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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
3
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for notices and business columns. Rates begin at 90 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions with regional rates for other sections and standing advertisements available on application.
Notices of church events such as festivals fairs dancing parties suppers and related fundraisers will be charged at five cents per line. Advertisement codes QOaRp or TKB also priced at five cents per line. Obituary poetry listings identical rate.
Fragmentary OCR lists train lines numbered No 1 No 3 No 2 and No 4 with directions North Bound or South Bound and unclear times like 1:20 p.m. 4:58 p.m. 4:18 p.m. The readable items mention train numbers and directions with missing context or legible station identifiers.
Local items describe Miss Bertha Findsley visiting her aunt Miss Ruth Allerton and Mrs. Matt Orr hosting the St James guild. Dillon figures include Dr. Rathbone dentist, KE Selway business, Deputy Stone in town, and a growing St James parish home project. Community notices cover rail travel, a fire department demonstration, church guild entertainments, and town visitors from Armstead to Madison county.
Two brick cottages are for sale at 235 Sebree Street. Interested buyers inquire at the address provided.
Situation Wanted. Man and wife seek employment on a ranch. Woman skilled cook. Man willing to do any kind of work. Address M. C. R. Box 637 Dillon Montana.
The notice advertises two brick cottages for sale located at 235 Sebree Street with inquiry details. The terse fragment indicates available housing in a local property listing.
News arrives from Wisdom of the death of Mrs. John C. Paddock aged 53 in Michigan City after an operation. She left Wisdom for the cast with her husband seeking relief from climate. The body returns for interment, and mourners include four sons and three daughters. Mrs. Paddock was an early Basin settler.
Farmers at Cascade County have formed a weekly market in Great Falls and will establish a formal farmers organization. They plan a permanent free delivery feature and aim to run sales to please all, noting growing attendance from a few sellers to twenty at last week’s market with reasonable meat and vegetable prices.
The Buick line sweeps all classes at the Lookout Mountain hill climb, beating fifteen entries. Buick drivers and machines prevailed with power and reliability, offering a convincing case to buyers to choose a proven car that performs.
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