Classified Rates and Notices from the Examiner
The 1910 notice lists advertising rates and policies for the Examiner including 10 cents per line for first insertions and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. It covers church festivals fairs dances suppers with admission or profit, obituary poetry charged at 6 cents per line, and letters to the editorial and business offices.
Oregon Short Line Time Table Details
Time table notice effective August 22 1909 lists train numbers 1 3 northbound and 2 4 southbound with ambiguous times noted around 6 40 p m and 4 05 p m and scattered unreadable text suggesting section references and fare figures.
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Oregon
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Local Notices and Social Roundup in Dillon
Dillon locals attend dances visits and school events across the week. Notables include Arthur Conger returning from Anaconda, Rita Brundage and Miss Olga Johnson joining high school and Powell county politics, and news of sales, travel, and a Buick shipment through Montana Auto Supply.
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Rita Brundage
Centennial Valley
Olga Johnson
the Normal College
Powell County
Ellis Rupert
Anaconda
Dillon
Rupert
Elsie Gilchrist
Normal College
Local items mix travel, fishing and a fast auto feat
Mrs Susan Clark and relatives ride Friday train to Dillon while Don Reed jokes about moonlit sales after clerks lose the gasoline plant combo. Idaho fish distribution appointees oversee stream hatcheries. Salmon crowd buys lots and standard subscriptions rise. A 40 hp Buick did 50 miles in two hours twenty-one minutes from Salmon to Leadore, challenging the G and P flyer.
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Leadore
Salmon
H. P. Buick
Hamner
Mahaffrey
Plummer
E. J Hamner
G. & P.flyer
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Smith McKnight
Dell
Ed Smith
Butte
Nels Nelson
Guild Hall
Arthur Conger
Poindexter
Earl Smith
The
Montana Auto Supply Company
Dr. Dawes
Idaho and
Glendale Streets
Wm. Bernstein
Rochester, Minn
E. M. Geary
Melvyn Weenink
Billings
Polytechnic Institute of
City Express & Coal Company
C. W. Scott
Frank Swartz
Blaine Rancher
H. F. Best
Old State Bank
Bannack
Montana Streets
Igy
Henry Burfiend
Bozeman
State. Agricultural College
Paris
Helena
Idaho
Emerson Hughes
Scenic
Clay Patterson, Jr
Frank Rife
Upper Medicine Lodge
Priday
Frank Andrus
Lemhj County
Missoula
Tom Landers
Lima
Clinton Wylie
May Hanson
Cleo Harrison
Hyrum Brundage
Chicago
Dillon Coal and Transfer Co
Earl Main
Junction
Mesdames Scott
Armstead
LaGrande Young
Salt Lake City
Wellington Dawes
Oakland
California
Henry Melton
Ann Arbor
Juanita Thomas
Charles Thomas
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Charles Bennington
W. J. Hain
Bennington
Frank Landon
Zetta Carter
Hugh McCaleb
Lloyd Barnett
Landon
Rhet Rathbone
R. R. Rathbone
Tacoma
Ira Sanders
Diamond
A. D. LaDue and Son
Laverne, Minn
LaDue
Pearl Banning
Frank Hall
Rattlesnake Valley
Hall Ranch
Emma Rugg
Gilbert
Buick
Messrs. Darnutzer and Linder
Madison County
Big Hole Basin
Dr. Doty
Mrs. Warren Flager
Deer Lodge
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George Woodworth
F. A. Hazelbaker
Henry Olsen of
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Denmark
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Henrietta Weins
Miss Loss
Racine
Wisconsin
Weins
Ben Froman
J. E. Morse
Highland
Bristow
Don Albee
Basin
Prof. Norville
Miss Setwart
James Pinkerton
Jackson
Chas
Mrs. Norville
Hugh
Waterloo
Wisdom
Mr. Norville
Teacher’s Institute
Susan Clark
Sam Shelley
George Shelley
Don Reed
Old Reliable
Don
Q. L. Webb
W. B. Horn
Ned Carmichael
Dr. O. Kimball
Fish Commissioner of
Lemhi
Sam
Washington
U. S
Tribune Book
Dillion
Yorick Club
Vesper ‘Club
Riverhead
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Atlanta
Los Angeles- Phoenix
Buick Automobile Co
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