Diners and rates in local column from 1909 newspaper
The excerpt notes advertisement rates for the Ditton Examiner local column in June 1909. It lists charges of 3 cents per line for initial listings and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion, with business locals at 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents for subsequent insertions. It mentions endorsements for editorial letters and directs letters to the newspaper.
Notices of church festivals and fundraisers
Notices of church festivals fairs socials and dancing parties charging admission or profiting from sale of fancy articles will be billed at five cents per line. Card of thanks and charitable poetry notices are also charged at five cents per line.
Local Notes From Dillon Montana 1907
A digest of social visits business trips and small town happenings in Dillon Montana including residents visiting Butte Armstead and Twin Bridges, weddings, property purchases, church notices, and upcoming union church services for July and August led by local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Presbyterian
Baptist Church
F. BE. Dodds
Methodist Episcopal
A. B. Martin
A. F. Colver
Methodist E Episcopal
F. E. Dodds
Martin
Big Hole Basin notices of travel ranch deals and local sports
Mrs. Francia and Don leave for California for health reasons while Ira Walker and son plan a visit to Anaconda and Seattle via Kentucky. Cattle movements include 700 head left at Welcome & Peckover and 500 head plus 200 steers for Alaska. Miss Alice Lawrence visits with Alberta Andrus for summer. Wisdom and Bristow play a friendly baseball game amid July 3 expectations. T. J. Jalmon buys Perry Kline’s Big Hole Ranch interest to run the West Fox property succeeding earlier cattle work by Johnson. Kline seeks warmer climate for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi, Jones
Balea & Jones
Anaconda
Welcome & Peckover Ranch
Alaska
Alice Lawrence
G. N. Lawrence
Dillon
Bowen
Normal
Misa Alberta Andrus
Lawrence
T. J. Jalmon
Helena
Perry P. Kline
Big Hole Ranch
West Fox
Mr. Kline
Johnson
Kline
Big Hole
Real Estate Transfers and Mining Claims in Montana District
Week of transfers shows multiple warranty deeds including George M to Rudolph Peterson two lots in P O addition with 1 and 1000 dollar considerations. Also deeds from Ephraim Stoller to Eliza Selway for half interest in brick wall and from Beulah Brown to M A Elliott one lot in Thompson addition. Charles W Conger to Patrick Ward two lots and a quit claim by Krastun Sprinkle to Canyon Ditch Co. for Beaverhead river interest. Patent grants for William Moore 120 acres, Samuel Jaggers 317.48 acres, Helen Judge 276.71 acres, William M Montgomery 40 acres near Grant. Water rights granted to James Powelson and O T Husted. Mining location by James H Mackay Casper Theodore Kroetue for the Bonanza lode in Montana district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M
Tash
Rudolph Peterson
Ephraim Stoller
Eliza M. Selway
Beulah Brown
M. A. Elliott
Thompson
Margaret Poindexter
Charles W. Conger
Patrick Ward
Krastun B. Sprinkle
Canyon Ditch Company
Beaverhead
Willian Moore
Grant
Samuel Jaggers
Helen Judge
Polaris
William M. Montgomery
James Powelson
Muassigbrod Creek
O. T. Husted
Miner Creek
James H. Mackay
Casper
Theodore Kroetue
Bonanza Lode
Montana
Special Excursion to Portland Debuts in June
The Oregon Short Line offers daily runs from Dillon to Portland from June 10 to September 3. Round trip tickets cost 30.30 with 30 days allowed each way and a final 60 day sale limit. Stopovers are permitted in both directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line
Dillon
Portland
Notice of Assignment and Demand for Settlements
The Dillon Lumber Company assigns all claims to A. A. Elliott. All persons indebted to the above named company must call at once and settle with Mr. Elliott. 36tf. A. D. Quantrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Lumber Company
A. A. Elliott
Mr. Elliott
A. D. Quantrell
Calls from the Country Promptly Attended Office in Residence Idaho
A brief item notes that calls from the country were promptly attended to at an office in a residence in Idaho, referring to prompt service or communication handling.
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Idaho
Buick Dominates Lookout Mountain Hill Climb
The Buick cars sweep all classes in the Lookout Mountain hill climb, beating a field of fifteen entries. The steely ascent proved no match for Buick machines as drivers claimed victory with snorting engines and steady performance. Buy a Buick for a proven, thoroughly tested car.
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Buick
Lookout Mountain
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North Bound
South Bound
Mrs. G., B. Conway -Wae
Butte Taat
J. F. Bishop
Manse Society
Bert Selway
Little Son
Armatead
O. M. Best
Butte
Fred Stone
Otto Leach
Browne's Lake
R. R. Rathbone
First National Banks
St. James Guild
A. L. Stone
Alice Stone
John W. Morton
Morton Egbert
Ackley
George Gray
Mill Point
John Forney
Big Hole Basin
A. L. Anderson
Divide
Avera Ranch
Kate Fitzharria
Rife Street
Dillon Steam Laundry
H. C. Patterson
Dell
Board of County Commissioners
Clyde Henderson
Celia Underwood
Spencer, Idaho
Presbyterian Manse
G.R. Featherly
George Lovell
Dillon Fair and Racing Association
WM. Link
Bannack
Washington Streets
G. N. Fuller
Seattle
Wash
Mra
Fuller
Florence
Cambridge
Massachusette
Mra. Fuller
Germany
Misa Genevieve
Metlen
Bedrock
Thuraday
KE. J. Weiner
Child
Migsoula
Mra. Jules. Guyaz
Medicine Lodge
T. B. Craver
H.G. Rodgers
South Atlantic Street
Twin Bridges
Frank Rife
George Jewell
Little
Lyman Benentt
Store Lyman City
the Methodist Church
Carruthera
Don Rathbone
Spencer
Baptist Aid Society
Yeaman
C. W. Francis
Frank Andria
R. Bears
Boise
Goldman Thompson
Otto Gosman
Virginia City
L. L. Callaway
Monahan
L. J. Christler
Havre
Episcopal Church
Mr. Christler
John Duffy
Pitterburgh & Gilmore Railroad
A. J. Wedum
Armstead
Dillon Yard
Wm. Lowry
Faye Erwin
Star Theater
Ehra Bower
Lillian Adams
Miss Bower
Bozeman
Adama
Misa Zilla Palmer
Fred Francia
Gon Don
California
Ira B. Walker
Richard
Walker
Kentucky
Wisdom
Bristow
Jung
Pearl J. Smith
Tribune Book
Dillion
H. A. Bond
M. D
Chattanooga
Buick—Model
Buick Automobile Co
M. E. Barry