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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1905

Page

3

Classified rates and notices in the Dillon Examiner

The Dillon Examiner outlines pricing for reading notices at 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents for each subsequent one. Business locals cost 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents for subsequent. Standing ads priced on application. Church festival and event notices with admissions or sales of items priced at 5 cents per line. Card of thanks and obituary poetry at 5 cents per line.

Xaminer Dillon Examiner

Train timetable snippet for north and south bound lines

The fragment lists train numbers 7 and 9 north bound and 10 and 8 south bound with unclear times around early morning. It notes an effective date of June 1 1905 and references lines and stations in a railway timetable format.

Local residents and visitors fill Dillon in a busy week

Farlin and Dell residents visit Dillon including C M Eddy and Daisy Seybold. Businesses and officials visit, with many plans from the county to new projects and summer work. The article notes graduations, upcoming auctions, and multiple visits by residents from Dell, Bedrock, Lima, Montana electric ventures, and federal matters in Beaverhead.

Faye Fern Scott Bedrock Dillon Scott T. F. Jenkins Madison County Beaverhead County Misa Laura Jenkins

Kimball pianos chosen by Chicago Musical College

The Kimball Piano was adopted by the Chicago Musical College replacing Steinway and A B Chase instruments. About fifty Kimball uprights and grands were installed, marking the institution’s preference after years with other makers. A special sale is held at Orton Bros next to City Drug Store.

Ibr B. Ziegfield Chicago Musical College America Steinway A. B. Chase Kimball Orton Bros City Drug Store

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Dillon’ Examiner Oregon North Bound P. Mt A. Ma South Bound W. Elis Farlin Dillon Steam Laundry Daisy Seybold Dell C. M. Eddy Over State Bank Corner Montant and Bannack Edith Decker Cc. P. Kemp Lima Sam Shearer Grant L Dillon A. N. Davis Butte Stanfield William Trengrove Kunzman Cliff Bond Henry Fitter Jos. Shineberger Milton R. R. Rathbone First National Bank Dillon, Mont J. Schull Woody Jackson Padley R. Z. Thomea W. T. Mauldin William Oliver Birch Creek Martin Butch Big Hole Basin George T. Mudd T. F. Barrett the Horse Prairie R. C. Kemp Montana Electric Company Smith McKnight Bob Roberts Redrock A. J. Noyes County F. R. Dewey Joe Kramer Robert T. Wing Browne Joe al Browne William, Melogue City Red Men’s Hall Co. A. Vense Polaris George Breck Yellowstone Park Transportation Company Sam Jaggers Paul Jones Try One Gooch & Dolan Mont D. D. McKnight Board of County Commissioners H. W. Turner Dillon Electric Light & Power Company California Zandel Soap Co Granite Butte, Mont Tom Gilbert San Francisco Mrs. Griffith James Onion Toledo McLaughlin Argenta Hawley Selway L. R. Foote Nutte Foote Courty High School J. W. Guilck Mr. Guilck George R. Metlen Centennial Valley Lima Dam William Montgomery Key West George Kunzman Bannack Street T. M. O'Connor Twin Bridgee Mr. O'Connor John Lindsay U. S A. S. Johnson Laude Eva le Rean Helena Lilah Raymnond Sheridan W. V. Kingsbury Metlen John Judge A. C. Gruwell Melrose Prides Fred Keith, Jr George D. Selway Flynn L. J. Hamilton Geo. B. Conway Alex Williamson W. M. Massie Horse Prairie Cecil McNinch H.H. Swain State Board of Education Euphemia Innes G. T. Paul C. A. Smith Billings W. C. Bagley Bozeman Montana State College W. C. Orr John Ball Shineberger Mr. Ball Jennie Ball Clagg Matt Thomas Bannack Grace Squire Corvallis Miss Squire Percy le Beau Divide Yellowstone Park A. A. Luce John Forrester Roy George Ainslie Prof Losie Henry Melton George W. Blaine Indianapolis Hecla Alexander McDonald Indiana First Church of Christ, Scientist State Bank Tribune Store Albert Stamm Jeweler Dillon People Beaverhead Madison Counties Kimball Piano A. ©. Gruwell Dillon, Montana the Graeter Grocery Co Nobby the Guy Shoe H. Schoenborn Prop Montana Masonic Temple Blacksmith Kentucky Avenue F.W. Dearborn Edwin Norris Examiner Office Haines Ing Goods Connec Tion M. E. T. Brock W.C. Orr Ontario Veterinary College
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