Rates of Advertising In The Dillon Examiner 1910
Reading notices in local column cost 1/2 cent per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business ads run 10 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents per line thereafter. Standing ads rates available on request. Notices for church events with admission or profits priced incur 5 cents per line. Cards and thanks for 4 lines cost 5 cents. Overvary poetry also 5 cents a line.
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Xaminer
Tuk Dillon Examiner
Local notes reflect travel, sales, and births around Dillon
Dillon area residents make rounds in Helena Butte and Dillon with visitors from Sage Creek Armistead and Grant. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Bert Selway. A sale of house and barn listed in Dillon and large stock movements from Alder and Aldar station are noted along with several medical and business visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Selway
Aldar
Rabyv Valley
E. Mark
Mark & Mark
Miles City
Alder
W. W. Wilson
Butte Electrical Supply Company
State Bank of
Dillon
Montana Awakening Up and Northwest Growth Plans
Spokane editor Major Edwin A. Smith lauds Montana in a Spokesman-Review editorial for awakening agriculturally. He cites valleys for fruit and general farming, irrigation against drought, and dry farming potential with Bozeman College leading extension work. Railroads and a 1903 legislature appropriation totaling 20000 bolster farmer education and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Montana
Northwest
Edwin A. Smith
Spokesman-Review
Agricultural College and
Experimentatation
Bozeman
L. B. Linfield
State Experiment Atation
Farmers’ Institute
Northern Pacific Railway
Great Northern Railway
Milwaukee Railroad
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The
Dillon Examiner
Oregon
John Hoffman
Sage Creek
Ackley
Edie Block
George Metlen
Helena
van Purdem
Grant
Win. Rosenbaum
Armatead
Medlon
St. James Guild
Frank Blair
Grant Merchant
I. F. Hunsaker
Butte
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
Dell
Will Jones
Los Angeles
California
B. C. Bennington
Anaconda
Alex Williamson
Dillon Taat Week
George Jewell
Dan
F. E., Dodde
Methodal Episcopal Church of
City Shoe Store
James Dodd
Sam Freeman
Olga Netheraole
K. B. Haining
Will Fozzard
Edwin L. Norma
Capitol City
Dillon Friends
L. J. Price Office
Steve Cook
H. F. Best
Old State Bank
Bannack
Montana Streets
A. L. Anderson
Julia
Cambridge
Ohio
Ed Roe
Bedrock Thaat
Fred Waldorf
Lima
Fred Schuler
John Gelhaus
Armitead
C. M. Farrar
Armetead
Pete Andersen
Jr. D. Brandenburg
Addreas
J. H. Adams
P. W. Armatrong
Medicine Lodge
T. B. Craver
Upper
Clara Chapman
Olga Nethersole
Bessie Sullivan
Clay Patterson, Jr
Jack Porter
Frank Cox
Armisead
J. E. Morse
Biaineas Imuattera
Mrs. Morse
Louia Mauer
Ashton
Idaho
Chita Mauer
Mina Mary Bennett
Argenta
E. J. Callaway
Broadday Theatre
Mra. Patti
Salmon City
E. Provost
H. Minani
Methodist Aid Society
Julia Selway
Misa Maud
Watt
Salvation Army
Army Barracks
Beaverhead County
M. &. Barry
John McIntosh
State Agricultural College At
Butte Evening News
Morton Egbert
H.aaisworth
J. L. Lane
ER. D. Marah
Big Hole Basin
J. R. Norville
A. J. Tarver
Frye-Bruhn Co
F. J. Frazier
Frye- Bruhn Co
C. HH. McCaffrey
Jackson
Srnston
A. T. Barry
J. E. Shaw
Washington
P. P. Kline
Big Hole Ranch Co
Igialling
Mr. Kline
S. J. Sievere
Antie
City
Sweet
Alfred Turner
A. J. Turner
Big Hole
Anite
Tribune Book
BUICK
Yorick Club
Los Angeles- Phoenix
Buick Automobile Co
M. E. Barry and
J. P. Best
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