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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1910

Page

6

Rates of Advertising in Dillon Examiner Notice Column

Rates for readings in the local column set at 9 cents per line for the first insertion and 16 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business ads in Iocala listed at 10 cents for the first line and 8 cents for each following line. Standing ads available on application. Church festival notices and social events with admission or sale profits charged at 5 cents per line. Cards of thanks and obituary notices also at 5 cents per line.

Xaminer Dillon Examiner

Train schedule details for north and south bound lines

In effect August 22, 1909. No.1 North Bound LI20 p.m. No.3 North Bound 4:58 a.m. No.2 South Bound 6:44 p.m. No.4 South Bound 4:18 a.m.

Acacia adds style as Dillon visitors noted

A parade of Dillon residents and visitors filled last week with social calls and business errands. Names like Mrs. L J Price James Sparrow Smith McNight Charles Retallack and Dr. Ackley appear alongside gallery of local events and upcoming St James and St Rose guild meetings.

Dillon Boy Gets Good Position in Helena

B K Holcomb of Livingston has been appointed chief clerk in the Montana bureau of agriculture labor and industry by Commissioner J H Hall to replace Lewis Benedict who resigned May 1. Holcomb will start June 1 and is a Montana native from Dillon. He has lived in Livingston five years and worked for the Northern Pacific railway and most recently as auditor for the A W Milea company.

Helena B. K. Holcomb Livingston J. H. Hall Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry Lewis P. Benedict Holcomb Montana Dillon Northern Pacific Railway A W. Milea That City

Heirs to a Big Fortune in New York Land Deal

Bozeman residents the Howard brothers and four siblings are heirs to a vast New York real estate estate. Their mother Mia J. C. Howard is a granddaughter of a former New Yorker who leased land to the government and city for 99 years. The land, valued at about 400 million dollars, would be divided among seven heirs, each potentially receiving 14 million if the estate is settled.

Bozeman Howard Brothers New York Mia. J. C. Howard New Yorker Thia Thialand

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