Advertising Rates and Policy in The Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists rates for reading notices at 29 cents per line for Bret insertion and 15 cents per line for each additional insertion. Business locals are free for the initial insertion with ongoing per-line charges. Standing ads are available by application. Notices of church festivals fairs and similar events with admission charges or profit from sales are charged 6 cents per line. Cane or taarka and carrvary posters are 5 cents per line.
Local Dillon notes and ads from Beaverhead region
Community notices and business ads list arrivals, visits, sales, and services in Dillon and surrounding Beaverhead area. Mentioned are J. Morton, J. Rosenberger, Chas Padley, and local events. church sermons, school institute plans, and volunteers reception preparation are described.
Taxes Due Notice For Beaverhead County Montana
Notice of taxes due dated October 1996 warns delinquency on November 8 at 10 o clock a.m. A ten percent penalty will be added if not paid prior. Tax payments accepted at the county treasurer’s office in Dillon. Regular business hours apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
Argenta
John Burtis
Chicago
Misa Janie Vo Carter
Hag
Beaverhead
Svasion
Craig
The
State University
Bo A. Carleton
School of Politics
Ettemnty Tresgerer
Dillon
Geo
W. French
Beaverheld County
Montens
Seabbo Picciosata
Cotunly
State of Montana
Dany
Faa
Teaverhewd
Morland
Gaushasers
Teavered
Diffon
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Church Activities
Fragmentary text lists services and meetings at odd times and places with misspellings. Mentions school, preaching, class meeting, junior league, Epworth, and poster. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations beyond generic church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanda Sendsy School
Mornies
Epworth Ays
M. Preett
Sarre
Supreme Court Rejects Special School Tax. Road Law Upheld
The Montana Supreme Court ruled two key laws unconstitutional and constitutional respectively. The decision strikes down the special school tax levy as invalid, threatening Dillon and other districts with financing gaps. The court upheld the Taft era road law, aligning with counties that already implemented the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Dillon
Taft
Beaverhead
Cou
Poindester
Mens
Ales
Exhiusdtae
Agate Bey
Milbuan
Siltan
Columbia
City Voting Rights Question Sparks Special Election Debate
A city faced a contested special election on electric light and water works funding. The dispute centers on whether property taxpayers including women over twenty should vote and if separate elections were required for the two propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honda
Emphell
Thoee
Bond dispute delays city election test on validity and funds
Fragmented OCR describes bond and election issues with references to the Parsi National Bank, city aqueducts, and court actions. It notes tests of validity, dismal taxpayer impact, and calls for proper course, with volunteers mentioned for public defense and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thitip
Oldeartt Ately
Bea
Untitled notes on clothing order process and quality
Fragmentary text describes custom clothing production with emphasis on care and expert attention. Mentions no element of chance and satisfaction guaranteed, though many words are garbled and unclear.
Beaverhead County Seeks Bond Bids in December Auction
Beaverhead County Montana issues a notice for sealed bids on county bonds at 2 PM December 5 in Dillon. Bids must include a 4 percent certified check or cash, with a right to reject any or all bids and to allocate bonds to best serve the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crick
Comriskionere
Dillon
Beavernesd County
Moctana
Montana
Beaverhesd
Beaverhead County
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Dillon Examiner
Utah
Northsan
TIMS
Butte Fast Freight
South
Localmorth
All Kinds
J. W. Moeton
J.G. Willis
Salt Lake
Dullon New Co's
Joan Arbour
Hecla
Dullon Tribune
Nelson Sheffeld
Ian Butte
Dillon News
J. J. Rosenberger
Sheridan
Ahares
Forks
J. Hiwkpatrick
Jas
McKay
Aspenta
Dillon News Co
POO
Wilford
Pocatello
Atock
Dillon Piibine
Chas Ashby
Helena
Cos. Astley
Koa Reynolds
Patallenia
Kia Lowe
Hiegest
Tallon News Coe
Haltiveore, Ma
John W. Mortons
Meyer
Morse
Medison County
John
Promi
Econite Thompson
M A. Miller
Zod Gergesn
Ce Et
Thabe Etreet
Irving McQuary
Virginia City
Madisonian
Kiexpaterce
C.S. Heire
City
Beaverhead Chamty
Fted
Freyd Berich
Pageville
Coe
Gooch & Coon
Frank Powers
Madison County
Judge
Grasshopper Creek
Dillon Brasa Band
Jos. Weyerhorst
Butte City
Weat Galena Street
Butte
Mra. Geo. W. Preach
Helasville
Volwe Andereger
Wen Out Street
Chas. WH. Padley
Wpadley
Randolph Jacobs
Montana Mercantile Co
Dre Rop Rubure
Laite
Rannach
Attewmlet
Wayliet Cotels
Chrvist
Quiteencoteg
Mr. Bidson
Port Scott
Kanaa
Joh. Mosroe
Shiloa
Howe
Aminbie
Cheprmen
Ucion Pacific Head Quartere
Kage Hatchurch
Preeter Cope
Tepi
State Normel
Sherifen
Montana Volunteers
Portland
Chas. H. Padley
C. ¥. Reeder
Mr. Padley
Stevensville
W. C. Metzel
Mra
B. Townsend
Burnt Fork
China
Nori Apeut Peilay
Nor Wal
Gethering
State Naval
Alecis
United States
Tatieus
Tang
Cherch Annes
Tovudé
Ariel
Vitel
Montana Street
Dillon, Montana
Mars
Eupirer
Guariktedd
Sporting Goods
F. Huber
Tian
Aegiliie
Epprdarh
Ibis
Osip
Vet Verily
Betice
Aline
Fisyvtyer Peerie
S. Loreris
Gwanty
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