Dillon Examiner Advertising Rates and Time Table
Rates for notices list bold charges per line with 20 cents first insertion and 16 cents each following line for reading notices. Business locals priced 10 cents first line and 8 cents subsequent. Church event notices with admission charged 10 cents per line. Card of Thanks priced at 1 cent per word. Oregon Short Line timetable shows No 2 southbound at 7 53 p m No 10 southbound 9 40 a m No 9 northbound 3 45 a m No 1 northbound 1 58 p m.
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Business Management of the Examiner
THD Dillon Examiner
Oregon
Dillon News Notes from Local Citizens and Visitors
A long list of residents and visitors in Dillon from nearby towns and states includes Bett EB Kluge from Butte, J. D. Lee from Butte, Al Price from Dell, Theodore Tembley and Paul Laporte from Anaconda, and many others. The notes record personal visits, shopping, business calls, ranch talk, and upcoming social events around Dillon and the surrounding area. George E. Jewell, L. Streit, and other local figures are mentioned in connection with county affairs, commerce, and logging shifts.
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EB. Kluge
Butte
W. H. Castner
Missoula
A. E. Kester
J. D. Lee
Ed Lloyd
Dillon
al Price
Dell
E. D. Lomas
Co. M. Pyle
Grasshopper
George Izatt
Wisdom
Anaconda
Henry Thompson
Kidd
Victor Mathews
F. W.bird
C. E. Constant
Hans Pederson
Armstead
Max Coddan
Butte Paper Company
C. Kennedy
Centennial Valley
Residents travel and events in Reichle and nearby towns
Reichle resident Fred Kambich traveled to Dillon on Wednesday. Ernest Zabel stays in Butte likely moving there. Karl Beehrer attended the Chinook play in Dillon Friday. George Bowen visited Butte by Sunday train. Mrs John Poole and children visit Roberts Idaho. Reverend Treiber of Sheridan leads Reichle services Sunday afternoon the 28th. Beaver club met with Mrs Julius Hartwig and daughters. District No 20 pupils enter Dillon spelling contest June 2. Lincoln Literary society banquet canceled due to busy schedules. Odell Green and Kasper Mantz hauled hogs to Dillon for Mr Lenkersdorfer. Julia Beehrer goes to Butte Business College. Miss French visits schools and to Dell. Neil Cummings moves to a dry farm near Swain’s place then goes to Butte for 2–3 months. John Lenkersdorfer loads a car of oats and notes hail spared crops. District No 26 program well attended. Miss Zerr shows handwork and student work. Miss French unable to return to present name plate Standard School.
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Fred Kambich
Dillon
Ernest Zabel
Butte
Karl Beehrer
George Bowen
John Poole
Roberts
Idaho
Treiber
Sheridan
Reichle
Beaver Club
Julius Hartwig
The
Dell
Neil Cummings
Dr. Swain
John Lenkersdorfer
Zerr
French
Building Bell Rung With Readable Plaque At School
Trustees mounted a pigte over the doorway so all passersby can read it. A fine program by the children was followed by speeches from Carl Hartwig J C Ferguson Julius Hartwig and L R Foote.
Melrose Social Notes Highlight Local Movements
Local residents and visitors frequent Dillon Browne's station and Butte on business and for services. Notables include Jim Beaton, Dave Jones, Frank Tate, Walter Vance, Malarabe family welcome a baby boy, Lacey seeks medical aid in Rochester, Mrs Streb improves from pneumonia, Dan Leary returns from Toronto seminary, Mellveen brothers hosted a dance, and a child breaks an arm while playing.
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Jim Beaton
Feeley
Dave Jones
Dillon
Wm. Harvey
Browne's
Father Clifford
Frank Tate
Walter Vance
Smith Parker
Frank Moe
M. H. Gannon
Browne’s
Malarabe
Hecl
Henry Gelhaus
Mellveen Brothers
Butte
Louise Hynes
Catherine Mansfield
Anita Stears
Tom Jones
Frank
Arthur Aldridge
Lost Creek
Frank Pucinilli
Donald Smith
Springer
1914 Cadillac on sale by Dillon Auto Company
One 1914 Cadillac two speeds rear axle in good running condition offered for 875 dollars. Five passenger car with 60 horsepower Jeffery engine recently overhauled repainted and fitted with new tires. Available now for 650 dollars from Dillon Auto Company.
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Jeffery
Dillon Auto Company
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Dillon Examiner
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Badcon
Bett
Miss L. Taylor
Will “Kennison
Sheep Creek Basin
T. Banfeldt
Medlon
L. L. Streit
Helena
George E. Jewell
O. Call of
Idaho Falls
Laverne Spencer
Jackson
W. H. Boyle
Lima
H. H. Connor
H. H. Brundage
W. H. Keller
South Pacific Street
Fred Osborn
Ben Dansie
Walter Dansie
Bedrock
H. W. Newman
Salmon City
Martin Jackson
Big Hole Basin
Gustason
Apex
Carl Anderson Livery Company
E. B. Roe
James Mackay
National Oil Company
D. D. McKnight
Henry Dowlings
Charles Walsh
T. B. Alexander
Frank Tait
City
Melrose
Henry McGonigle
Elizabeth McGonigle
J. T. Armitage
Joe Arnold
Dan Adams
Isaac Rife
Tilton
Big Hole
W. H. Richardson
George Melton
Foster & Melton
Madison County
H. B. Soulen
Chester Reynolds
H. A. Bond
Edgar Rife
Upper Medicine Lodge
Smith McKnight
McKnight
Chas. Lawrence
J. C. Brenner
Brenner
Martin Barrett
Joseph C. Smith
Madisonian
Frank Glennon
Miss Elliott
J. W. Konen
8. A. Willets
W. T. Dee
H. E. Higgins
Adolph Blank
F. W. Dickson
F. E. Dodds
Thompson Falls
Herman Jackson
Fred Heffner
Alberta
Canada
Mr. Heffner
Twin Bridges Monitor
J. Lubman
Woodman of America
Ida Vaughn
Great Falls
H. L. Capeheart
Jack Noonan
Washington and
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Central Life
Des Moines
Iowa
Mr. Lee
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