Rates of Adverts in Dillon Examiner 1913
Rates for reading notices are 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business ads are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent. Standing ads by application. Editorial and business letters to Dillon Examiner. Church festival novelties ads 5 cents per line. Thank you and obituary notices 5 cents per line.
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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Train line schedules glimpse amid noisy OCR digits
The readable parts show North Bound and East Bound routes with numbers 2 and 3, times 8 30 p m and 2 03 a m, and scattered illegible text. No clear events or entities beyond generic train directions and times.
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Seiecenseees
Sscseusseeeses
Dillon Local Notes and Classified Ads Bulk
Local notices report routine services from Dillon businesses. dentists H F Best and F H Bimrose, O A Ashlock osteopath. dry cleaning at Acacia. sewing needles at Tattersall's. moving notices on Pacific street. Independence Day greetings. residents traveling and visiting. a boiler and mill outfit sought. employment agency services. educational meeting attendance. regional relocation plans. missing mare and reward. cattle brand information and rewards offered by Phillips Livestock Co. Includes stray and lost property notices and bids for gear.
Local notices crowd beehive of Dillon past week
Examiner visits Dillon from Medicine Lodge as various residents travel for family and business. Isaac Rifé and Miss Helen Rife come from Medicine Lodge. John H. Alvord returns from Helena. Mrs. Ben Wilkes of Malad City visits Dillon. cattle herd for sale through Mrs. A. Pierce. Local moves include Herman Kalepp relocating his cigar factory. baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman. several community members attend meetings and trips to Salt Lake City and New York. Strays near Dillon reported. Beaverhead residents register at Glacier Park hotel. wool growers Lauterbach and others sell clips to Eiseman Bros. of Boston.
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Max Lauterbach
Alder
Eiseman Bros
Boston
Lauterbach
Montana
Nichols
Call of Blaine
Madison County Monitor
Montana Delegation Backs Kennedy Emigration Push to Canada
Washington dispatch reports Montana's Congressional delegation unanimously supports Hon. J. M. Kennedy's campaign to induce Canadians to settle on Montana lands or invest in the state. Letter from Congressman John M. Evans urges liberal land laws to curb emigration to Canada and cites Speaker Champ Clark backing legislation to ease public land access, aiming to stop Americans seeking British fields.
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Washington, D. C
Montana
J. M. Kennedy
Northwest Provinces
Canada
Kennedy
John M. Evans
Republic
Congress
Champ Clark
House
Clark
United States
Evans
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Crops on Horse Prairie Looking Fine Says Hawley Selway
Hawley J. Selway and family visited the city for the Fourth and reported on Horse Prairie that hay crops will be heavier and earlier than average. Selway plans 300 acres of farming with a new barn for 20 horses and 200 more acres, plus a fall experiment with 50 acres of Turkey Red winter wheat. He notes many local ranchers expanding land, including Ney Brothers John Peterson and Mrs. Pierce.
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Hawley J. Selway
Ney Brothers
John Peterson
Pierce
Sawmill Fire Destroys Mills Owners Without Insurance
A large sawmill near Jackson belonging to Pendergast and Meyer was totally destroyed by a fire on Sunday June 29. Loss tops $3,000 with no insurance coverage. Cause undetermined as investigators seek the source of the blaze.
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Pendergast
Meyer
Dillon
Jackson
Pendergast and Meyer
Oreway pause in development amid tough conditions
President Jahnke of the Oreway says road conditions and high hay and grain costs force a temporary halt in development work. Operations will restart when weather and prices improve. Mining Engineer Brown returns from Idaho after assessing Gibbonsville and Shoup sites. The Big Lead Mining Co. reports a five foot lead worth $50 ore at Pine Creek. At Gibbonsville A D M R Co. sinks on a lead yielding $50 to $125 per ton, reviving hopes in the old camp remain.
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Jahnke
Oreway
Brown
Idaho
Butte Capitalists
Gibbonsville
Shoup
Mineral Hill
Salmon River
Big Lead Mining Co
Pine Creek County
Special Notice for Ranchmen on Hay Derrick Quality
Ranchmen are urged to buy hay derricks now. Heavy, durable units available at Jewell's. avoid weak ones. Limited offers end soon.
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Jewell
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Oregon
Pride of Dillon
Acacia
F. H. Bimrose
Ashlock
Osteopath
East Bannack St
Amy Lees
Alma van de Walker
Butte
Methodist Church
Esther Thomas
Ontario
William Fruin
Tattersall’s
Everett Brundage
E. R. and
O. W. Brundage
Centennial Valley
Charles L. Steyaert
Great Falls
Ed. Davis
Dorothy Kranz
Nice
Davis
Pendergast and Meyers
Jackson, Mont
H. F. Best
Old State Bank
Bannack and
Montana Streets
Butte Employment Agency
Wyoming Street
Bell Phone
Elizabeth Condit
National Educational Association
Salt Lake City
The
Normal
H. J. Caspers
C. 8. McHenry
June McHenry
Tucson
Arizona
Harry T. Poindexter
Cottonwoods
Poindexter
McHenry
Twin Bridges
W. T. Warren
Bill Bryan
Big Hole River
Phillips-Livestock Co
Dr. Rathbone
Dillon Bakery
Isaac Rifé
Helen Rife
Medicine Lodge
John H. Alvord
Helena
Ben Wilkes
Malad City
B. F. White
A. Pierce
Grant
Montadv
Hardman Duff
Superior
Wisconsin
Fred Chapman
Thompson Avenue
Herman Kalepp
Burfield
John Orr
J. F. Wiksdal
Salem
Eva Conger
W. G. Rodgers
Anaconda
Mrs. Rodgers
H. G. Rodgers
St. James Guild
John Morton
Mountain Home
Phil J. Lonergan
Butte and Bannack
Commercial Club
Burt Adams Tower
Henry T. Hedden
Golden Rule
New York City
Thomas Gilbert
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
C. W. Robison
Glacier National Park
H. Sheehan
G. J. Tighe
Alex McIntyre
Matt. E. Barry
Millie Adams
Mrs. Barry
P. P. Vreeland
Fred Wilson
Bozeman
John Sorenson
Roland Howell
Dillon, Mont
Jay Kerr
Agricultural Department
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Kerr
Tribune Book
Picture Playhouse
Wagner
Lee
Fitzgerald
Photoplays
Wagner and
City Express and Coal Co
C. W. Scott
General Transfer
From
Big Hole News
Youngman
State Bank OF Dillon
Universal
Ford
Detroit
Montana Auto Supply Co
Acacia Cleaners
Acadia
Martin & Critz
Edwin L. Norris
Geo. B. Conway
H.B. Palmer
Sec'y
Treas
E. D. Nasu
S.d.cook
Montana Livestock & Casualty Insurance Co
Elena
West Sixth Avenue
F. A. Hazelbaker
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