Reading notices and rates in the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists local reading notices with rates: four cents per line for first insertion and fifteen cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business notices run ten cents per line for the first insertion and eight cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing ads rates available on request. Card of thanks and obituary poetry priced at five cents per line.
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Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Rail schedule fragments read as directional service notes
Fragmentary timetable entries show trains with labels West Bound No 1 North Bound No 3 and East Bound No 2 South Bound No 4 with times 2 22 P M 4 05 A M 8 45 P M and 4 05 A M. The garbled text suggests a historical or station schedule with multiple directional services and odd formatting.
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West Bound
North Bound
Aewceseres
Dillon Circo Visit and Local Notices Highlight Week
Local notes recount visits from Lima and Butte residents, circus attendance, and social calls in Dillon. Businesses advertise in the Acacia and Graeter Grocery Co. flour lines while doctors and professionals list offices and services. A parade of residents and visitors from Medicine Lodge to Armstead fill the week’s small town diary.
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George Main
M. & M. Cigar Co
Dillon
Tarl
Dillon Buzzes With Spring and Circus News Across Town
Twenty years ago J L Vanney the Melrose sheep man visited Dillon. Dozens of locals including Miss Ada Nutting and Miss Lizzie Harrison arrived in town for business or leisure. The big Sells Floto show drew crowds from Willis, Big Hole basin, and beyond while several Dillon residents attended events in Anaconda and Butte. City leaders shuffled through summer plans, Fourth of July preparations, and land business as officials took office. Helena notes state land selections by Grandville Stuart for several state institutions totaling 42 876 acres.
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Helena
Grandville Stuart
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
Board of State Land Commissioners
Madison
Ruby Valleys
Board of Land Commissioners
Congress
Reform School
Normal School
School of Mines
Agricultural College
Fire destroys Hahn smelter and residence in Leadore incident
Last Sunday night a fire consumed the Hahn smelter building and a two story residence owned by the property, with flames seen from the Davis hotel area. Incendiary work is suspected after a candle and oil smeared bale were found. night watchman Charles Larsen, known as Thunder Mountain Charlie, was arrested nearby. Insurance reportedly valued the property at $26,000.
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Hahn Smelter
Davis Hotel
Idaho
Chas. Larsen
Thunder Mountain Charlie
Gilmore
Queeney
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Bert Orr
Butte
Dr. Walker
Meden Block
Pillsbury’s
Cretana
Graeter Grocery Co
Tom Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
Postal Telegraph
Mayfield Bros
Will Rumpke
Lima
H. SF. Bimrose
Harrison
Paris
Ackley
Tattersall’s
Bert Chapman
Grant
Nan Barrett
Nellie Mooney
Ryan’s Canyon
H. T. Ashlock
Corner Bannack
Washington
Joy
Willis
Forest Bayerd
Frank Bassett
Montana Auto Supply Company
J. W. Scott
Faye Scott
Armstead
John Evans
Mrs. Evan
Tom Pendergast
Baby
Jackson
Antone Jackson
Isaac Rife
Edgar Rife
Laurent
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John Peterson
Horse Prairie
Anna Amundson
A. J. Wedum
Seattle
Wash
Chas. Flynn
Dell
Jack Porter
Bedrock
Tug Judy
Monida
Julia Lamont
J. L. Vanney
Melrose
Dilon
George B. Conway
Glendale
Ada Nutting
Margaret Ross
Will Armitage
Big Hole Basin
Edgar Ferris
Brenner
J. T. Ross
J. T
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R. J. Moore
Salmon River
Chas. H. Padley
Centennial Valley
Dan Mittlemeir
Harry Andrus
Sheep Creek Basin
Icher Badeon
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Rev
Mrs. Badecon
Livingston
Henry Thompson
Crabtree
Clarence McGee
G. E. Beckstead
Swan Lake
Jacob Hartwig
W. A. Armitage
Lizzie Harrison
Small Brothers
Grasshopper
Sam Freeman
Sage Creek
Alma Morse
East
Wellsley
Leslie Thompson
Twin Bridges
John F. Bishop
Margaret
Jessie Poindexter
Maude Adams
Mrs. Lee
Tower
Sheridan
H. G. Pignon
Salmon City
Mr. Pignon
Otto Schultz
Madison County
St. James Guild
Guild Hall
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A. I. Stone
C. P. Thomas
Irene Yeallan
Louise Dodds
Anaconda
Enworth League
Smith McKnight
Daughter
Salt Lake City
Albert Swain
Locie Maurer
Pomona
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Ward Swain
New York City
Columbia University
Swain
Walter Brearley
Alder
Lizzie Daly
Gosman
H. G. Rodgers
A. L. Badcon
Jay Baker
Wisdom
Dave Metlen
Joseph
Miss Genevieve
Dale Metlen
Denver
M. E. Barry
Ethel and
Anna Adams
A. J. Noyes
RE. C. Packard
Montana
W. M. Oliver
Dillon Inplement Company
Bannack
R. C. Halliday
Mark Twain
Silas Dishno
Dillon, Mont
Walter
George Plum
Tribune Book
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Life Insurance
C. M. Smith
W.j.forster
City Express and Coal Co
C. W. Scott
General Transfer
Jos. C. Smith
Attorney-at-Law
Edwin Norris
the Examiner
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Logan
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Oswego Biscuits
Olmsted-Stevenson CO
Adison
Tattersall's
G. T. Paul
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