Rates of Advertising in The Dillon Examiner
Reading notices in local column 20 cents per line for first insertion 15 cents per line each subsequent insertion Business locals 10 cents per line for first in parts 8 cents per line each subsequent insertion Rates for standing advertisements furnished on application All letters to editorial or business management addressed to The Dillon Examiner Notices of church festivals fairs sociables dancing parties suppers etc for which an admission fee is charged or from which profit is made will be charged 5 cents a line Cal or THANKS 5 cents a line Oxstrvary Portry 5 cents a line
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Ditton Examiner
Oregon Short Line Time Table North and South Bound
Train schedule details list north bound and south bound arrivals and departures with times including No. 1 No. 3 No. 91 No. 2 No. 4 and No. 90 across day and night slots in a vintage timetable.
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Oregon
North Bound
South Bound
Dillon Social Roundup and Local Notices
Dillon residents and visitors frequent hotels in town with registrations at the Metlen hotel. Local business and visiting notables include George Schnell J C Brenner L L Thompson W K Purdom and many others. Upcoming ads promote coal transfer services Chili King and Pride of Dillon cigars along with rooming house for sale and fishing season notes.
Suffrage Banquet Prompts Strong Public Support Across Montana
Weekly bulletin reports a Liberal Culture club banquet on woman suffrage in Butte with six speakers and extended discussions. Delegates and clubs from Deer Lodge Helena Havre Glendive and Reno note vigorous activism and a rising support for equal suffrage.
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Butte
Liberal Culture Club
Helena
Grace Cotterill
Placer Hotel
Reward for lost light bay horse in Dillon
A $10 reward offered for the return of a light bay horse that strayed or was stolen from Dillon on May 13. The horse is branded with a Y on the right stifle, has a curved stem and bar above, a small white forehead stripe, two white hind feet, collar marks, was unshod and wearing a halter. Contact Guy Stratton at phone 34 in Dillon.
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Dillon
Guy Stratton
Redmen honor Anaconda and Dillon baseball teams
A smoker and reception was held in the J O O F hall last Saturday by the Dillon Redmen for the visiting Anaconda Redmen baseball team and the Dillon squad. Attendees report a pleasant and enjoyable evening. Farmers urged to sell fresh dressed hens at 194 cents per pound delivered to Dillon, with eggs at 5 75 per case F O B Butte. Also high value on No 1 potatoes delivered by carload with weekly settlements. Patrick McCarthy National Meat Market Butte Montana. Former owner of the Selway ranch.
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J. O. O. F. Hall
Dillon Redmen
Redmen
Anaconda
Dillon
F. O. B. Dillon
Express
F. O. B. Butte
Patrick McCarthy
National Meat Market
Butte
Mont
Selway Ranch
Holiday Fills Police Court
In police court last Monday Judge Phillips arraigned 12 offenders. Sentences include two and a half days for Mike Scannon drunkenness, a floater out of town for J A Cummings, five day suspended term for Fred Hager, and ten days suspended for Frank Jones and Thomas Carter for alleged robbery while asleep. Several others were discharged or given short terms for vagrancy or mooching.
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Phillips
Mike Scannon
J. A. Cummings
William Berg
Arthur Taylor
R. M. Haya
Jack McGuire
Fred Hager
Frank Jones
Thomas Carter
John Johnson
Directory of the Dillon Churches
A listing of Dillon church services with pastors and schedules across four congregations. Presbyterian Rev. Ostrander holds 11 am sermons and 12:20 pm Sunday school. Episcopal Rev. Watson offers Holy Communion at 7:30 am and prayers at 10 am and 7:30 pm. Catholic services include masses at 8 am and 10:30 am with Sunday school after. additional details cover other pastors and midweek meetings.
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Pacific and
Glendale Streets
RE. V. Ostrander
D. Forney
Big Hole News Reports Wool Shearing Efforts and Local Flight
C YW Strowbridge begins shearing with an expected average of nine and a half pounds per fleece. A single fleece reportedly yields 129 pounds ten. Eighteen by 175 foot shearing pens were built to house six shearers, with eight thousand eight hundred sheep to complete in six to seven days. Fred Montgomery and June Holmes, Idaho youths, built a raft and rowed toward the Big Hole river, surrendering to the Divide-bound train. T. E. Luebben of Olm ated Stevenson submits a bid to the school board.
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C. YW
Strowbridge
Fred Montgomery
June Holmes
Idaho
Wisdom Hotel
Big Hole
Divide
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Pride of Dillon
George Schnell
Dell
J. H. Sharpe
Dresden Shields
J.C. Brenner of
Grant
Metlen
L. L. Thompson of
Darby
Charles Loyd of
Jackson
W. KK. Purdom
H. C. Patterson
Robert Joy of
Reichle
A. Beardsley
Lima
C. W. Francis of
Wisdom
S. Vance
William Dunn
Bannack
J. W. Geary
Bell
Walt White of
Harry Davis
Frank Bulger
Armstead
Alicia Buege
Bond
Phil Moore
Monida
George Collins
H. Warner
Montana Auto Supply Company
Frank Trusted
Peter Hanson
Father Foley
St. Rose Catholic Church
Buttcrist
Devoe
Hughes & McCaleb
George Fe
Jewell
Drummiy Ranch
Olred
Union Electric Co
Joy Spencer
Milt Hays
Clayton Coppin
Gladys Gray
Elkhorn Springs
Ray Spencer
National Park
Wiley Company
Equal Suffrage State Central Committee
Deer Lodge
Jane Thompson
Powell County Equal Suffrage Association
Higgins
Miss Thompson
Miss Stewart
Missoula
Stewart
Missouri
Thompson
Montana
Wyman
Park Road
Lester Chapman
D. Borden
Rail Creek
Clifton-Applegate Company
Glendive
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Lewistown
Havre
Culberston
Livingston
Mary R. Toscher
Park County
Suffrage Central Committee
Butle
Reno
Nevada
Minnie Bronson
Miss Markeson
George Wingfield
Miss Bronson
Central Trades & Labor Council
Holiday
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Dillon Churches
Presbyterian Church
ST. James Episcopal Church
Washington and
W. S. Watson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Streets
A. W. Hamilton
Epworth League
Idaho and
Sebree Streets
Rev. A. St. Hardy
Catholic Church
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Big Hole News
T. E. Luebben
Olmated-Stevenson, Dillon
W. C. Orr
Redrock, Mont
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State Bank OF Dillon
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
G. T. Paul
Wim
G. Reed & 60
Huber Bros
Masonic
Dodds Transfer
Dray Busi
Ness
Davis Pool Hall
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