Rates and notices in the Dillon Examiner October 18 1900
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for the local column reading notices at 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line thereafter. Business locals cost 10 cents per line for flat insertions and 8 cents for subsequent insertions. Standing ads rates available on request. Church festival notices and events charging admission or selling goods are 5 cents per line, as are obituary poetry and thanks notices.
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Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Train Schedule Fragments from Early 20th Century
Autoroute style timetable notes show departures and arrivals on August 22 1909 with North Bound No 1 at 1 20 pm and No 3 at 4 58 am and South Bound No 2 at 6 44 pm and No 4 with unclear time. The legibility is imperfect though indicates a four train service with both directions listed.
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North Bound
South Bound
South Boind
Numerous Dillon Visitors and Residents Travel for Week
Local residents and guests from Dorsey Armstead Bannack Idaho Falls Helena and Butte visited Dillon the latter part of last week attending business meetings, social events, or awaiting professional services. Notables include Dr. R R Rathbone dentist J H Taber MWA member and J R Scott Armstead transportation manager.
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A. A. Lindsay
Dorsey
Dillon
T. G. Patterson
Armeead
L. A. Shunk
Idaho Falls
C. E., Wendell
Butte
Ross Higgins
G. D. Louneberg
Kk. B. McGregor
Bannack
Metlen
J. H. Taber
Helena
the Metlen
Thos. & Smith
the Medon
Jas. Deming
Dubons
Idaho
John Shive
J. M. Vanney
Melrose
Brown Ranch Co
A. P. Williams
Armstead
J. R., Scott
Armatead Transportation Company
Scott
Patton
Dewey
M. J. Healey
the Meden
Win, Dunn
R. H. Ryburn
the Coust
Thorsday M
EK. Barry
Buick
W. C. Orr
J. W. Scott
Hill & Gilater
Bedrock
Dr. Haumer
Salmon City
Wm. Dunn
Bannack Ruising
Frank Swartz
Blaine
Montana
Wisdom News Briefs From Big Hole Basin
R M Gilbert left for Dillon after finishing plastering the Wisdom church. John Peterson and wife with baby arrived from Butte after Mrs Peterson’s illness. Barney Hughes, Alder Gulch discoverer, ill at Wisdom hotel. J S Crain returned from Sheridan and Dillon. Pioneer Mining & Milling Co directors elected C H Strawbridge president with Rideout resigning but staying as GM. E M Smith and children head to Bellcenter Ohio for two months. Nettie Roas accompanies them en route to West Virginia.
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Barney Hughes
Alder Gulch
Wisdom
Wisdom Hotel
J. S. Crain
Sheridan
Dillon
Pioneer Mining & Milling Co
Strawbridge
Parce
W. H. Rideout
E. M. Smith
Childers
Mr. Smith
Bellcenter
Smith
Misa Nettie Roas
West Virginia
Gallatin Crop Totals and Valley Losses
The Gallatin county farmers used over 300000 pounds of binding twine for grain harvests this year. If five hundred feet per pound is typical, that equals about 29000 miles of twine. The hailstorm loss is estimated at 350000 dollars, while the harvest value could reach about 2500000 dollars with around five million bushels of grain to thresh this fall.
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QO. W. Smith
Farmers’ Alliance
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Helena
For Sale Two Brick Cottages for Sale Notice
For sale two brick cottages in offer with price listed as 65 Sebras pieces. Property details are incomplete. readable text shows sale notice and asking price.
Two brick cottages for sale inquires at Sebree Street
Advertisement notes two brick cottages for sale and directs inquiries to 235 Sebree Street tf.
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Sebree Street
Wool Industry Prospering Says Blair-Penwell Sale
The Blair-Penwell company of Meyersburg Montana reports it sold its entire spring lamb crop at 5.60 per hundred, 2 562 delivered averaging 4.22 per head. Last year the crop brought 2735 each, showing a 60 percent rise. London wool markets also show price gains, signaling continued prosperity.
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Blair-Penwell Company
Meyersburg
Mont
Lewis Penwell Company
London
Helena
Buick Dominates Lookout Mountain Hill Climb Victory
The Buick cars sweep all classes at Lookout Mountain hill climb, besting a field of fifteen entries. The article lauds Buicks for reliability and urges buyers to choose a car tested and proven, warning against experimentation.
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Buick
Lookout Mountain
Old Mountain
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