Dillon Examiner Reading Notices Rates 1911
Local column provides rates for notices printed in the Dillon Examiner on Wednesday November 8 1911. Reading notices cost 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. business locals 10 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing ads rates available on application and editorial business correspondence directed to the Dillon Examiner.
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Notices of Church Festivals and Suppers Rates
Notices of church festivals fairs dances suppers and similar events charging admission or profiting from sales will be billed at five cents per line. Card of thanks and obituary poetry are also charged at five cents per line.
Train schedule fragment with directions and times
Fragmentary transit note shows directions West Bound North Bound East Bound and South Bound with times 4:05, 4:05 p.m., and 4:05 a.m. and route numbers 1 2 3 4. Ends mid-sentence with garbled characters.
Dillon Busy Scenes From Ranch and Town Life
Local notes detail ranchers and townsfolk visiting Dillon from Dell Blaine Sheep Creek basin and Lima. Carriers include Elmer Bateman Ira Sanders J. W. Scott and Ed Roe plus Miss Henrietta Jones. A mix of sales notices births and upcoming social events rounds out the week.
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Henrietta Jones
Wildwood Ranch
Blaine
Breezes Notes Record Local Happenings and People
Professor Fowler forms Jackson brass band and plans instrumentation. A surprise birthday dinner by Mesdames Fred and Charley Frances at Charley’s home delights guests. Mrs Alf McVay sustains a severe ankle sprain in town last Friday. John Ritche brings in an 850 pound elk after a band of 14 head drifted from the Clearwaver. Funeral for W J Hopkins in Wisdom. pallbearers listed and Rev Rees sermon on afterlife. Household gatherings, hunting tales, and Halloween parties feature among Wisdom residents with dinners, dances, and festive games.
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Fred
Charley Frances
John Ritche
Hamilton
Wisdom
W. J. Hopkins
Lewistown
Bruce Risley
Chas. Bell
Chas. Lawrence
Joe Woodworth
Clyde Wampler
George Barry
Rev. Rees
Montana Livestock & Casualty Insurance Organizes
The Montana Livestock & Casualty Company becomes the first livestock insurer in Montana, filing articles with the secretary of state. Subscribers to capital stock include William Montgomery and many others. main office at Helena with initial directors J. E. Morse, Jacob Mills, Albert May, and others.
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Montana
Montana Livestock & Casualty Company
Secretary of State
William Montgomery
H. L. Sommers
Chas
E. Miller
W. A. Ralston
E. N. Jones
C. H. Strowbridge
C. W. Hoffman
W. A. Armitage
W. W. Wylley
T. J. Murray
A. C. Roeschter
M. M. Moss
Cornelius Hedges, Jr
Geo. M. Lewis
Howard Welch
Anton Jacobson
Albert May
Jacob Mills
Henry Bignell
O. B. Canfield
W. J. Tope
Robert Jones
Gustaf Swanson
Charles A. Smith
D. T. Albee
Walter Jones
J. Hi. Morse
H. B. Palmer
S. J. Cook
Briggs
Wm. Montgomery
Charles E. Miller
D Cook
Big Hole
Laura Simmons Heads for South Africa to Marry
Miss Laura Simmons left Belgrade amid a festive send off as she prepares to travel east on the Northern Pacific toward South Africa to wed her future husband. Friends gathered at the depot to wish her well and mark the journey.
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Fred Wartenweiler
Rand Mining Company
Johannesburg
Philipsburg
Wartenweiler
State Normal School
Dillon
South Africa
Belgrade
Laura Simmons
Northern Pacific
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