Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner 1903
The Dillon Examiner details advertising rates for March 25 1903 including 20 cents per line for first reading notice insertion and 15 cents per line for later insertions. Business locals priced at 10 cents per line then 8 cents per line. notices for church festivals fairs stalls and similar events with admission or profit charged are 5 cents per line. Card of thanks 5 cents per 8 lines.
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Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Transit timing notice from a 1001 timetable fragment
The fragment lists effective times with multiple day parts and routes. It includes references to a No 1 south bound service and a No 9 north bound, plus a No 7 schedule at a specified location, with several time stamps such as 4:40 a.m. 7:17 p.m. and 4:03 p.m. 11:54 p.m. on an effective date of November 3.
Local observations and social notes from Dillon
Village life in Dillon Montana covered a busy week with visits by J W Scott Dan Ward and James McKay. Social events include The Happy Hours club dances at the Dart hall and a mass meeting to nominate school trustees.
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Dart Hall
Happy Hours
Trustees to be elected in district No 10 and high school
A special meeting of the district No 10 board outlines the April 4 school election to fill three trustee posts and a vote on free text books. Nominations will be at a March 28 voters meeting in the courthouse, with a separate high school trustees meeting also set for March 28.
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Board of Trustees
District No. 10
H. R. Melton
George Featherly
O. M. Best
Court House
Free County
Beaverhead Girl Al In Butte
Mrs H T Patton who had been staying with her daughter at Saint James hospital has returned home to Dewey leaving the latter at the hospital while convalescing from an operation for tuberculosis performed by Doctor Campbell on the eighth instant. The little girl is resting easily. this is her third operation since August. It is wonderful how she has clung to life through such frail conditions and suffering. It is hoped she will be around in many days.
Town Sees Few Notable Horse Deals This Week
Several horse buyers visited during the week but recorded transactions were scarce and no significant bargains emerged.
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Edgar Ferrin
Medicine Lodge
Registration Notice for Voter Registration Window
The registry books will be open from March 17 to 21 each day 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm for voter registration. A second session on April 4 covers corrections and registration for those absent or unable to register earlier. All eligible voters must register at Hughe's and McCaleb's Store, L Cushing, Registry Agent.
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L. Cushing
Hughe’s
McCaleb’s
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