Rates of advertising in the Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists local reading notices at 2 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business solos are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for others. Standing advertisement rates available on request.
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Notices of Church Festivals and Suppers Ad Rates
Notices of church festivals fairs dancing parties suppers and similar events charging admission or selling fancy articles will be billed at six cents per line. Cards or thanks and obituary notices cost five cents per line.
Train schedule fragment from August 22 1909
A historical timetable snippet lists North Bound and South Bound trains with numbered services and times, including No 1 North Bound at 2:15 p.m and No 2 South Bound at 6:40 p.m, alongside garbled ciphers that suggest station codes or symbols.
Local Dillon News Roundup Before Winter
Dillon area notes visitors residents and events from Lima Blaine and Deer Lodge. Highlights include obliquely dated social visits, a St James guild bazaar December 8 1910, theater and dance plans at Dart Hall, road and coal ads and a kidnapping arrest case in Whitehall with custody dispute details.
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St. James Guild
St. James Hall
Land outlook in Big Hole basin boosts settlement and ranch profits
T J Murray returns from Spokane after renomination to the Beaverhead legislature. A visitors' report from Wisdom's farmers institute praises Bozeman instructors on hay land methods. Montana Oreway mining prospects excite stockholders as 265 feet of tunnel progress is noted at the Big Hole basin site.
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T. J. Murray
Spokane
Mr. Murray
Beaverhead
Missoula
Farmers’ Institute
Bozeman
Linfield
Big Hole
Montana Oreway Mining Company
Venison feasts and town growth mark Leadore Sunday
The Leadore Standard reports Webb the Deer Slayer and Earl Main the future mayor busy on venison trails. A dozen guests dined at the Junction hotel as Gilmore plans a new town hotel and large store building rises with lumber demand growing in Swan basin. The county debates detective expenses in gambling cases and warns County Attorney O Brien to halt costly prosecutions with bond threats.
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G. L. Webb
Earl Main
Leadore
Frienorff
Gilmore
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Gilmore Mercantile Company
Bard
Friedorff
Swan Basin
Board of County Commissioners
Swayne Agency
Kingsbury of
Salmon
O’brien
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