Rates of Advertising Listed for Dillon Examiner
The local column outlines advertising rates: 20 cents per line for the first insertion, 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion, business locals at 10 cents per line for flat rate, and 6 cents per line for each further insertion. Notices about church events with admissions or raffles charged at 5 cents per line. Obituary notices priced at 5 cents per line.
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Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
No.7 North Bounds and No.8 South Bound Schedule
Fragmentary transit timetable notes show No.7 North Bounds at 6:37 p.m. and No.8 South Bound at 4:38 a.m. Other entries list No.9 North Bound and No.10 South Bound with unreadable data.
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North Bounds
North Bound
South Bound
Local Dillon Notes Include Visitors and Juries
Dillon news lists dozens of residents and visitors from Lima Dell Crabtree and Sage Creek. Juries convene for district court with Henry Fitter and J. C. Thompson among jurors. births noted for Brainard Hummel and Leon Grannis. Persistent ads invite fall woolens at Stone & Grady and local services from Dillon Cop and Transfer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fitter
Lima
District Court
Basin area notes and social round up from Wisdom
Local items recount Dillon juror duties for W W Tone and visits by Geo H Stewart. 18 head bought by Chas A Smith at Walker ranch. 200 to 300 head of cattle from Brinton men returned from Idaho. Mentions Roy and Scott of Montana Oreway Co visiting mines, dance at Bowen school house, Nellie Hyland leaving for Monida teaching, C E McFarlin injured eye, Noyes Pendleton store fire at Port Orchard with owners former basin residents. A social gathering at the Wilke residence ends with a late lunch and list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes & Pendleton
Port Orchard
Wash
Roy Noyes
Len Pendleton
Basin
Exhibit of Famous Albrecht Furs Comes to town
Mrs Jessie C Knox resident Montana agent for Albrecht Furs will visit The Metlen hotel on the 19th 20th and 21st to offer local ladies a look at 1908 fur styles Invited to call on Mrs Knox Correspondence may be sent to Mrs Jessie C Knox Englewood Butte or to E Albrecht and Son St Paul Minnesota
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Jessie C. Knox
Butte
Montana
Albrecht
Hicks Almanac for 1909 ready November 15 1908
The Rev R T Hicks Almanac for 1909 is advertised as a premium year book with colored engravings and portraits of Prof Hicks. It features the original Hicks Weather Forecast and annual data, priced 35 cents by mail and 30 cents on newsstands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Word and Works
Beat
America
Word and Works Pub
Locuat Street
St. Louie
Hicka
Eye strain relief offered by properly adjusted glasses
Many years of chronic headaches and eye strain eased by correctly adjusted spectacles. The text promises immediate and lasting relief by addressing the eye strain, with a guarantee of satisfaction.
An Accurate Private History Promotional Message
An accurate private history describes how checks form a business record. The text invites opening a checking account and paying by check to record a reliable private history of business, with emphasis on recording cancellations when banks return checks.
Mr and Mrs William McManus Visit Argente Friends
The fragment notes Mr and Mrs William McManus of Argente visiting friends, with incomplete names and context. The readable portion hints at socializing in a local community or parish setting, but further details are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Sears
Lima
Dillon
William
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oregon
Stone & Grady’s
G. V. Patterson
Dell
ER. V. Marrow
Sage Creek
A. Beardglee
Crabtree
Robert Khuni
Elkhorn
Brainard Hummel
James Mansfield
Grant
N. J. Harkness
Charles Goris
Fish Trap
George Whitworth
Sheep Creek Basin
Tf Stone & Grady
Peter Anderson
Ellis Burk
Hert Knox
Win Dillon
Joseph Gauthier
Kikhorn
Rathbone
Mra
Bond
H. J. McCaleb
KE. W. Geary
O. C. Goaman
Nela Salmonson
Maine
Towa
Hawkeye State
Morton Egbert
Dentral
Ackley
Pat Ward
A. W. Butta
Bedrock
M. Barrett
Horse Prairie
Wellington Dawes
Idaho
Glendale’ Atreeta
Spencer Harwood
Spencer, Idaho
Dillon Cop
Tranafer Co
Dillon Grocery Company
S .Atore
Karl Riedelaberger
Pacific
Kate Poindexter
Leon Grannis
Jess Tope
Wisdom
J. E. Kent
S. B. Burnside
Amede Besette
Bannack
Salt Lake
John West
Nevada
Otto Leach
Ohio
Chester Gilbert
Ralph. White
Argenta
Big Abe
Mre. C. S. Truax
Miss Cora
Montana Normal College
Howard Smith
Big Hole Basin
Jacob Spitzmiller
Evanaville
Indiana
A. M. Smith
D. Jenkins
B. M. Dunbar
Gibbon, Morana
Henry Dowling
Peter McKinney
Salmon City
Spokane
Seattle
J. C. Thompson
C.E. Richmyer
the Metlen
Russ Hall
John A. West
M.r. Martinell
Boulder
Colorado
Teachers’ Institute
C. A. Duniway
University of Montana At
Gallatin Valley
Abaebeen
Mrs. W.W. . J. Tone
Mr. Tone
Geo. H. Stewart
Chas. A. Smith
al Turner
Sam Davies
Brinton
A. J. Roy
J. Scott
Montana Oreway Co
Mr. Scott
Mr. Roy
Chicago
Bowen
Nellie Hyland
Monida
C. E. McFarlin
McFarlin
Medical Lake
Waah
Wilke
Steele Creek
J. W. Tope
J. C. Hill
T. J. Murray
C. H. Strowbridge
J. A
Tribune’ Book
Stationery School
Suppiles
Albrecht Furs
R. Hicks
Albert Stamm
Dillon People
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
G. T. Paul
Butchers
Masonic Temple
A. C. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
Beaverhead County
Waa
S. J. Haines
Northwest
W. H. Richardson
W. C, Orr
Beaverhead Ranch CO
I. F. Hunsaker