Rates and notices for advertising in the Dillon Examiner
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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Passenger rail timetable fragment with scattered lines
A garbled OCR fragment shows multiple train numbers and directions North Bound and South Bound with inconsistent times. The legible items include No. 1 and No. 3 North Bound around 2:12 p.m and 3:56 a.m, plus No. 2 South Bound and No. 4 South Bound with uncertain tones and a final Arr time of 10:15 a.m.
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North Bound
Telepateoald
North Boudec
South Bond
Bigeas
South Bound
Escevesencseees
Dillon notes reveal steady local travel and sales activity
Local residents and visitors frequent Dillon with business trips to Lima and Butte. Numerous notices advertise rentals and sales, including a piano, rooming house, and a 1914 Hudson six-40. Marriage licenses issued to Worthington and Singer. Community events and judge's court activity noted.
Gentry Brothers Show Visits Dillon for Two Performances
Dillon residents will welcome the famed Gentry Shows on Saturday June 27. The program features trained animals, Shetland ponies, dogs, and monkey acts with a 2 PM matinee and a free pony ride for every child after the show. A big street parade starts at 1 PM, promising an unusual spectacle for families.
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Dillon
Gentry Bros
Santa Claus
Barn Blaze Destroys Sam Peterson Ranch at Fox
Thursday afternoon a fire destroyed Sam Peterson’s barn on the Fox home ranch along with hay and harnesses, with losses estimated between 3000 and 4000 dollars. Children playing with a smudge are said to have started the blaze. The structure was large and hand crafted with shingles also made by hand.
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Sam Peterson
Fox
Fire safety push links guns to forest protection
The article notes a proposed campaign to remind purchasers and users of guns and cartridges about fire danger. It cites northwest timber regions where manufacturers print warnings about labor and money loss from timber fires, and eastern fires caused by careless hunters. It urges arms makers to help by including brief fire warnings on cartridge boxes or hunting supplies, with several already expressing interest.
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Northwest
East
Bozeman Plans Grand Gold and Silver Anniversary Jubilee
Bozeman invites Governor Stewart and state officials to Montana’s Gold and Silver Anniversary on August 8 as part of a three day Pioneer reunion August 5 7. Gallatin County funds back the celebration with pageants, receptions, auto tours and a large noon barbecue on college grounds followed by a monument unveiling in the afternoon.
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Rozemann
Montana
Stewart
Myers and
Walsh
Evans and
Stout
Gallatin Valley
John A. Luce
Ray MM. Martin
Caffee
Bridger
Bozeman
Charles Anceney
O. W. Smith
College
Aid of Sportsmen Sought in Forest Fire Prevention
The forest service seeks aid from hunters and campers to curb forest fires caused by careless recreation. It has opened talks with firearm and ammunition manufacturers to develop cooperative prevention measures and safer practices for outdoor enthusiasts.
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The
Forest Service
James Steele Charged With Larceny Brought to Dillon
James Steele was brought to Dillon from Wisdom last Saturday by Jasper Burgess on larceny charges. He allegedly stole a pocket book with over 100 dollars in cash and a 7 50 check. Steele pleaded not guilty in a night justice court after admitting the theft to Burgess. Police found 128 dollars on him. pocket book and check were not located. He is held for the district court.
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James Steele
Dillon
Wisdom
Jasper Burgess
Steele
Pahnisch Ranch
Justice Court
Burgess
District Court
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J. IX. Morse
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FE. W. Geary
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S. W. Heneney
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Frank Nelson
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Alma van de Walker
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Isaac Rife
Medicine Lodge
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Mildred Tawrence
Bowen
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U. of W
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Leo Hagel
Sunny Slope
J. T. Armitage
Chilton
Medlen
Minnie
Zetta Gilbert
University of Ilinois
Zetta
Lake Forest
Bertha Malone
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Dan Hinckley
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Carl F. Stahl
Chapman & Stahl
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J. H. Gilbert
G. T. Paul
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Dodds Transfer
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Davis Pool Hall
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