Rates for local notices in the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates: 20 cents per line for first insertion, 36 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals priced at 10 cents per line first insertion, 8 cents per line for following insertions. Standing ads priced on application. Church festival and similar notices charged at 10 cents per line. Card of Thanks at 1 cent per word. Items from in town and nearby areas note travelers, visitors, and residents with names such as Joe Dowling, Dave Burke, B. W. Emmerick, Stella Knotts, Constance Barrett, Mrs. W. B. Carter, Mrs. Willard Green, Lew Holt, Bernard Bauton, Mrs. John Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Numerous visitors and residents noted in Dillon social log
The Dillon town notes a string of visitors from Butte Seattle Detroit and beyond. Residents travel to Helena for the state fair while others return from trips to Glacier National Park Iowa Rochester Minn and the Big Hole basin. A birth is recorded at home and local events include hotel improvements and a stock judging trip to Bozeman.
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B. W. Emmerick
Monida
Charles Martin
Helena
John Innes
Arlée
RE. P. Sullivan
R. C. McChord
Bozeman
Montana Agricultural College
Dillon Examiners Twenty Years Ago Items
Twenty years ago the Dillon Examiner reports citizens subscribed over 300 for new band instruments costing about 500, with plans to rename the Dillon brass to the Dillon Silver Corner band. The city tax rate is 2 mills, lowest in the state, and the city is debt free with cash finances. The State Normal faculty received state institute instructor certificates, Euchre club formed, and stock bounty fraud case against J W Fetzer proceeds in district court. County officials surveyed Divide for Montana Power project with road and bridge safety measures. Dillon high school gains accredited status, enabling graduates to enter state schools without exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon ‘Brass Band
Dillon Silver Corner Band
Dillon
State Board of Education
State Normal Faculty
Hull
Public Schools
Euchre Club
G. T. Paul
Geo. W. French
Armstead News Roundup Includes Dances and Departures
Joe Golobick left for Butte while E Metlen was a Dillon visitor. Mr Gray becomes O S L depot operator. Ed Metcalf heads to Alaska with Landers. Gray and Mrs. Gray toured from Three Forks to Armstead as guests of Mrs George Martin. Red Cross dance draws many from Dillon. Luncheon by local Red Cross ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Metcalf
Armstead
Alaska
Mr. Landers
Mrs. Gray
Three Forks
George Martin
Dillon
Joe Wedum
Wesley Brigham
Mr. Scott
Red Cross
Dilton
Red Cross Chapter
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Tattergall
Joe Dowling
Dell
Dave Burke
Salt Lake City
Stella Knotts
Bannack
Constance Barrett
Grant
W. B. Carter
Walter Brealey
Alder
Willard Green
Sage Creek Basin
Lew Holt
Bernard Bauhton
Boise
Idaho
Dannie Bauhton
the Normal
John Rogers
Debuque
Iowa
Morris O’bryan
J. Thorkelson
Butte
T. A. Gregg
W. S. Hartzell
Seattle, Wash
F. M. Carr
Neils Danskow
Sidney
Montana
Price Townsend
Glacier National Park
Jos. T. Beaman
San Francisco
Dc. L. Hamilton
Los Angeles
California
C. W. Madson
Detroit, Mich
Mary Burke
Alfred Ball
Lewistown, Mont
A. C. Miller
O. J. Wedum
Jack Filley
Chicago
Metlen
Mooney
du Boise, Idaho
George Gray
Millpoint
Charles Wortham
Mrs. W. B. Hartwig
Mr. Burke
South Pacific Street
George Banks
Henry Burfiend
Bates
Armatead
Fort Benton
T. F. Jenkins
Sheridan
W. T. Morrison
Fred Finch
A. F. Waldorf
Loretta Miller
Fred Hale
Charles Enlow
Justin Brundage
Rochester, Minn
James Lindsay
Orlando White
Arco
Warren Sutherland
South Carolina
Jack Paddock
Big Hole Basin
Faye Erwin
T. EB. Luebben
Claude Phillips
Magnus Hospital
T. B., Gray
George Shambow
Centennial Valley
Anna Sweet
T. N. of
Great Falls
Frank Hazelbaker
Chas. Wilson
E. H. Brundage
Omaha
John E. Shipman
H. J. Daniels
R. E. Foster
Ira Patridge
C. B. Crampton
G. G. Brownback
J. R. Quimby
Jean and
Elveretta Langdort
Big Hole
Parley Shouvers
Como
Medon
Poindexter
Bond
Divide
Montana Power Company
Dillon High School
Dillon School
Link’s Business College
ARMY
W. H. Coppedge
Idaho St
Boise, Idaho
A. L. Stone
Sident
W. A. Graeter
Cashier
Joe Golobick
Vr. E. Metlen
Dillon Satur
Mrs. Brigham
Genevieve Metlen
Mr. Gray
S. L
Joe
Dale Metlen
Grasshopper Valley
W. M. Stinson
Edgar Rife
Housewives
Crystal Laundry
Montana and
Sebree
Beaverhead Mercantile Company
Creamery Company
Butte, Mont
Mr. Farmer
Mr.Stockman
Farmers’ Magazine
Beaverhead State Bank
Dillon Carriage Works
Washington and Helena Streets
E. W. Bell
Prop
Mont
First National Bank
Banking Service
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
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