Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner Notice Column
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for local notices. First insertion 2 cents per line, 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business notices 10 cents per line for first portion, 8 cents per line for each subsequent portion. Standing ads available on request. Card of thanks 5 cents per line. Obituary poetry 5 cents per line.
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Tax Dillon Examiner
Oregon Short Line Time Table June 1905 North South Bounds
Time table entries show north bound trains No 7 and No 9 with morning and noon departures and south bound No 10 and No 8 with afternoon and evening departures. The schedule reflects the June 1 1905 effective date for the Oregon Short Line.
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Oregon
Oes Cove
Dillon Busy Week Sees Many Visits and Local News
Dillon hosts a flurry of visitors and community updates this week with residents from Butte Dell Jackson and Virginia City in town for business and social calls. News includes births, dances, church events, and local commerce notes plus rail and telegraph connections and upcoming entertainments.
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Gibert Wheat
Virginia City
Dillon
George Whitworth
Dell
Reward for information on cabin break in Carter Creek theft
I offer 50 dollars for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of those who broke into my cabin on Carter Creek and stole three horses. The horses are a white saddle horse branded circle C on the left thigh, a sorrel saddle horse branded triangle on the left shoulder, and a brown horse with a stripe on the face and two white front legs branded lazy eighty eight on the left shoulder.
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Carter Creek
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E. B. Roe
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Miss Pearl Ward
St. Mary’s Academy
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Joe A. Browne
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Miss May Hansen
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J. B. McKinney
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Henry Gringer
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H. W. Tilden
C. L. Miller
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Sam Peterton
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John Orrig
J. K. Monroe
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Lima
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F. P. Birrer
George Gleed
W.W. J. Crowell
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Edwin Coffin
Frank H. Cooney
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Thomas Lewis
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Charles Perry
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C. B. Vaughn
Bell Telephone Company
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R. V. Sebree
Dr. F. M. Poindexter
John Gaylord
Bloody Dick
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Faye
Fern Scott
Claremont
California
Pomona College
Clarence Brown
Fr. T. Brown
Yellowstone Park
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
General Transfer
Steve Cook
Sage Creek
David Robb
Pacific Street
McDonald
American Brotherhood of Yeomen
Red Men’s Hall
Dart Hall
Dewey
A. M. Madison
F. &. Ballinger
Migs Ballinger
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R. P. Smith
Helena
Montana Wesleyan University
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George Romeine
Big Bole Basin
Emery Keller
H J, Thompson
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Misa Winnie Dillon
Arthur Jordan
Dern
Iron Rod
Madison Monitor
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Ben Dunbar
Ruby Simpson
Fred Nelson
Big Hole
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Normal College
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Dr. Martin
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Lodge
Occident Lodge
Knights of Phythias Lodge
Delta Lodge
Dora Thorne
E. O. Sewlay
J. Haines
Mr.Selway
Louisa Degan
Denver
Laramie
Matt Orr
Mr. Orr
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Sheriff’s Office
Tribune Store
Dillon People
Beaverhead
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A. €. Gruwell
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Shire Stallions
Poindexter & Orr Live Stock Co
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Budweiser Beer
Pure Princess Strain White Leghorn Cocks
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