Rates of Advertising in Dillon Examiner 1903
The Sept 2 1903 Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for local columns with 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents for each subsequent insertion. Business locals cost 10 cents for first line and 18 cents for each following line. Notices of church festivals fairs and dances with admission or profit are 5 cents per line. Board of thanks and obituary notices are 5 cents per line.
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Dillon Examiner
Opriryary Pogtny
Transit schedule fragment for November 3 1901
Fragmentary timetable data notes southbound departure around 4 40 pm and northbound at 3 54 pm with related adjustments. The text appears as a partial Horary line from a historical rail schedule.
Local notes report visits and events around Dillon
Dillon residents and visitors fill the week with church and social activities. Nurses, engineers, ranchers, and students appear in town for business, schooling, and summer work as Governor Toole appoints delegates and mines shift toward development.
Reverend Smith Delivers First Helena Sermon
The Rev. R. P. Smith former Dillon pastor now leading St. Paul's M E church in Helena preached his first sermon there today. A large congregation attended and lauded his able effort with many congratulations. He succeeds the Rev. C. L. Bovard now stationed in Butte.
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Helena
Gaya
R. P. Smith
Dillon
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Smith
Mr. Smith
C. L. Bovard
Butte
Watseka Troubles Adjusted
Carlton H Hand of Watseka Mining returned from the east to Rochester where the company operates and then to Butte. He announced that within a week the company’s affairs would be straightened out and the attachment levied by F A Heinze would be released to end the dispute.
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Carlton H. Hand
Watseka Mining Company
Butte
Rochester
F. A. Heinze
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