Reading notices and rates in the 1903 Examiner column
The Sept 9 1903 issue outlines rates for reading notices at two cents per line for the first insertion and fifteen cents per line for subsequent insertions. It lists business locals charges and notes that standing advertisement rates are available on request. It also specifies addresses for editorial and business inquiries and details pricing for notices of sympathy and obituaries.
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Train Schedule Fragments Reflect 1901 Timetable
Fragmentary OCR shows south bound No 10 leaving at 4:40 PM and north bound No 8 at 4:03 PM effective Nov 3 1901 with missing station names and letters obscured in text. The snippet hints at a railroad timetable update for a Midwest line.
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South Bound
North Bound
USA
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Local notes from Dillon residents and visitors
Dillon gossip lists local residents and guests with movements to Butte Missoula Helena and Deer Lodge. Names include Dr W C Bagley Mrs Millie Coffin Mrs C W Scott J W Lusher and George Kunzman among others with updates on offices, schools, and business.
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Millie Coffin
Argenta Lakes
Butte
Dr Asa Willard Elected President Of Osteopaths
Dr Asa Willard of Dillon was elected president at the Montana Osteopathic Association annual meeting in Helena. The three day event included papers on Appendicitis Hygiene and Diet Professional Ethics and Women’s Diseases with a Broadwater supper. Attendees included Inez F Brown Great Falls Hogesett Butte Beattie Lewistown Strong Mahaffay and others.
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Asa Willard
Helena
Montana Osteopathic Association
Grandon
Broadwater
Dillon
J. C. Burton
Missoula
S. B. McClelland
Boulder
Inez F. Brown
Great Falls
R. V. Hogesett
Butte
I. M. Beattie
Lewistown
E. V. Strong
C. W. Mahaffay
Dillon City Tax Levy Set for 1903 Total
City Clerk John S. Baker reports a 1903 tax levy of 1,036,080 dollars for Dillon. The Ed Cushing park party returned home Wednesday evening after a thoroughly enjoyed outing.
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Dillon
John S. Baker
Ed Cushing Park
Walter Hoyt Pleads Guilty in Horse Cruelty Case
Walter Hoyt was charged with cruelly beating a horse belonging to A L Anderson. After trial and witness testimony, Hoyt changed his plea to guilty and was fined 25 dollars by Judge Rich, with Sheriff Gist supervising.
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Walter Hoyt
Anderson
Hoyt
S M Skelton Reports Strong Hay Crop at Big Hole Basin
S M Skelton, a respected resident of the Big Hole basin, visited the county seat to handle business. He notes that the hay crop exceeded average and that this favorable condition is widespread. Ranchers have yet to arrange feed, though many good cattle are available and purchases are expected over the next six weeks as snow approaches.
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Robert Roberts
Lima
Mr. Roberts
Shineberger
S. M. Skelton
Big Hole Basin
Eame
Watseka Gold Mining suit dismissed after release of attachment
An attachment against Watseka Gold Mining Company was released in district court yesterday after $62 was paid. The suit by Butte Sampling Works was filed recently. property at Watseka in Rochester was levied. The sheriff reported the attachment released by order of McBride and McBride on motion, and the case was dismissed.
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Watseka Gold Mining Company
Butte
Watseka Company
Rochester
Sheriff's Office
McBride & McBride
Miner
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Oregon Short Line
C. M. Eddy
St. James Guild
Mra. George Comatock
Manne Society
Mra. F. C. Kress
LeMarche
Glendale
W. C. Bagley
Silver Bow County
Euphemia Innes
J. BE. Monroe
Billings
County Institute
Carrie R. Squire
the Normal College
Lewis and Clarke Institute
W. L. Dougals
Golden Rule
Eugene Poidexter
St. Louis
Judge Landers
Thomas Landers
Livingston
Opal
Leslie Thompson
Lenore
Twin Bridges
John Bishop
S.S. Patterson
Earl Patterson
Baynton
Massachusetts
Hurley Leach Ranch
Blacktail
Charles A. McGuire
George W. French
Helmeville
Montana
Assescor
Beardsley
George Metlen
Buite
Royal Stock
Dart Hdw. Co
D E. Metlen
Horee Prairie Ranch
Milton Hayes
Polaris
A. G. Williams
Ontario
Canada
Mrs. Williams
Dilton
E. G. Innes
James Shearer
Clyde Anderson
George A. Smith
Correctionville
Iowa
J. W. Lusher
C. C. Hill
Madison County
Dan Nicholls
Bannack
N. M. Standaher
Bedrock
Idaho
M. Frazelle
Kansas
Hudwell
French
Aand
J. B. McKinney
Ellen Meehan
Marquette
Michigan
George Tash
Buffalo Gulch
Key West
George Kunzman
Bannack Street
Kunzman
W. V. Kingsbury
Metlen
Yeaman
Elizabeth
Yearian
Dr. Whitwell
Salmon
William Roe
Terre Haute
Ind
Rose Stamm
Little Stamm
Milwaukee
Wis
Wesley McCollom
Unionville
Charley McCollom
Deer Lodge
William Spearin
Charley
Austin McColllom
Copper Flat Irrigation Company of
Yellowstone River
Brockway Coulee
Crow Indian Reservation
Montana Mercantile CO
Montana Mercantile GO
Seerer
T. J. Farley
Wwe
L. D. Grae
Farley Grocery Co
MT House
Burlington
Eave
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
Kananas City
St. Louie
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Second South ST
R. F. Neslen
Salt Lake City
Jim Crown
Dillon Examiner
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