Reading Rates and Advertising Terms Listed
A Reading notice details advertising charges: 20 cents per line for the first insertion and S cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals pay 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Rates for standing advertisements are available on request. Letters to the editorial department or business management should be addressed to the ExAMINER.
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Examiner
Tay Dit
CON Examiner
Train directions and delays from a damaged page
Fragmented OCR shows rail lines with numbered directions, times, and stations. Entries mention No 1 North Bound at 212 p.m., No 3 North Bound with S500, East Bound No 2 South Bend at 9230 p, and No 4 South Bound at 2:03 a.m. indicating a chaotic timetable snippet.
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North Bound
South Bend
South Bound
St James Guild Silent This Week In Dillon
Local notes report no meeting of the St James Guild this week. Several Dillon residents are noted traveling visiting or returning from Helena Seattle Billings and Spokane. A Presbyterian service resumes next Sunday with hopes for a large congregation.
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St. James Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Big Hole News mentions visiting dignitaries and local incidents
B N Stevenson and party visited Wisdom with Dillon and Helena acquaintances. Pioneer diggings fame and past treasury stock days are recalled. News notes a mule theft warning linked to branded stock and missing C D horse. A social invitation from Bob and Mrs Jones is declined due to business.
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Alva Hall
Treasury
Notice for sale of Harrisons Hotel in Dillon
Harrisons Hotel in Dillon advertised for sale at the lowest figures before the 20th. The property valued at 3000 dollars is offered as a fine home for the debt party and to go East for health. This notice promotes acquisition of the finest local dwelling.
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Harrisons Hotel
Dillon
Progress in Wisdom electrification and fair preparations
Mrs Wm Hayden of Seattle and family visit Wisdom as the town plans a new electric power plant to replace coal oil lamps. Gus Swanson leads a young valley company with Hal Brown supervising. poles, foundations, and machinery are being readied for a sixty day install. A regional fair in Helena runs September 22 to 27 with exhibits on dairy equipment, milking tests, and multiple outdoor attractions.
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Jack Frost
Wisdom
Gus Swanson
Big Hole
Hal Brown
Ingineer Brown
Beaverhead County To Send Special Train To State Fair
Beaverhead county plans a six Pullman special train for 250 residents to attend the state fair in Helena on Sept 28. The trip is organized by I A Shewe of the Short Line who reports Beaverhead leads in automobile numbers except Silver Bow. Residents in Dillon welcome visitors by opening lawns and flowers to travelers.
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Silver Bow County
Beaverhead County
I. A. Shewe
Short Line
Dillon
Helena
Beaverhead
Shewe
Butte Post
Montana state fair opens entries for all divisions
Helena Montana August 26 1913 Special Entries for all divisions of the Montana state fair are arriving at the secretary A J Breitenstein office Farmers seek early filing to secure stall space for stock and display areas for grains vegetables fruit will be shown in a new horticulture building The Montana State Fish Commission will exhibit with a fish exhibit car arranged by E P Mathewson
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Dasty
Sharpless Separator Company
de Laval Separator Company
Breitenstein
Montana
Orpheum Eireit
Helena
A. J. Breitenstein
Montana State Fish Commission
E. P. Mathewson
Big Prizes For Big Potatoes At Montana State Fair
The Montana State Fair offers 563 in potato prizes with Lindsay & Co of Helena providing 50 in gold for the best 100 pound sack with the fewest potatoes. Three other prizes accompany ten more for the five largest spuds, all during the Helena fair from September 22 to 27.
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Montana
Northern Pacific Railroad
East
Lindsay & Co
Helena
Courses Offered in Livestock Production at Montana College
Montana aims to become a leading livestock and dairy state as hundreds of farmers join annually. The Animal Industry Department highlights stallion registration and dairy bills, with new courses beginning December 29 at Stevensville and January 21 at Bozeman for buttermakers and dairy stock handling. A bulletin with breeder addresses will be distributed January 1, 1914.
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Montana
Department of Animal Industry
The
Agricultural College
Stevensville
Bozeman
Horsemen of Montana
R. W. Clark
Profes
Sor of the Animal Industry Agri cultural College
A fragment from the Animal Industry Agricultural College text references a degree or program title. The readable portion mentions agricultural study and institutional affiliation, implying a scholarly context within animal industry education.
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Sor
Agricultural College
Real Estate Guide for Centennial Valley Listings
M W Bucy, real estate man of Lakeview Montana, offers locating homesteads and desert land entries in Centennial valley. He advertises free government land, water access, buying and selling farms and ranches, and invites readers to list their ranch.
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Centennial Valley
M. W. Bucy
Lakeview
Mont
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Lewis Penwell
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C. G. Gilster
Bedrock
Louise Clougox
Yeamans Book Store
Mary Bennett
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Guy Gray
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Louise Stamm
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Anaconda
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Ilein
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Mrs. Hawley Selway
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Jucy Brearley
Rockford, Jr
Isaac Rife
Eleanor Poindexter
Long Beach
Manse Society
George M. Mast
South Pacific Street
Elizabeth Sutherland
Jessie Poindexter
Miss Sutherland
Lewistown
Miss Poindexter
Harlowtown
Charles Phillips
Mary Hester Phillips
Miss Phillips
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Mr. Phillips
Chicago
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Prof Burner
Bob
Dewolde and
Edwards
Melvin and
Kent
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N. EK. Stone
C. E. Constant
Mr. Stevenson
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
Mrs. Morris
Mr. Young
Grover Albertson
Jep
Mill Creek
Geo. Woodworth
Bob Jones
Orip
College of Suggess
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State Bank OF Dillon
Remington
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West Broadway
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Dillon Garriage
J. B. Mayfield
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Tribune Book
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