Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner 1911
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates with 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents for each subsequent line in the local reading notices, business locals 10 cents first line and 8 cents afterward, and standing ads on application. It notes 5 cents per line for notices of church festivals and events with admission fees or profits from sale items, plus 5 cents per line for card of thanks and obituary poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Transit direction codes remain unclear in OCR snippet
The fragmented text lists multiple direction codes such as West Bound No.1 and North Bound No.3 with times like 2252 p.m. and 4205.8, but the data is garbled. It resembles a transit schedule fragment with unclear vessel or line identifiers and inconsistent time formats.
Local notes include visits and quarantined home in Stahl addition
Residents and visitors listed include Albert Stamm in Butte, Dr. Walker from Medlen block, W. A. Jones in Butte, Glen Decker from Armstead, H D Hildreth from Medicine Lodge, Sam Patterson in Butte, Don Guy registered at Butte hotel, Dave Metlen visiting from Horse Prairie, and Dr Rathbone’s dental offices now over J. W. Lusher’s store. The Carroll home in Stahl addition is quarantined for scarlet fever. Forest Supervisor C K Wyman visited Missoula. Mrs Tom Mulaney hosts St Rose guild. Baptist aid society to meet at Metlen cottage with entertainment by Mrs Bertie Howard and Miss Clara Plant.
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Ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
Metlen Cottage
South Railroad Avenue
Bertie Howard
Clara Plant
Dillon Notes and Local Transfers from State Fair
Dillon and surrounding area news cover visits to the State Fair in Helena, mortgage of residences, and familiar local figures. Fidel and Anna Huber return from Western tours while Selah Graves and Mrs. Schenk visit Dillon, Gov White’s daughter attends Smith College, and Poindexter party travels by Glide motor car to Helena. New business deals include Lenkersdorfer buying the Elser ranch for 14000 dollars, and George Selway guiding sheepmen to Madison national forest. Other notes report cattle arrivals, a fatal puerperal convulsion in Lima, and the Spokane Cattle Company’s latest purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Poindexter
Helena
Mr. Poindexter
First church services held in Leadore at depot waiting room
Leadore reports the first church service in town held Sunday evening with Rev Henry B Disney presiding. Next Sunday services planned at Junction and Leadore with invites issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadore
G. & P. Depot
Henry B. Disney
Junction
Twenty Years Ago In Local News Recap
The items recount travels and health trips of residents including Mrs. T. M. O Connor and A L Stone. Joseph Poindexter heads to St Louis for studies while U S Marshal Furay and Sheriff Rose pursue witnesses in a mining bond suit. A hunting party bags ducks geese and a swan near Bedrock Jakes. B O Fournier suffers a jaw fracture after broncho lassoing. Wim J Goyers is killed at Cleopatra mine and an inquest clears management of blame.
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United States
Marshall Furay
A. O. Rose
Bannack and
L. Campbell
St. Paul
Argenta Gold and Silver Mining Company
C. H. Padley
H. D. Brainard
H. M. Barker
Phil Anderegg
Dick Nelson
Bedrock Jakes
Wim
J. Goyers
Cleopatra
Lion Tunnel
Arthur Delano
T. Cashmore
Blane
Beaverhead County Teachers Institute Dates Set
The 7-21 Teachers Institute in Beaverhead County Montana will run October 18 to 21 at the Public School Building Dillon starting at 9 each morning. All teachers are urged to attend. Margaret Ross County Superintendent.
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Teachers’ Institute
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
Margaret Ross
Notice of Voluntary Dissolution for Sheep Creek Live Stock Co
In Beaverhead County Montana Sheep Creek Live Stock Company petitions for voluntary dissolution filed Sept 22 1911. The hearing is set for Dec 6 1911 at 10 a.m. Objections must be filed by Nov 30 1911 with the Clerk of Court. Filed by Clerk F A Hazelbaker Deputy Clerk C W Conger.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverhead
Sheep Creek Live Stock Company
Montana
A. D
F. A. Hazelbaker
Norma Mining Company Pushes Deep Open to Extract Rich Ore
The Norma Mining Company seeks to sell stock to fund deeper opening of an existing ore body at the Norma mine. The ore, already proven at 200 feet, extends 500 feet along the surface and promises high potential with ore valued above 40 dollars per ton. The plan includes a 1000 foot cross-cut from a 300 foot shaft targeting a major outcrop stretching over a mile.
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Norma Mining Company
Norma
Norma Company
Sheep Mountain
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Ira Wiesel
The
Oregon
North Bound
Teers
Albert Stamm
Butte
Dr. Walker
Medlen Block
W. A. Jones
Glen Decker
Armstead
H.D. Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
Carroll
Stahl Addition
Sam Patterson
Don Guy
Dave Metlen
Horse Prairie
Dr. Rathbone
J. W. Lusher
J. W. Deputy
Maryland
C. K. Wyman
Missoula
Tom Mulaney
St. Rose Guild
Idaho Street
Tribune Book
Morton Egbert
Fidel Huber
Anna Huber
Washington
British Columbia
Laurent
West Broadway
Public Library
Selah Graves
Bannack
F. W. Schenk
Axe
Gov
B. I. White
Massachusetts
Miss Margaret
Smith College
Yakima Valley
Toppenish Nursery Co
Toppenish, Wash
Wim. Dunn
Mr. Dunn
T. KK. Juleson
Mr. Juleson
Sheriff's
Bert Paul
J. J. Smith
Monida
Ida Gray
Lima
W. M. Gray
Reedsburg
Wisconsin
C., A. Green
Erwin
Green
Big Hole Basin
George D. Selway
Virginia City
Madison National Forest
Will
Twin Bridges
Madisonian
Lenkersdorfer
Elser
Mr. Lenkersdorfer
Mr. Lenersdorfer
Will Tash
Spokane Cattle Company
W. J. Tope
O. B. Canfield
C. E. Miller
Hans Johnson
O'Neal
Big Hole
Wisdom
C. H. Strawbridge
Charles Francis
Strawbridge
Lemhi County
Gilmore
Anaconda
Mont
Montgomery & Co
Friedorff
Timber Creek
W.A. McCutcheon
McCutcheon
T. M. O’connor
Syracuse
N. Y
A. L. Stone
Leavenworth
Kansas
B. O. Fournier
Pickman
C. W. Conger
C. W. Robison
Atty
Sheep Creek Live Stock Co
Ana
Butte Hill
A. B. Keith
Joseph Richards
Norris Climer
H. C. Hopkins
William Bailey
Matt Derosia
Hiawatha
Dillon Bakery
C. P. Thomas
Manag
Cekece
Examiner
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