Rates of Advertising in Dillon Examiner
Local column shows rates for notices: 2 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business rosters list 10 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents per line after. Standing ads rates on application. Church festival notices and sale items priced at 5 cents per line. obituaries and thanks 5 cents per line. courtesy notices 5 cents per line.
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Tux
Dillon Examiner
Ounrrvary Porrey
Train schedule excerpt from 1907 North South bound lines
In effect Dec 5 1907 No 7 North Bound 00 ¢seces 2750 a Me No 9 North Bound 0c00 secese AQ152 p Me No 8 South Bound . 6337 p m No 10 South Bound 0.20 4 38 a m
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North Bound
South Bound
Local Dillon Scene Sees Wide Range of Visitors and Vistas
A long list of visitors and local happenings fills Dillon as residents and guests arrive from Missoula, Butte, Lima, and beyond for business, memorial day events, schooling, and social visits. Notable names include Mrs. George Mudd, A. G. Busch, T. S. King, Fred Manodiph, Victor Hegated, Mrs. Jamea Swanstrum, Wm. McCarthy, Dr. Rathbone, Rev. Dodds, Ed Murphy, Soren P. Nelson, P. S. Gray, and Mrs. Beardsley among others. Local business, hotel life, and community activities are highlighted alongside upcoming travel and entertainment.
Lima News Notes Highlight Moves and Mines
Sam Bungard visited Arimatead. Thomas Russell visited friends in Pocatello Idaho. George Greeg home ill with pneumonia. Mrs John McQuirk visited friends in Butte. Andrew Jensen visited his daughter Mrs Lawrence Peterson. K J Crips able to work again. Truax and Best left for Salmon Idaho with possible relocation. Hazel and Alice Gleed returned from Logan Utah. W H Boyle attended memorial services at Dillon. Alice Child returned from Logan. Matt Child returned from Rexburg. Ray Richardson promoted to Armatead agent. Six foot coal vein found at Lima area mine of Kent Peterson Baker Stahl. Mine plans rapid development. asphalt vein found but quantity unknown.
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J. F. Kent
D. Peterson
J. S. Baker
Louis Stahl
Lima
Local wisdom notes and small town happenings in Wisdom
Attorney C W Robison and Elel Bros. representative Innes visited Wisdom on business. Miss Margaret King completed the Wisdom primary term and heads to Amrose North Dakota to teach. Mrs Geo N Lawrence attends Beaverhead high school commencement where daughter Rebecca graduates. A 17 ton hay stack burned at McVay ranch. a wolf killed a two year old colt for Mr Mack. Fourth of July ball game praised. Bristow boys begin practice. Dr J R Seivers assists with Harold Simmons case. Scovills visit Butte in an auto, return trip hindered by bad roads.
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Margaret King
The
Wisdom Public School
Amrose
N. D
Geo. N. Lawrence
Dillon
Beaverhead High School
Rebecca
McVay Ranch
A_ wolf
Mr. Mack
Bristow
Wisdomites
J. R. Seivers
Butte
Conanit
Dr. Sweet
Harold Simmons
John Scovill
Notice of Assignment to A A Elliott by Dillon Lumber
All claims of The Dillon Lumber company have been assigned to A A Elliott. All persons indebted to the above named company will call at once and settle with Mr Elliott. 36tf. A D Quantrell.
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Dillon Lumber Company
A. A. Elliott
Persena
Mr. Elliott
Carey Act land opening at Shoshone on June 8
50 000 acres offered for settlement under the Carey Act at Shoshone with reduced rates via the Oregon Short Line on June 3 6 7 and 16. Descriptive literature available from D E Burley General Passenger Agent Salt Lake City Utah. Also an ad for lawn mowers offering greatly reduced prices for dandelion mowing.
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Shoshone
Oregon
D. E. Burley
General Pass
Agt
Salt Lake City
Utah
Buick Dominates Lookout Mountain Hill Climb
The Buick cleanly sweeps all classes at Lookout Mountain in the greatest hill climb of modern times. Fifteen entries challenged the Buick machines as they powered uphill with snorting engines and win for their drivers. Buy a Buick and share in the victory with a proven car.
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Buick
Lookout Mountain
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Fishtrap
A. G. Busch
Bozeman
T. S. King
Fred Manodiph
Argenta
Victor Hegated
Rexburg
Idaho
Jamea Swanstrum
Blaine
Dillon Friend
Wm. McCarthy
Pocatello
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bann
Montana
F. E. Dodds
M. E. Church
Ed F. Murphy
Frank C. Swartz
Soren P. Nelson
Jackson
P.S. Gray
Missoula
the Medon
Morton Egbert
Edie Block
Ackley
Ed J. Ripley
Heise Hot Springs
Lee Louis
James Mauldin
California
A. M. Johnson
A. S. Beardsley
Majestic and
Sterling Lawn Movera
Dillon Implement CO
Ben Preston
Preston
Wmn
Leukersdorfer
Beaverhead
Isaac Rife
Little Son
Medicine Lodge
Alice Flynn
St. Joseph
Miasgouri
Laurin
Norrie
Dillon Friends
E. C. Smith
W. M. Knapp
A. L. Stone
State Bank
Jack Bowen
Polaris
C. M. Smith
Corbin
W. A. Jones
Armatead
M. M. Company
W. H. Boyle
Jams Mehar
John Keenan
Chicago
Morria O’connors
George Lovell
Misa Stella Duncan
Glendive School
Miasea Maymmie
Ethel Adams
Misa Lillian Adams
Malta
Alf Cashmore
Thos. Scott
Ek, B. Roe
J. T. Orr
Fred Huber
M. E. Barry
F. F. Price
L. Poindexter
Ed Halbert
Dave Gregg
Yellowstone
Robert Duff
Yellowstone Park
Dillon Steam Laundry
Craig Cornell
Indiana
el Pago
Texas
Roscoe
Eva Conger
Millie Adams
Broadway
Salt Lake
Dorothy Misaman
Diamond ‘'O
Missman
WM. Link
Corner Bannack
Washington Atreete
Renois
Bannack
Dilon
Golden Leaf
Saya
Sam. Bungard
Arimatead
Thomas Russell
Pocatello, Idaho
George Greeg
Ansfering
John McQuirk
Andrew Jensen
Lawrence Peterson
K. J. Crips
Miss Hazel
Alice Gleed
Logan
Alice Child
Matt Child
Rex College
Ray Richardson
Richardson
Big Hole Basin
C. W. Robison
Wisdom
Martin Innes
Elel Bros
Tribune Book
Dillion
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