Reading notices and rates at the Examiner column
The Dillon Examiner lists reading notices with pricing: 90 cents per line for first position and 16 cents per line for each additional insertion. Business notices 10 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents for subsequent. editorial department notices by application. Church festivals and fairs charging admission priced at 5 cents per line. obituary notices 5 cents per line.
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Tax Dillon Examiner
Oregon Short Line Time Table August 1909 North South Bound
Rail timetable snippet lists trains No 1 and No 3 north bound and No 2 and No 4 south bound with times 6:40 p m and 4 05 a m. The document notes August 22 1909 as effective date and includes line numbers and garbled OCR characters.
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Oregon
Acacia department notes and town items in Dillon
Local column records visitors and residents in Dillon including Hugh McCaleb in Salmon City and Mrs J W Scott from Armstead. Notes on sales, guild meetings, auctions, and business moves. Public and social events span schools, churches, and local trades, with items on wear, transportation, and local commerce.
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Hugh McCaleb
Salmon City
Atlantic Street
J. W. Scott
Armstead
Local News From Wisdom Basin Highlights Births Marriages and Roads
Eliel Bros. of Dillon rep Martin Innes visits Wisdom on semi annual trip. Deer campers Potts and Worcester bring in three deer. Lane and road work improve post office area with praise for C. W. Francis and Weldon Else. Agnes Williams and Herbert Armitage wed in Butte. couple to live at Armitage ranch near Bristow after honeymoon in Utah.
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George Woodworth
Butte
Beaverhead County
Big Hole Basin
Deer Lodge Valley
Deer Lodge
Woodworth
Conley & McTague
N. J. Bielenberg
Big Hole
Stanchfield Ranch
The
Standard
Martin Innes
Eliel Bros
Dillon
Wisdom
J. W. Potts
Howard Worcester
Joe
Howard
Breezes
C. W. Francis
Weldon Else
Agnes Mary Williams
Herbert Stanchfield Armitage
F. H. Gwynne
G. A. Willams
the Breezes
Cumberland
England
Wisdom Drug & Clothing Cos
W. A. Armitage
Basin
Utah
Armitage Ranch
Bristow
Democratic nominee Tower visits to drum up clerk race
Lee S. Tower from Sheridan spent a day here to boost his candidacy for clerk and recorder. The Madisonian calls him a splendid young man, well qualified, popular in Sheridan where he served as schools principal for five years, and says he should be elected.
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Lee S. Tower
Sheridan
Tower
Madisonian
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