Advertising Rates And Notices For Dillon Examiner
Reading notices in the local column list rates: 2 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals 10 cents per line for first and 8 cents per line for each following insertion. Standing ads rates on request. Address editorial and business management to THE DILLON EXAMINER. Church festival notices charging admission or profits from goods priced at 6 cents a line. Card of Thanks 5 cents a line. Obituary poetry 5 cents a line.
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Aminer
Dillon Examiner
Train Schedule Fragments Provide Partial Timetable
Readable segments show southbound and northbound departures with times around 4:40 am 7:17 pm 4:03 pm and 11:54 pm serving routes dated November 3, 1001. The text preserves timetable fragments and station references without full context.
Dillon Busy With Visits and Local Notices
Local figures Henry Gleed Jos H Hamilton and W S B Stanchfield visited Dillon. Several bets of chicken pox reported among school children. The Masonic and social scene includes the Manse Society at the electric plant and the Manee gathering hosted by Mrs N J Irvine. The Graeter Electric Co machinery arrives and county projects advance while residents trek to Idaho and Ontario for cattle and health.
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Manee Society
Bert Williams
Ontario
Review of The Mazes and Marvels of Wind Cave by Rev Horn
A summary review notes Rev K C Horn PhD authorship as a promising six page guide on Wind Cave Hot Springs with details on routes sights and trip times. The Alliance Times applauds the airy graphic style and calls it a valuable souvenir for visitors with illustrations and extra information, priced 25 cents plus postage and selling well. A separate notice offers a large reward for missing or stolen horses in Beaverhead County with contact by J G Willis of Dillon Montana.
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Wind Cave
K. C. Horn
Horn
Edward Horn
Alliance Times
W L Douglas Shoes Offer At The Golden Rule Store
The Golden Rule Store advertises W L Douglas shoes priced at $3.00 and $3.50 as the best on earth, inviting customers to purchase those footwear options.
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Golden Rule
Dillon
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Dougals
Dormitory Contracts Settled at State Normal College
The executive board of the State Normal College met last Friday to finalize a settlement with Mesers Wortman & Sons, the dormitory contractors. The new building is built and partly equipped under budget with remaining funds to buy additional furniture as needed.
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C. S. Haire
Helena
City
Ettel
Normal
Messrs. Wortman & Sons
Boulder
Dillon
State Normal College
Mesers, Wortman & Sons
Chasing a Housebreaker in Boulder Valley
Sheriff A V Gibson of Jefferson county pursued a Mexican halfbreed burglar who robbed a Boulder valley farm of valuables including neckties. The fugitive fled with a pack horse and was tracked to a canyon south of town on Mr Hen neberry's ranch. Telegrams went to neighboring Idaho counties as investigators believed he headed that way.
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A. V. Gibson
Jefferson County
Boulder Valley
Cattle Buyer Mr Kennedy to Inspect Beaverhead Herds
Mr Kennedy a prominent Frye-Buhn Co. buyer from Seattle will visit beaverhead county to finalize deals with Thos Hamilton for 160 head of steers and 150 head of cows. Frye-Buhn Co. plans large livestock purchases in the Beaverhead market with broad authority to buy.
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Horse Prairie Herding Association
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