Rates and notices in the Dillon Examiner ad column
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for reading notices twenty cents per line for first insertions and ten cents per line thereafter for business locals eight cents per line for subsequent insertions standing ads on application. Notices for church festivals fairs sociables dancing parties suppers and similar events incur a five to six cent per line rate noting editorial and business management contact details.
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Examiner
Tue Dillon Examiner
Artiaie
Thanaxks
Directional Train Schedules Scrambled in Rail Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple direction labels No 1 No 3 No 2 east west bound and times 8 30 p m 2 47 a m. Readable items indicate train directions rather than a complete timetable. No clear events or entities beyond generic rail directions.
Local Dillon notes include various business and social updates
A busy Dillon ledger reports Dr. Walker and other professionals, shop ads for Acacia dry cleaning and Tattersall's sewing needles, local visits by Armstead and Butte residents, graduation events, post office moves, cattle shipments, and community happenings around May through June in Dillon Montana.
Miss May Smith Injured in Decoration Day Accident
Miss May Smith daughter of Ed Smith and Miss Fern Andrus rode two horses on Idaho street when an automobile driven by Frank Bechtold hit a horse and passed over Miss Smith's leg breaking the bones below the knee. The car halted and she was rescued from beneath it. Her condition was hoped not to keep her long from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Smith
Ed. Smith
Fern Andrus
Idaho Street
Frank Bechtold
Miss Smith
Mr. Bechtold
New Insurance Company Progressing in Dillon
Edwin L. Norris, president of the Montana Livestock and Casualty Insurance Co, reports strong early business after state authorization on May 2. The firm has nearly $3000 in premium income with dates to grow, and applications from seven states seek expansion. Directors include C. E. Miller Wisdom, Jacob Mills Helena, W. L. Holloway Helena. A. Hazel baker acts as local representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Livestock and Casualty Insurance Company
Edwin L. Norris
Dillon
C. E. Miller
Wisdom
Jacob Mills
W. L. Holloway
Helena
Frank
A.hazelbaker
Special Prize Poll Gains For Piano Contest Vote
The weekly vote totals show Hazel Brown winning the largest single vote prize with 80 000 votes for the week ending June 2. Upcoming week ending June 9 offers 100 000 votes and a set of six silver butter spreaders. Standings list dozens of contestants with votes ranging from 776 358 for Versie Owens to 2 000 for many others.
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Hazel Brown
Miss Brown
Versie Owens
Guy Gray
Ccc
Ie Ee
Annie Roustad
Ceee
ADL
Sol Ethel McLaughlin
Wilt Fash
AEI
Mildred Bnott
Ees
Alice Mastoo
Eee
Lovera LaCroix
Babe Lyons
Ccce
Cece Ees
Otto Schulla
Eaes
Evelyn Lloyd
Bénnack
Grace Guidici
Victor Carrigan Wee
Cee
Haptonstall
Sree
Ethel Craver Armstrong
Rose Dowling
Dell
Dora Prelat
Fred Standaher
Lucy Hartwig
Willis
Lorena Stone
Salon Dpe
Florence Streb
Melrose
Cecil McCoy
Lizzie Harrison
Polaris
Josephine Tessier
Grace Phillipa
Winnifred Fuqua
Mrs
Hiram Brundage
Glenna Younce
Alma Wear, Melroge
Katie Fitzharria
Maude Joy
Willig
Mabel Phillips
Chaudis Sevee
Kat
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Oregon
North Bound
Pride of Dillon
Dr. Walker
Metlen Block
Acacia
Alf Decker
Armstead
Dr. Rathbone
Dillon Bakery
F. H. Bimrose
Ashlock
Osteopath
East Bannack St
Tattersall’s
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
Burt Adams Tower
Virginia City
H. G. Klenze
Butte
Phil B. Goodwin
Ethridge Ward
City Drug Store
W. F. Henneberry and Son
Barretts
Anthony French
Normal College
James McLean
Great Falls
Peter Orem
Henry Olsen
J. Haines
Red Rock
Charlie Francis
County Commissioners
Olmsted- Stevenson Company
Messrs
Jack Geisser
Jake Neidt
Mr. Smith McKnight
William Montgomery
Texas
Bedrock
T. B. Craver
Eda Craver
Tom Craver
City
Medicine Lodge
Dewey
Wise River
Chas Pyle
Will Clarke
Darnutter
Point of Rocks
Salt Lake City
Ed Gray
Spencer Ranch
Jackson
Tracey
Lew L. Callaway
Ann Hazard
Michigan
W. P. Stephenson
First National Bank
Chicago
Stephenson
Hiram—Brundage
Huldah Burt
John’’M. Burt
Lima
James M
Junction
Idaho
George R. Metlen
Montana Highway Commission
Wat. Lyman
M. E. Barry
Virginia Bulgers
Grant
J. D. Brandenberg
Clay Patterson
Ed. Dullenty
James Abrams
Jerome Sharpe
Montana Auto “Company
Ford Automobiles
R Badcon
H. T. Hedden
American Expressompany
William Stahl
W. W. Jamesson
Anaconda
Mr. Jamesson
Marcus Daly
T. T. Maroney
Beaverhead
San Francisco
Roy Murray
Madison Valley
Cadillac
W. A.reel
Norris
Torpedo Cadillac
J. H. Schriner
Pony
Ford
A. Audiford
Murray
F. H. Wilcomb
Laurin
C. E. Vangorder
Montana
Sound Construction and Engineering Company
Silver Bow County
Vangorder
Tribune Book
Dilton
May Smith
New Insurance Company
Italia
Bulger
Boyd Allen
the Key
Eclair
Paris
Bulger’s ‘Animals
the Trifler
Rex
Lew L. and
E. J. Callaway
Law
Dillion, Montana
Yoquc
State Bank OF Dillon
Detroit
Montana Auto Supply Company
Acacia Cleaners
Acadia Martin & Critz
Geo. B. Conway
H. B. Palmer
Sec'y
Treas
S.d.cook
E. D. Nasu
Montana Livestock & Casualty Insurance Co
Helena, Montana
West Sixth Avenue
F. A. Hazelbaker
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