton and
Roas
W. W. Wilson
Emery Keller
Lou Barbour
Henry Johnsson
Stone Creek
Buekegs
Mrs
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Frank Andrus
Medicine Lodge
Thomas, Tracy
Bedrock
John Kenison
James Mauldin
Helena
W. L. Staudaker
Twin Bridges
Emerson Hill
Redrock
Fred Lamphearn
B. O. Fournier
James Manefield
Horse Prairie
Fred Schuler
Junction
Idaho
James Milne
Argenta
Henry Dowling
Mayme Adama
Livingston
A. W. Miles Company
That
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Misa D. Hain
W. J. Hain
Guy Gray
Saw Mill Point
H.F Beat
Old State Bank
Cor, Bannack
Montana Streets
Mias Grace Gray
Dilton
Salt Lake
Charlee W. Conger
Judge Conger
Spokané
Charles
Camas Nelson
Moran Endsley
A. C. Growell
Mr. Endsley
West Branch
Iowa
Armour Packing Company
Robert Bidetrup
Missoula
Bidstrup
Big Hole Basin
Joe Potta
C. H. Strowbride
Gus Swane
Mias Aligée Lawrence
Normal College
J. Jorgenson
Chas. M. Hrgan
Mrs. Jorgenson
Jorgenson
Fox
Ben Dunbar of
Gibbons
P. P. Kline
Big Hole Ranching Company
J. A. Shaw
Mias
Lulu Wampler
Washington
Indiana
Mia, D. &. Wampler
Win, Montgomery
Fred Nelson
Shriners
Order
C. HK. Strowbridge
Strowbridge
Masons
Wisdom Lodge
Squire C. Kenyou
Masonic Temple
Kenyou
Geo. Woodworth
H. M. Woodworth
Bryan
Ohio
John Woodworth
Madison Valley
J. Woodworth
Hugh McInnish
Bagin
Montgomery
Emetice
Kmetica
Mac
Gibboneville
W. J .Tope
Tope Broad
Mre. Reese
Gibbonaville
Dealitetee Oar “van ‘Hloueen & Brandenberg
Tribune Book
Albert Stamm
Dillon People
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
A. C. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
David Adler & Song Clothe CO
Copyrigny
J. Robert Morton
Dillon Furniture
G. T. Paul
Dillon Novelty Works
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K. E. T. Brock
H. A. Bond, M. D
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Maurice A. Walker, I. D
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