Reading notices and advertising rates in Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for reading notices at 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions, with business locals at 10 cents then 8 cents per line. Editorial and management letters go to the Dillon Examiner, and notices of events or obituaries are charged at five cents per line.
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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Lne. Corp of Thanxs
North and South Bound Train Schedule Fragments
Fragmented timetable shows multiple north and south bound train numbers with times such as 2:12 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 10:15 a.m. and partial codes like No. 1 No. 3 No. 91 No. 90. The readable data outlines directions and arrival times without full context or destinations.
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North Bound
South Bound
Enon
Pride of Dillon and visiting residents fill Dillon
Local notes list numerous visitors and residents in Dillon over the week, including Mrs Ray Cowan, Miss Helen Rife, Wlsie Tinsley, John Inabait, Mrs HW MacGonigle, K Lloyd, Henry Thompson, G S Hansen, George Woodworth, Archie Stewart, Ralph Tattersall, George Stewart, Frank Reed, Rex Gorge, Hawley Selway, Dwight Bushnell, Harve Johnson, Mrs Henry Gleed, Forrest Bayerd, Walter Brearly, James Blair, Edgar Rife, Oscar Creasey, Mrs Alex Williamson, Mrs Richards, Mrs Robert Joy, Guy Gray, Smith McKnight, Joe Irving, Dr and Mrs Best, Edgar Ferris, Vinlay Watson, and others. ads note coal and paint services as well as a rooming house for sale.
Freakish verses and notices from the Beaverhead paper
A humorous poem section includes a rambunctious verse about a sneckled hen goose turkey duck mule and other creatures plus a jocular quip about suffrage and overalls. The page also lists classifieds for pianos and a vacuum cleaner rental with local ads and brief society notes on residents leaving for Tacoma and returning from Elkhorn Springs.
Village News and Local Notes From Dillon
Carramba Mr and Mrs John Lovell return from Salt Lake with friend Mrs Imma Hall to spend summer on Lovell ranch In Vera Cruz Vic Huerta vents anger at Gringoes and Villa plot Several locals attend Dillon game from Virginia City Farmers advertise high prices for fresh dressed hens and caps National Meat Market Butte reports sales A number of high school students return home from Dillon to Twin Bridges Jackson Bannack and other areas
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John Lovell
Dillon
Salt Lake
Imma Hall
Lovell Ranch
Old Vic
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Old Villa
Woodrow Lake
Express
F. Ao
Butte
Patrick McCarthy
National Meat Market
Mont
Selway Ranch
Harold Fuqua
Walter
Josephine Jones
Twin Bridges
George
Alfred Macfarlin
Jeff Dillon
Big Hole
Katie Jackson
Katie Helming
Jackson
Fox
Eber Badcon
Dell
Pearl Neidt
Beth Pendleton
Bristow
Fielding
Jesse Gray
Grasshopper
Vorhees
Georgia
Bannack
Hazel Wynes
Reward for missing light bay horse in Dillon
A $10 reward is offered for the return of a light bay horse that strayed or was stolen from Dillon on the night of May 13. The horse bears a Y brand on the right stifle, a curved stem and bar, a small white forehead stripe, two white hind feet, collar marks, is unshod and wearing a halter. Contact Guy Stratton at Dillon by phone 34.
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Dillon
Guy Stratton
Family reunion and local travel notes at Ruby ranch
The passage describes a family reunion at the Ruby ranch last Sunday with sons Will and Lawrence and daughter Mrs Harry Hopkins. It mentions Charley Farnsworth Judge Trippett and John W James driving from Anaconda to attend a cast at Lake Massigbrod and stopping to pay respects to Wisdom. Mrs Stratton and her daughter Hazel traveled from Jackson to work at a Miller ranch.
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Will
Lawrence
Harry Hopkins
Ruby Ranch
Charley Farnsworth
Judge Trippett
John W. James
Anaconda
Lake Massigbrod
Wisdom
Weekly Market Report North Portland June 5
Receipts for the week total cattle 1607 calves 99 hogs 4180 sheep 190. Cattle strengthened early with top hay fed steers at 7.85 to 7.90, easing to 7.75 later. Hogs heavy receipts with extreme top 7.90 and bulk 7.75 to 7.80. mutton offerings large and prices steady. Yearlings 5 and lambs 5.50 to 6, western Oregon points supplying bulk of receipts.
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Portland
Oregon
Priday
Mountain States Telephone grants war leaves to 6000 workers
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company announced leaves of absence for employees entering military or naval service in time of war. The policy preserves pension standing, affecting over 6,000 workers across seven Mountain states.
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Denver
Colo
Mountain States ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States
Seven Mountain States
Police Court Notes: Shell and Wood Get Five Day Jail Sentences
Andy Shell and Alfred Wood were sentenced to five days in county jail by Judge Phillips after a Sunday fistic duel. Captain Oliver arrested them for fighting as Shell allegedly fought off two assistants, aggravating an old fracture. Two other drunk offenders were fined five dollars each.
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Andy Shell
Alfred Wood
Phillips
Oliver
Shell
Two Divorces Granted In District Court
Judge Poindexter granted a divorce to Rachel HK McIntosh from Charles M A McIntosh in the district court last Friday on desertion and non-support. George Melton appeared for the plaintiff. Ida Gleed obtained a decree of divorce from Henry Gleed in the district court last Saturday on desertion grounds.
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Poindexter
Rachel HK. McIntosh
Charles M. A McIntosh
George Melton
Ida Gleed
Henry Gleed
Jim Montgomery Injured Horse Accident In Big Hole
Little Jim Montgomery was thrown from his saddle horse Old Jack last Tuesday evening and sustained a fracture of the left arm near the elbow. Jim rode bare back with a milk nail on his arm and will wear a sling for a while. The piece notes ongoing business at the State Bank of Wisdom with stockholders Bartley and Boyle expected. Farmers see barley sample from Armitage ranch and Knudsen visitors from Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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Jim Montgomery
Old Jack
Jim
State Bank of Wisdom
P. B. Bartley
Dan Boyle
Helena
Big Hole Commercial Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Pride of Dillon
Ray Cowan
Helen Rife
Wlsie Tinsley
Pony
John Inabait
Dillon Ast
HW. MacGonigle
Lima
K. Lloyd
Henry Thompson
G. S. Hansen
Metlen
George Woodworth
Archie Stewart of
Ralph Tattersall
George Stewart
Frank Reed
Rex Gorge
Hawley Selway
Dwight Bushnell
Harve Johnson
Pacific Coast
Mr. Johnson
Henry Gleed of
Bell
Chili
Forrest Bayerd
Walter Brearly
Alder
James Blair
Grant
Edgar Rife
Medicine Lodge
Oscar Creasey
Bond
Spur
Alex Williamson
Dillon Frends
McNinch
Mrs. Richards
Robert Joy of
Willis
Guy Gray
Mill Point
Smith MckKnight
Nellie
Harry Graves
Joe Irving
Ruby Valley
Mrs. Best
California
Edgar Ferris
Horse Prairie
Vinlay Watson
Lakeview
James Dodd
Devoe
Hughes & Me
Dog Kell
Mes Swilligan
Cork
Tennessee
Jersey
Carveth
Pacific Woodman
George I. Jewell
Union Electric Co
Anne Johnson
Beaverhead High School
Tacoma
Washington
L. J. Baldwine
Elkhorn Springs
Carramba
Amil Lunberg
Miss Keane
J. S. Miles
Tovey Miles
A. S. Mooney and Son
Virginia City
Dillon Produce House
H. E. Ward
Mgr
W.E. Chapman
Carl F. Stahl
Chapman & Stahl
Black - Dillon, Mont
Weekly Market Report
From
Big Hole News
Armitage Ranch
Radom
Green Bay
Wisconsin
W. C. Orr
Redrock, Mont
Win. G. Reed & Go
General
Montana
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Montana
State Bank OF Dillon
First National Bank
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
G. T. Paul
Dodds Transfer
H. H. Soper
the Examiner
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