Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner July 19 1905
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates including 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions, business locals at 10 cents for first insertion and 8 cents for subsequent, standing ads on application, and notes notices such as church festivals fairs socials dances and suppers with admission fees charged at 5 cents per line. Obituary poetry and cards of thanks priced at 5 cents per line.
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Solana
Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Railway timetable fragment North Bound service notes
In effect June 1 1905 No 7 North Bound and No 9 North Bound lines appear in this dated notice. The fragment indicates scheduling changes or service notes for these northbound trains with a reference to the June 1905 start date.
Local Dillon Scene Reports Numerous Visitors and Ventures
Dozens of residents and out of town guests are noted in Dillon last week with stops from the Rattlesnake basin to Polaria and the Copper Queen mine. Visitors include Mrs. Will Lovell, Tony French, George A. Pyle, T. B. Craver, Jos. A. Browne Jr, Frank Rife, Ralph White, and many others. business, mining, and ranching activities fill the entries along with a lodging house for sale and a note on a moving doctor office.
Nursing Taken In at Mrs Ward’s Dillon Home
Advertising a nursing home on South Washington Street Dillon Montana offers large airy rooms clean facilities and attentive care. Mrs John Ward guarantees satisfaction and reasonable terms for patients in need of nursing care.
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Mra
John Ward
South
Washington St. Dillon
Montana
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William Bradwell
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George A. Pyle
Polaria
T. B. Craver
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Jos. A. Browne, Jr
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Frank Rife
Horse Prairie
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Nels Nelson
Ralph White
Copper Queen
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Ralph Dutch
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Archie Main
Antone Jackson
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Kate Poindexter
Ella Virden
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Walter Poindexter
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Page
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Joe Shannon
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Mia
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Blanche
Alina Moree
Edith Melton
Fred Chapman
Howard Moree
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Maud Ellis
J. F. Schindler
Jackson
H. C. Fitzpatrick
Helena
D. L. Smith and Son
Lima
A. L. Stone
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H. L. Huey
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A. T. Simmons
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C. H. Bowman
Sadie E. Miller
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Robert Gray
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Jos. Mailhait
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Jess Finsley
Cesar Wells
Florence
Ora Conway
J. S. Baker
Capitol City
John Taylor, Jr
George Banks
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Claude Gauthier
Bannack
Robert Schendel
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Big Hole
A. F. Graeter
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Charles
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W. S. Barbour
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Miss’ Marjorie
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C. P. Thomas
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Nate L. Drake
George Tash
Saw Mill Point
R. R. Rathbone
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Alby Beardslee
Eph Stoller
Fred Kyle
Fred Jensen
Fox
Martino Horeeé
Sam Engelsjerd
Mr. Engelsjerd
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Batnack
W V. Kingsbury
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Edwin Norris
Norris
Portland
Toole
Samuel Silverblatt
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Dr. Poindexter
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Junction
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Gilmore
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the Graeter Grocery Co
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Stamm
Jeweler
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A. €. Gruwell
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F. W. Dearborn
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the Guy Shoe Store
H, Schoenborn
Dillon, Mont
Butchers
Masonic Temple
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