Advertising Rates and notice charges in the Dillon Examiner
Rates listed for advertising including 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals priced at 10 cents per line first and 8 cents per line subsequent. Standing ads available on application. Notes for editorial letters and notices of festivals and dances with fees cited. Also lists train schedules and times for West Bound No 1 and No 3 North Bound and East Bound No 2 South Bound No 4 South Bound.
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Local Notes Highlight Dillon Residents and Visitors
Dillon area society and business notices feature numerous names. Mr. and Mrs. Grant E. Finch depart for Chicago. Dr. H F Best and Dr. Ashlock are listed with offices and travels. J J Smith and A S Beardsley visit from Monida and Lima. Miss Alma Van de Walker and Miss Amy Lees head to Chicago. Mrs. Jerome H. Sharpe returns from St Paul trip. many others are noted as visiting or traveling, with local events and minor classifieds.
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Alma van de Walker
Amy Lees
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Patents and Deeds in Montana Real Estate and Town Trusts
Four patents to the State of Montana for common schools in Upper Black Tail and Centennial valleys. Deeds transferring 160 acres near Jackson and 257 acres in Centennial valley. Leases and powers of attorney including Crystal saloon lease and a general POA from William A. J. Ray. Quartz locations filed for Butte and Finn valley mills. Dillon Athletic Association incorporation noted.
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United States
Montana
Upper Black Tail
Deer Creek Valley
Centennial Valley
John E." Pendergast
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
Joseph H. Shuey
Thomas H. Fox
Wisdom Big Hole Basin
Albert A. Jones
Frederick I. Hansen
William H. Decker
Anna B. McCaleb
Rifestreet
Dillon
Herbert B. Selway
Silas C. Dishno
Archibald A. Hayden
Mary H. York
Sadie Cozad
Charles Retallack
Bannark
George R. Metlen
Franklin M. Andrus
Horse Prairie Valley
William A. J. Ray
Fred Nelson
Dennie O'Donnell
Thomas Dougherty
Patrick Dougherty
J. L. Templeman
Butte Mill
Finn Valley Mill
Bloody Dick
Dillon Athletic Association
Flathead Project Detailed Indian Irrigation Scheme
The Flathead Project is described as the largest U S Indian project with 16 reservoirs totaling 1 9 million cubic feet capacity, 16 storage dams up to 170 feet high, extensive canal systems over 1 000 miles, and a major power plant. It would irrigate 152 000 acres across Jocko Mission Post Crow Pablo Polson Big Arm Little Bitter Root and Camas areas with Indian allotments and congress entries making up most ownership. Congress appropriations exceed 1 2 million with about 1 087 658 spent by March 31 1913. total cost projected over 5 million.
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United States
Flathead
Jocko
Mission
Post
Crow
Pablo
Polson
Big Arm
Little Bitter Root
Camas
Congress
State Commercial
Eight Class A Fires Reported Week Ending July 14
The weekly national forest tally for Montana and Northern Idaho shows eight class A fires with three from lightning, three from railroads, and two from traction engines. No damage or extra costs occurred. cumulative figures for mid July 1913 include 35 class A fires, 3 class B, 2 class C, 140 acres burned, and 18 men employed.
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Montana
Idaho
Seeensstes Essenesecoues
Money to Loan on Farms and City Property
The Commonwealth Securities Loan Company offers six per cent loans on farms orchard lands city or business property to buy build improve extend or refund mortgages or other securities. Terms reasonable special privileges. Correspondence invited. Seattle and Denver offices listed.
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Commonwealth Securities Loan Company
Real Estate Man Advertises in Lakeview Montana
M W Bucy prominent real estate agent of Lakeview Montana offers listings for homesteads desert land and free government land parcels with water access. He can locate and sell farms and ranches through his agency. Contact Liat Bucy for ranch listings.
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Centennial Valley
M. ‘W. Bucy
Lakeview
Mont
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Oregon
North Bound
Pride of Dillon
Acacia
Mrs. Grant E. Finch
F. H. Bimrose
Daniel V. Erwin
Salt Lake City
Ashlock
Osteopath
East Bannack
J. J. Smith
Monida
A. S. Beardsley
Lima
Butte
Louise Coulson
Yeamans Book Store
Mildred Elliott
Amos Elliott
H. H. Swain
Montana State Normal College
U. G. Life
Western Union Telegraph Co
Byron E. Toan
Beaverhead County
Helena
Joseph Bowden
Hecla
Jerome H. Sharpe
Dorothy
St. Paul
Sharpe
Henry Klingebiel
T. Klingebiel
Roc Island, Ill
Ralph Winchester
H. F. Best
State Bank
Bannack
Angus R. McLeod
Good Roads Congress
Kalispell
Hiram Brundage
Brundage
Leone Barton
Wali Swain
Henry H. Swain
Harvard University
Europe
Columbia
Switzerland
France
Ward
Sorbonne
Paris
Alf Decker
Richard Nolan
J.W. Scott
Armstead
Frank Landon
Pacific Coast
M. A. Henneberry
Mae Henneberry
Ryan's Canyon
W. L. Creeden
John Ball
Ray and
Ward Ball
Grey’s Harbor,Washington
Manse Society
Presbyterian Church
C. C. Horn
William A. Clark
Virginia City
Bishop Glorioux
Boise
Father Scullen
Father Franchi
Laurin
J. E. Monroe
Jos. C. Smith
State Board of Education
Ellison Opi
Beokeeper
Dillon Implement Co
Sons of St. George
Hugh T. Ashlock
William E. Chapman
Anson Baxter
Bozeman
Ruby
Jefferson
Norris
United States Survey
Miner Creek
R. E. Bandy
John Sorenson
Roland Howell
Dillon, Mont
J. W. Kemper
Kunzman Block
Dr. Bond
Minnie Smith
David Robb
Crystal Saloon
Tribune Book
Flathead Project
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Matinee
H. T
White Sewing Machine Co
Ket Street
San_Francisco
California
City Express and Coal Co
C. W. Scott
General Transfer
Frank Hazelbaker
U.S
Idahost
W. Barbour
State Bank OF Dillon
Continental Oil Company
Denver
Pueblo
Albuquerque
Cheyenne
Ford
Detroit
Montana Auto Supply Co