Rates of Advertising in Dillon Examiner 1911
Reading notices in the Dillon Examiner list rates: 3 cents per line for first insertion, 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business rates are 10 cents per line first insertion, 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing ads rates available on application. Church festival notices with admission or profit items charged at 6 cents per line. Thanksgivings and obituary poetry 5 cents per line.
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Xaminer
Tax Dillon Examiner
Oviruakby Poxtry
Beaverhead National Forest
Dillon
Montana
C. K. Wyman
Rail timetable fragment indicates north and south bound services
The readable OCR notes rail departures and arrivals with train numbers for north and south bound services. Times mentioned include 3:15 PM and 4:05 AM on August 22 1909, with numbers 1 2 3 4 associated to directions.
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North Bound
Seco Enscese
Beaverhead News Briefs From Dillon and Surroundings
Dillon and Beaverhead County report a flurry of activity with residents visiting from nearby towns. Guests include Miss Florence Streb from Melrose, Mrs. A Potts entertaining the Manse society, and Mrs Birdie Howard plus Mrs Jennie Metlen moving to Los Angeles for several months.
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Florence Streb
Melrose
Dillon Friends
Birdie Howard
Jennie Metlen
Los Angeles
California
Leadore Notes Highlight Local Ventures And Road Work
Notes from Leadore Standard detail a new bowling alley and gallery in Nichols Burr and Thompson, road improvements connecting Junction and Leadore, and a spring road fill project. Also reported are staff changes at local meat markets, a 魯new C O D enterprise, a club dance with 60 couples, improved supper, and praise for the Commercial Club.
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Nichols, Burr and Thompson
Idaho
Leadore
Bar
W. N. Bickler
Mr. B
Armstead
Nicholas
Burr
Thompson
Commercial Club
Notice of Collection Action by Attorney
All accounts due me and not paid by January 1st will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. B. T. Brock.
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an_ attorney
B. T. Brock
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The
Examiner
Oregon
Dr. Walker
Metlen Block
Ted Ames
Bedrock
Graeter Grocery Co
Mayfield Bros
Clay Patterson
Dell
Beaverhead Valley
Jewell
Mrs. A. Potts
Manse Society
Willard Jenson
Sage Creek
T. B. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Bertha Burfiend
Butte Friends
M. Bucy
Monida
H. 8. Flynn
P. T. Flynn
P. J. Flynn
Roy Murray
Butte
Fred Waldorf
Lima
Clara Plant
Baptist Aid Society
R. R. Rathbone
Ed Edghill
Moscow
Ellen Lovell
St. James Guild
South Atlantic Street
Morton Egbert
Beaverhead Shoeing Shop
Beaverhead Co
W. T. File
Third Avenue
Barich
Gray
Mr. Moore
Twin Bridges
Charles Bennington
Dell Hotel
Bob Farmer
Waterloo
Monitor
Paris
Helena
Fred Huber
Huber Bros., Sewlers
Amos C. Hall
Virginia City Times
Andy Williams
Belmont Park
Walter Brearley
Brearley & Williams
Hank Wetmore
Centennial Valley
Beaverhead County
Dart Hall
Cavalier Club
Methodist Aid Society
Julia Selway
Maud Selway
Selway
Tally-Ho
Agness Ainslie
M. A. Ainslie
Leamington
Ontario
Canada
George Ainslie
Chicago
Geo. Ainslie
Will Chapman
State College
Bozeman
Civil Engineers’ Society
Chapman
Edith Phillips
Muller
George Washington
Dunbar Concert Company
Dunbars
City Express & Coal. Company
Georgia Cullom
Montana Agricultural College
Charles Hansen
Agricultural College
United State Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Eleventh Civil Service District
Seattle
LeRoy Willey
Bristow
State Agricultural College
Arena Literary Society
Beaverhead
George Gosman
Leadore Standard
T. D. Beldon
Railroad
Galena
Salmon
R. H. Moore
Junction Mercantile Company
Missoula
Mont
Moore
Bob
Bob Moore
Messrs
J. H. Youngken
Thos. Keating
Wentworth & McRea
Tribune Book
Montana Auto
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