Dillon Examiner Local Reading Notices Rates Summary
The reading notices list charges of 2 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business notices are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent. Standing ads rates provided on application. Church festival notices with admission profits are 5 cents per line. Oakp of Thanks 5 cents per line. Obscure poetry notices 6 cents per line.
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Xaminer
Pas Dillon Examiner
Oregon Short Line Time Table North Bound South Bound
Time table excerpt shows North bound trains No 7 and No 9 with morning arrivals and South bound No 8 and No 10 with late afternoon and early morning times. Entries are partially garbled but indicate schedule for December 1907.
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Oregon
Local Notes From Dillon Busy Week And Visitors
Dillon residents and visitors populate the week with business calls and social notes. C A Smith and son Toots visited Butte. F L Davis of Stevensville was in Dillon. Dr Morton Igbert and D N Woodside were in town. many others from Lima, Anaconda, Butte, and Jackson pass through. A sugar beet meeting is set for March 21 at the courthouse. a matinee at Scenic Theatre offers candy and prizes. the Uncle Tom's Cabin company and a street parade are highlighted entertainment events.
Local Happenings in Wisdom and Fox Neighborhood
Mr and Mia Fred Hirachy and daughter Ellen of Fox traded in town Tuesday Jack Moran returned from an eastern trip and a stay in Butte Mrs W B Stanchfield came home from Butte with her daughter Mrs C G Corwin visiting from Ohio Lorain Spencer of Jackson reported well conditioned beef steers for Geo Woodworth and good prices James D Fox noted his wife recovering after a Butte operation Dr EK A Sweet and patient Nathan Drake travel to Butte for groin tumor surgery Bob Ellis reports lively old camp at Gibbonsville with miners and a quartz mill under construction W M Lintz resigns as Losal dry goods manager and heads to the coast Wisdom locals hope for future success for him
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Lorain Spencer
Jackson
Geo. Woodworth
EK. A. Sweet
Nathan Drake
Butte
Bob Ellis
Gibbonsville
W. M. Lintz
Losal Dry Goods
Uncle Tom's Cabin at Dillon Theatre Featured Parade
Stetson's Big Double Company presents Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Dillon Theatre on Thursday March 19. A new street parade at noon will travel the principal streets, described by manager Leon W. Washburn as surpassing a circus in size and spectacle.
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Leon W. Washburn
Dillon Theatre
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Careling
Stetson
Eye Strain Relief through Proper Glasses Claims Relief
For years many suffered chronic headaches from eye strain. The provider claims immediate and permanent relief with properly adjusted glasses, asserting eye strain as the cause and offering lasting cure with satisfaction guaranteed.
Wanted. Dillon Brewery beer kegs delivered to Beaverhead Brewery
The Examiner bids fifty cents and up for all Dillon Brewery beer kegs delivered to Beaverhead Brewery in Dillon Montana on November 29. This notice seeks fine job work.
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Dillon Brewery
Beaverhead
Dillon
Montana
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D. N. Woodside
Glendale
John Jones
D. BE. Metlen
Horse Prairie
J. A. Best
Lima
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H. E. Andrus
Big Sheep Basin
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J. R. Headley
A. H. Terpening
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Pat Ward
John Hill
J. R. Porter
Bedrock
Ben Falk
Hortense Paul
L. K. Adams
Union Electric Company
Misa D. Hain
Dell
Miss Hain
W. J.clark
Butte Paper Company
H. E. Pinkerton
Pendleton
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Scenic Theatre
Silas Dishno
Bozeman
Misa Laura
the Agricultural College
Miss Dishno
Co. R. Sutton
Bert Lee
Livingston
Frank Carrol
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Henry Schenendart
C. A. Jakman
Nels Nelson
Joe A. Browne
Browne
R. R. Rathbone
Flrst National Bank
T. E. Jenkins
Baptist Aid Society
A. FE
Greater
James Dodd
A. C. Gruwell
George Murray
George Provost
Steve Davis
Sweetwater Country
Frank Knotts
M. KE. Barry
London Ranch
Mr. Barry
H. R. Paddock of
Bannack
Eph Stoller
Grace Truax
Miss Wells
Misa Wells
Robert Hay
Idaho Falls
C. W. Scott
Frank Dunbar
Lloyd and Dunbar
Will Herman
C. B. Vanhousen
Mr. Vanhousen
St. Anthony
Mr. Brandenberg
Herbert Maddox
Jardine Rife
Spencer
Idaho
Spencer Harwood
M Harwood
Cecil Perry
Ted Amen
Louis Kreuger
Grasshopper
John Lovell
James Ury
North Yakima
Washington
John Kambitch
Peter McKinney
Spokane
Big Hole Basin
Mia
Fred Hirachy
Ellen
Fox
Jack Moran
Jack
W. B. Stanchfield
C. G. Corwin
Ohio
James D. Fox
George Woodworth
Uncle Tom
Tribune Book
Albert Stamm
Dillon People
Madison Counties
Graeter Grocery Co
Dillon, Montana
Thelma
Kupfer Drug Co
H. A. Bond,m. D
Idaho Street
Edwin Norris
Bannack Street
Eer David Adler & Son Clothing CO
J. Robert Morton
Dillon Furniture CO
G. T. Paul
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