Rates and notices in the Dillon Examiner ad pages
Reading notices in focal column cost 20 cents per line for first insertion 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals 10 cents per line first then 8 cents per line. Standing ads rates on application. Editorial letters to THE DILLON EXAMINER. Novices church events with sale profits charged at 5 cents per line. Poetry 5 cents per line.
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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Corp of Thanes
Ambiguous Transit Lines Noted With Odd Bound Labels
A garbled OCR snapshot lists several bound directions and times such as No. 1 North Bound at 2 14 P M and No. 2 South Bound at 8230 p.m. with additional noisy entries for No. 3 and No. 4. The fragment lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
Slush and Eggs in a Small Town Column Tale
A subscriber laments poetic content in a weekly paper while the editor defends the format and earns a five year extension with a $10 payment. Nearby items joke about eggs sold by ounce in Hamilton and Dillon and a dangerous cold storage egg ruse ending with advice to shoot it beyond city limits.
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Hamilton
Mont
Dillon
Cleveland
Ed McGivern
Bob
Uncalled Letters at Dillon PO for Week Ending Nov 5 1912
List shows the remaining uncalled names including Bohren M A Byron Fred Goodall Jack Gosling John Hansen Peter Kerr M M McMahon Charles L Rowland Hannah Swenney P M Superior Mother Warner J C E L Poindexter Postmaster in charge of mail office records for the week ending November 5 1912.
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Dillon
Bohren
M. A. Byron
Fred Goodall
Jack Gosling
John Hansen
Peter Kerr
M. M. McMahon
Charles L. Rowland
Hannah Swenney
P. M. Superior
Warner
J. C
E. L. Poindexter
Poets and papers stir memories of editorial rooms
A reflective reminiscence on a Montana daily, a placard about poets being born not made, and a scolding tale of a New York World dispatch about socked bathers. The piece laments censors, cheeky headlines, and the echo of old newsroom rhymes from summers past.
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Montana
New York World
North Carolina
Dillon Dentist Returns Home From Beaverhead County Case
Dr. Bimrose a Dillon dentist arrived home Monday evening driving his private car. In Beaverhead county court Donnie Tex Smith received a two year ticket at the state's hotel in Deer Lodge. Fred Hanson’s case was continued until December. Idaho case Guy Buster was sentenced to a term, per the Lemhi Herald.
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Dr. Bimrose
Dillon
Beaverhead
Donnie
Tex
Death of Mrs Carl Jones Nee Nellie Stephens
News notes the death of Mrs Carl Jones born Nellie Stephens in a Butte hospital after a short marriage to a Mr Jones in March. Funeral services were held at Bristow with Rev Hulburd officiating and she was laid beside her mother. She leaves her father D E Stephens brothers D J Stephens and five sisters in mourning.
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Carl Jones
Nellie Stephens
Butte
Bristow
Hulburd
D. E
D. J. Stephens
Allen Plimpton Returns From California Trip
Allen Plimpton came back this week from a visit to California. Dr. Ryburn was called a week ago to treat Mrs. Tom Pendergast who is ill with typhoid. A new boy arrived at the Flager home and the youngest Flager child was born just after midnight Sunday.
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John Wolf
West Helena Street
Helen Rife
Horse Prairie
Dillon
Allen Plimpton
California
Dr. Ryburn
lJns
Tom Pendergast
Ajax
Flager
Dr. Bolton
North Portland Stock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts for the week in North Portland include cattle 1148 calves 85 hogs 8901 sheep 4878. Cattle market steady to a shade firmer with prime steers and cows in demand. top bids 7.85 for steers and 6.50 for cows. Hogs and mutton markets mixed with strength in mutton and lambs. prime yearlings 4.75 and ewes 4.10. Prime fight dogs steady to 8.80 early but drifted lower by week's end. overall trade less optimistic. Prices generally steady to firm. demand above supply for some items.
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Portland
Oregon
Sheen House
Will Debate with Dillon
Six high school debaters chosen after weekly tryouts form two teams of three. Hazel Arthur, Mortimer Donoghue, Lawrence Hayes, Kenneth Johnson, Lowell McDonald and John Nolan will debate next week on a proposed minimum wage law. Judges will be local professionals and the winning team faces Jon high school before December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Arthur
Mortimer Donoghue
Lawrence Hayes
Kenneth Johnson
Lowell McDonald
John Nolan
Butte Fost
Strayed Horses Near Dillon Offered Reward
Two sorrel horses, 10 and 11 years old, strayed from John Sorenson's place ten miles east of Dillon Montana. Branded with a curling iron. Liberal reward offered for return to Roland Howell or notice to John Sorenson Box 708 Dillon.
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John Sorenson
Dillon
Roland Howell
Dillon, Mont
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Pride of Dillon
Dr. Walker
Metlen Block
Robert
W. E. Lloyd
Bannack
Frank Birrer
A. L. Stevens
North Idaho Street
Carl Decker
Grant
F. H. Bimrose
Tattersall’s
Ashlock
East Bannack Street
Advy
A. M. McClusky of
Jackson
Sam Patterson
Hans Anderson
RR. R. Rathbone
White Block
Montana Street
Frank Schwartz
Malrose
Denton Oliver
Mable Maree
The
Normal College
Silver Bow
Ernnest Gleed
Twin Bridges
John T. Orr Auto Company
Bath
Examiner Office
Louis Woodside
Reichle
Fred
Albert
Clay Patterson
Dell
Geo, Kunzman
S. S. Carruthers
Lima
Lloyd Barnett
Billings
Barney
Mrs
C. C. Barnett
Dan Smith
William Laughney
State Penitentiary
Erwin
Thomas Gilbert
Smith
Wisdom
Laughney
Bertie
John Gelhaus
Armstead
Frank Husted
Otto Gosman
Eda Graver
Medicine Lodge
H. A. Bond
Armatead
John Lovell
Crow Indian Reservation
Edgar Ferris
J. Duff McCandy
Charles Smith
John Hendrickson
Salt Lake
H. D. Mayfield
Kentucky Avenue
Grant Jennsson
Evans Innes
Flathead County
Raymond Coward
Nice
Bruce Allen
Fred Woodside
Montana Auto Supply Company
Bedrock
Harry Brown
Melrose
Elizabeth Curry
Spokane
PP. P. Vreeland
Bozeman
Jos. C. Smith
John Killhorn
Park County
Livingston
Apex
Illborn
Irwin
W. T. Scully
Continental Oil Company
A. A. Hilbert
Big Hole News
Big Hole
Benge
State Bank OF Dillon
North Portland Stock Market
East Bound
Anaconda
Chicago
Peoria
Davenport
Rock Island
Springfield
Ill
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Milwaukee
Memphis
Missouri River
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sioux City
Omaha
Leavenworth
Atchison
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Denver
Colorado
Doctor Wiley
Northern Pacific Railway Company
America
Pridis OF
W. H. Merriman
M. K. Baysour
D. F. and
Dodds Transfer
Dillon Garriage
J. B. Mayfield
Washington and
Helena Streets
Eph Stoller
Birch Creek
Epwin L. Norris
Gero. E. Hurd
Dillon, Montana
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