Rates for local column and business notices in the Examiner
The notice lists prices for reading notions in local column at 9 cents per line and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion, business locals at 10 cents per line with 4 cents per line for subsequent insertions, and states standing advertisements rates are available on application. It directs readers to address letters to the editorial department or business management of the Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Xaminer
Montana
Oregon Short Line Train Schedules Fragment
Fragmentary note lists trains with directions and times for West Weouth bound and North bound at 4 am. includes undefined class eta ob and numbers 38 40 44. Details unavailable due to incomplete OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weouth
Lewres
North Bound
Local Department Adverts and City Notes Reflect Busy County Scene
The page lists job ads for cotton rag collection, local postings in Bedrock, and various notices. It mentions Dr Rathbone rooms over the Piret National Bank, a pension of 2400 in work loans, and various visits by residents to the county seat. A roof accident injures Ed Cashin on Washington street. Multiple residents, including W C Templin and Henry Thompson, are noted as visitors or stayers at local spots. rental ads for a seven room house appear.
Bereman Mining Man and Capitalist Examining Mineral Resources
A Bereman mining figure and a capitalist inspect mineral resources in a foggy setting. The report references their observations and the broader interests in mining prospects amid uncertain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bereman
Fragmented OCR story hints at hospital and local figures
A battered OCR fragment describes a hospital related event with references to a bishop and local names. The garbled text mentions a salvage action, a Dillon Henry piece, and various people including a bishop and residents. The exact details are unclear due to transcription errors.
High School Board Meeting Advances Cabinet Contract
Trustees held a special session Saturday evening and awarded Phil Anderegg a $185 contract for cabinet work in the chemical and physical laboratories. A upgrade of bells was also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie
Tiss Rescent
Clecrenes Best, Cooway and Rife
Miesi Teghetig Rife Rhce
Phil Anderegg
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Dillon Examiner
Tas
Gane of Tranks
Oregon Short Line
Col AL Decker
Bedrock
County
Hion
Martin Barrett
Tovkman
Delhan
Both Aires
J. Rinkepathick
Pillow
Richard Gallagher
Ror. Rathbone
Piret National Bank
Veattan
California
Pittow
Mas Agia Yardias
Ifse
Valperiise
Nick
Ifs
Bas
Pete Resis
Iris Mopereid
Boissota
Fis
Cartrell
Ed Cashin
W.C. Templin
Grant
the Mellon
Henry Thompson
Lima
Levi Shambow
Centennial Valley
Dillon
Pacfic Street
A. R. Jacoba
M. A. Miller
Idaho Street
Bannack
Tattersall’s
Geo Wondworth
Wisdom
Mro
Jos. AL Browne
Melrose
Iis Ditton
Meo Browne
Gocaria
Pune
Calban
Brock Pati
Youn
Cathy
Bcr
Brock
Diagarasy
Potacloater, Jr
Chas
Giedi
Diandy Candinseigneim
Vash
Hinch Brothers
Biscktar
Renchers
Difien
Seth
Dshoe
Angies
Big Hole Basin
Boths
Peg Lin Og
Montana Mercantile Company
Grocers
Dillon Henay
Wei
Uragepe
Cobh
Cys
T. J. Farley
L. D. Grae
the Farley Grocery Co
Smaat
Merchant Tailors
Opgoelie FF. OP
the Examiner
Golden Rude
Met
Merle Wark
Boots
Petes
Harry Ap
Kaiser & McCann
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