Advertising and notices in Dillon Examiner 1903 rates
Reading notices cost 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business notices charge 10 cents per line first time and 8 cents thereafter. Standing ads by application. Editorial and business mail addressed to The Dillon Examiner. Event notices with admission or profits from sales charged at 5 cents per line. Obituary notices 1 cent per line. Oregon Short Line train schedule details for December 3, 1903 show No. 8 southbound and No. 6 northbound timing.
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Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Inc
Dillon News Notes From County Visitors and Local Business
Dillon hosts a flood of visiting residents from Butte Lima Bannack and Greyling with numerous business calls and social visits. Dentists doctors and merchants including Kunzman and the Metlen building figure in town life as Thanksgiving travels and local meetings unfold, including a public school building discussion and church activities.
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Court House
Dillon
Catholic Fair a Great Success at St Rose Guild
The St Rose guild’s four day series of suppers a bazaar and a ball raised about 650 for the treasury. George Kuntziman won the gold headed cane for the most popular man Helen Rile earned a jeweled ring for the leading lady. Dart hall hosted a ball with the Dillon orchestra drawing nearly seventy couples. A midnight supper followed across the street at the Jefferson Club.
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St. Rose Guild
George Kuntziman
Helen Rile
Dart Hall
Dillon Orchestra
Jefferson Club
Finest Pasture For Sale In Heaverhead Valley
300 tons of good wild hay offered for sale with feeding privilege on land. Finest feeding spots in Heaverhead valley, good feed pens and running spring water that never freezes. For information contact W. F. Drumrey Dillon Montana.
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Heaverhead Valley
W. F. Drummey
Dillon
Mont
Notice to the Public Spot cash for coal and wood
Notice to the public that Spot will pay cash for coal and wood beginning November 7th. W. G. Clark & Son, E. T. Brock, Brown Bros. listed as parties.
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W. G. Clark & Son
E. T. Brock
Brown Bros
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C. W. Smith
Lou Ford
Lima
Julia McManemy
Greyling
Misa O’donnell
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A. Selner
O. F. Kahler
Nancy Anna _ Featherly
Grace Gray
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Alf Decker
Redrock
Chas, Hill
Joe Dowling
Jos. Shineberger
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F. B. Connelly
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R. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
Dillon, Mont
Geo. R. Metlen
O. G. Clemens
Salmon City
J. E. Hample
George Woodworth
Wisdom
W. H. Crepps
Missoula
M. A. Albin
M.vatage Co
Tony French
Argenta
W. C. Orr
General Greene
George Kunzman
Bannack Street
Mr. Kunzman
Arthur Conway
John Ball
Arthur W. Cohn
Pocatello
H. D. Hildreth
Chas. Sharkey
Glendile
C. A. Beecher
Willis
Stephen Cook
Sage Creek
B. A. LaFontaine
Dell
Theron Moran
Tower Beaverhead
C. H. Bugbee
Federal Stock Inspector
W. J. Crowell
Horse Prairie
Walter F. Patterson
H. T. Poindexter
Fort Benton
Mr. Poindexter
Harry Rash
Adda Ford
William
Rich
Havney Selway
Bitter Root
Ravalli
First Church of Christ, Scientist
State Bank
F. M. Poindexter
Baptist Church
S.S. Leason
Hezekiah
Henry Kaiser
Golden Rule
W. Tate Taylor
George W. Perkins
Walter Taylor
Nevada
New
Tonappa
F. Bailey
Warren
Ohio
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Hopkine
Mr. Graeter
W. V Kingabury
W. H. Barnes
Helena
W. A Steadman
Floyd Steadman
Nome
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Examiner
Mra
A. M
Willi Orr
W. W. Kingsbury
Misa Teasie Fitzpatrick
Washington Gulch
John McMahon
State Normal School
W. M. Oliver
Board of County Commissioners
Maryland
St. Louis Fair
Mrs. Oliver
Ogden
City
S. D. Hooker
The
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Boston
Silver State
J. W. Blair
Nevada Valley
John Wenger
Anaconda
Big Hole Basin
M. A. Henneberry
Ryan’s Canyon
Tribune Book Store
Paul Brown
Merchant Tailor
Dilton, Mont
Wwe
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L. D. Graeter
Farley
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Dillon People
Beaverhead
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A. C. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
Kunzman’s
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Bannack St
D. B. Hawley
Howe, Idaho
M. E. T. Brock
Dillon Furniture Co
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