Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner
Reading notices in local column 20 cents per line for first insertion 16 cents per line for each subsequent. Business Locals 10 cents per line first insertion 8 cents per line subsequent. Standing ads rates on application. Editorial or business management letters to Dillon Examiner. Notices of events with admission or sale of fancy articles charged 10 cents per line. Card of Thanks 1 cent per word.
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Business Management of the Examiner
THD Dillon Examiner
Dillon Cards Hit From Butte Visitors and Local Arrivals
Dillon residents note frequent visits from Butte and other nearby towns with many guests staying on weekends. The report lists dozens of individuals from Lima Armstead Dell Bannack Wisdom and Millpoint among others visiting for business, leisure or home matters. Local figures mention a road project team viewing a section near Brenner and a hospital ad for Dr. Scarborough amid city notes on commerce and mining connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
RE. W. Geary
Lima
Dillon
H. D. Kistler
Butte
W. A. Kidney
Saginaw
S. Roberts
Thdmas McMullin
F. M. Carr
George Gray
Millpoint
Arthur Butts
Henry Fitter
O. J. Woodworth
Wisdom
BE. M. Martinell
Frank Cooney
Missoula
Melvyn Smith
H. B. Selway
Armstead
R. J. Dansie
W. Stallings
W. HE. Dunn
Bannack
Henry Thompson
Kidd
George, Stewart
Big Hole Basin
H. G. Whitehouse
Montana Electrical Company
Jennie C. Nash
Nina ‘M. Nash
J. W. Scott
Dillon readers note visitors from Monida and Plains
Eda Miller and wife visited Dillon from Monida last Thursday. Jessie Poindexter arrived from Harlowton to Dillon midweek. Olga Anderegg returned from Plains to spend vacation. Miss Angie Andrews visits Anderegg in Dillon. Various locals travel for business, teaching, or sales as notices from Twin Bridges Monitor and Big Hole Basin News report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Dansie
Dillon
Riverside Country Club
Florence McAndrus
Butte
M. A. York
Anaconda
Apex
York
W. E. Chapman
Horse Prairie
Brenner
George Baker
Rosa Beardsle
Jackson
Eda Miller
Monida
Flom
Poindexter
Bannack
Jessie Poindexter
Harlowton
Montana
Enos Parsons
Tombstone
Walter Brearley
Alder
Mabel Norby
Armstead
R. J. Dansie Ranch
H. H. Scarborough
Dilton
Metlen
Olga Anderegg
Plains
Otto Schultz
Mabel Edwards
Twin Bridges Monitor
Elizabeth Hinshaw
the Normal College
Ridgefarm
Illinois
R. J. Campbell
la Grande
Oregon
Campbell
Carl Huntley
Big Hole Basin
Angie Andrews
Atlantic Street
Andrews
Normal College
Mont
John Dainty
Ellsworth & McNair
Chicago
Jack
Dr. Scarborough
O. W. Smith
Ethel
Alberta Parker
Bozeman Courier
Anna C. New
Edna Ketchum
Washington and
Bannack Streets
Twenty Years Ago Notes From The Dillon City
A digest of archived items reports Lafe Scott arriving from Argenta and sheep shearing soon. Orem runs a soda fountain in Boise while Paul and Judge Clinton visit Lima. Ada Merriott and Undersheriff Mulaney are mentioned with local events, and Phil Anderegg opens a soda fountain with good business. The city council passes an amended fire ordinance as Barrett attends the county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Scott
Argenta
J. C. Orem
Boise
Idaho
John A. Clinton
Lima
Ada Merriott
Salmon City Recorder
Mulaney
Butte
Phil Anderegg
F. Barrett
Horse Prairie
A. F. Wright
Bannack
Glendale
Melrose
Judge Showers
Monaghan
Virginia City
Carl Jawell
Beaverhead populist to attend state convention in Boulder
After the Democratic convention adjourned last Saturday at the courthouse Jacob Jacobson was chosen to represent Beaverhead Populists at the state convention in Boulder. The U S Civil Service Commission announces a Fourth Class Postmaster Examination on Saturday June 24 1916 in Monida Montana to fill Lakeview and other vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Jacob Jacobson
Beaverhead
Boulder
United States Civil Service Commission
Monida
Montana
Lakeview
Hmit
United States
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
U. 8
S. Civil Service Commission
1914 Cadillac on sale by Dillon Auto Company
One 1914 Cadillac automobile offered for sale with two speed rear axle and 50 horsepower. Thoroughly overhauled and repainted with new tires and guaranteed to run well. Asking price listed as 876 and 650 dollars. Dillon Auto Company 361f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac
Jeffery
Dillon Auto Company
Reward notice from Upper Horse Prairie Cattle Association
The association offers a $250 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone caught butchering, driving off the range, or committing any unlawful act against cattle or horses owned by its members. By order of John C. Brepuer, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Horse Prairie Cattle _ Association
John C. Brepuer
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.C. McFadden’s Bakery
McFadden
The
Dillon Examiner
Smith McKnight
Harry Andrus
Sheep Creek Basin
Harry Darke
J. P. Ledwidge
C. E. Miller
Charles Calvert
John Martindale
Bend
Ed Cochran
Josie Paiment
H. H. Bates
Roy Jackson
Rollie Scott
Evalyn Coughlin
Deer Lodge
Miss Coughlin
Ihalna Baker
Ismay
State University
Jeff Gerard
Bannack Gold Mining Company
Kinsey Collins
Bozeman
Agricultural College
Wylie Company
Burt Adams Tower
Beaverhead Copper
Rexbury Standard
Scarborough
Challis
First National Bank
White
Erst
OUR
State Bank OF Dillon
Dillon Furniture CO
Dillon, Montana
Aoe
G. T. Paul
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