Dillon Examiner Advertising Rates and Notices
Local column lists rates for reading notices at 20 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business locals cost 10 cents per line for first insertion and 0.8 cents per line for subsequent. Standing ads available on application. Editorial and business management letters go to The Dillon Examiner. Church festivals and similar events with fundraising ads charged at 5 cents per line. Car of thanks and obituary poetry priced at 5 cents per line.
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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Mixed Train Schedules Fragment
Fragmentary timetable notes show numbered trains with directions and times including north and south bound services. The legible items list No 3 north bound at 12:12 p.m. and No 4 south bound at 2:03 a.m with additional unclear references to East and West routes.
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South Bound
Local Dillon Notices and Visitor Glimpses
Dillon brief items record various visitors and local chatter. Alexander Christie of Butte visited Dillon early in the week, while Miss Irma Stone was in Butte. A long list notes residents and guests from Wisdom, Logan, Argenta, Leadore, and Idaho Falls, with mentions of professions, travels, and small business notes.
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Alexander Christie
Butte
Miss Irma Stone
Mary Graeter
Argenta
Dillon
William Climer
Leadore
Idaho
Real Estate Transfers and Patents for Week Ended September 13
Listing of land transfers and patents including United States to Montana county lands, 7000 acres. US to George Edinger 80.24 acres on Dillon beach. Aztec Land and Cattle 80 acres on upper Black Tail Deer creek. Various warranty, quitclaim, and mining deeds involving Wisdom, Big Hole Basin, and Vipond district with nominal or $1 considerations. Public notices include homestead and water rights declarations and quartz claim locations by multiple parties.
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United States
Montana
George Edinger
Dillon
Aztec Land & Cattle Company
Black Tail Deer Creek
Sarah A. Lewis
Joseph O. Williams
Lima
C. W. Francis
Ivy Armitage
Wisdom
Mose D. Jardine
J. T. Armitage
M. L. Jardine
J.T. Armitage
Ull
Mary KE. Walker
Bales Jones Company
Big Hole Basin
Jones Land Cattle Company
Robert H. Jones
Robert L. Maxey
John Wold
H. J. Clifford
Atlas
Vipond
State of Owne
I. Ellis
Jardine
Grouse Creek
Isaac Idinger
Canyon Creek
Divide
Geo. Edmoston
Fred Randolph
Prospectors discover lead rich mineral zone near Fishtrap Creek
W C Siderfin of Butte reports a sample from the Fishtrap Creek area shows 51 percent lead with silver and traces of gold and copper. Locators with Governor Allen discuss the Boston & Montana Development and Butte Wisdom & Pacific plans as exploration remains hindered by terrain and transportation.
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W. C. Siderfin
Butte
Robert
Worchester
Fishtrap Creek
Rockies
Butte, Wisdom & Pacific Railway
Boston & Montana Development Company
Arthur Lerhham
The
State Savings Bank
Boston & Stantana
Butte, Wisdom & Pacific Co
Local Notables Move and School Arrivals in Big Hole
Tony Bell nephew of Charley Bell takes athletic instructor post at Tacoma High School. C Mr. McFarlin becomes bachelor as wife and two sons move to Dillon for the term. George Woodworth departs for Lexington Kentucky to resume studies at the Kentucky Military Institute.
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Tony Bell
Charley Bell
Wisdom
Tacoma
Mr. McFarlin
Bachelors
Dillon
George Woodworth
Lyndon
Kentucky Military Institute
Cowboys Compete For Riding Honor At Pendleton Round-Up
Pendleton Ore Sept 18 A H K McCormack of Cheyenne Wyo tied for world finals riding title atop Long Tom in a dramatic draw that awarded him the championship. Rog Cavin of Caldwell Idaho and C Cough of Fire Oregon also claimed shares as thirty five thousand spectators watched in the arena. Bertha Blancett of Los Angeles won the woman champion relay cow girl rider title while Nettie Hawn of Fresno Calif upset her for the world cow girls bucking crown. Wallie Padgett Cheyenne set a new bulldogging record of six seconds and Ed McCarty Cheyenne captured steer roping in 27 seconds.
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Pendleton
Ore
A. H K. McCormack
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rog Cavin
Caldwell
Idaho
C. C. Cough
Fire
Oregon
McCormack
Bertha Blancett
Los Angeles
Mrs. Blancett
Sam
Nettie Hawn
Frenso
Cal
Snake
Wallie Padgett
Ed McCarty
Helena
Bids Sought for Finish Hardware at Beaverhead HS Auxiliary
Notice dated October 8 1918 calls for sealed bids to furnish finish hardware for Beaverhead County High School auxiliary building in Dillon Montana. Bids due by January 1 1914 with a $100 certified check, samples and quantities guaranteed. The Board reserves right to reject all bids and forfeiture applies if bidder fails to enter contract. Margaret Ross clerk.
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First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County High School
Board of Trustees
Beaverhead County
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North Bound
Pride of Dillon
Tattersall’s
R. KR. Rathbone
New White Block
Montana Street
Burt Adams Lower
Butte High School
G. FE
Jewel
Charles H. Strowbridge
Red
Montana Auto Supply Co
J. B. Poindexter
Helen
Everton
Seaview
Wash
R. B. Nuckolls
State Savings Bank of
Madison Dyer
Beaverhead
George H. Stewart
Thelma
Bessie
Alice of Wisdom
Logan
Utah
Martha Melvyn
Idaho Falls
AV. W. Jamesson
Edward Duff
Pipestone Springs
Forsgren & Thomas
Maggie Edie
Walter Grimes
Butce
Harry EK. Andrus
Dell
B.T. Stanton
Bozeman
Paul Stanton
Fielding L. Graves
Bannack
William Roe
Anson Baxter
John W. Lusher
Buhl
B. T. Stanton
Frank Sharp
Jerome H. Sharp
Pasadena
Charles Perry
P. P. Vreeland
Innes Ranch
Carl Innes
W. R. Allen
Anaconda
Elkhorn Mines
Forest Service
A.D. LaDue
Ira Sanders
Blaine
First National Bank of
Diamond QC Ranch
Twin Bridges Fair
Williams
Malad
Sanders
Smith
Grey Eagle Extension Lode
Dark Horse
Buckhorn Lode
W. W. Baker
Iver Hanson
From
Big Hole News
Allen
Elkhorn Mining District
Carl Huntley
Gus Swanson
Burt Canseld
Wim, Montgomery
Trail Creek Country
Big Hole
Gall
State Bank OF Dillon
Dodds Transfer
H. H. Soper
Dillon Garriage
J. B. Mayfield
Washington and
Helena Streets
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