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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
3
Local column lists pricing for line ads including flat insertion 20 cents and subsequent insertions 15 cents per line. Business ads 10 cents per line for first insertion and ? per line for subsequent insertions. Editorial and business office notices directed to The Dillon Examiner.
In effect December 5 1907 station listings show northbound and southbound train numbers with times. Confusing OCR indicates No 7 northbound 21 50 am and No 9 northbound 2 05 pm and Southbound No 8 6333 pemt and No 10 4138 am.
Dillon residents and visitors from Butte and nearby towns are profiled with brief mentions of their movements and activities. Names include Ed Harper George Conway J M Bergerman Emerson Hill C F Kelly Orpha Oneal and many others visiting Dillon for business fishing court matters and social events during the week.
Chris Hansen begins duties today as deputy forest ranger under Ranger Utley. Sam Zurkirchen, wintering at Squaw Creek, has developed a potato preserving process hoping to profit. Gus Swanson suffered a broken left arm while thrown from racing colts. About 400 head of steers from Col. H. J. Toomey were shipped to Carsten Packing Co. in Tacoma under Joe Arnold and J. M. Niedt. F. J. Frazier of Tacoma completed the last trainload for Anaconda, then left for California. expects return next winter.
Many long sufferers of debilitating headaches find immediate and lasting relief through properly adjusted glasses. Eye strain identified as the cause, and the ad promises removal of the ailment with durable results. Sat ats action guaranteed.
Two year old Percheron stallion offered for sale. Pedigree available at the State Bank of Dillon. Will make price favorable. For particulars contact H. E. Andrus, Del, Montana. 19-tf.
You can start a checking account with any amount as long as you have enough funds to cover the checks you issue. A small monthly sum like 25 dollars can sustain the account, and the bank money makes the checks good. Pay by check for safety and convenience.
$10 reward offered for return of a sorrel paddle horse raised by Chas. Berber. The horse wears a halter and shoes and bears branding S on the jaw, B on the left thigh, and W. C. ORR, Dillon.
Advertising copy from Frank Ws Williams Co promises 16 by 20 crayon portraits at 40 cents, frames from 10 cents, sheet pictures at one cent each. Claims potential earnings of 400 percent profit or 36 dollars weekly, with free catalogue and samples. Located at 1208 W Taylor St, Chicago.
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