Rates of advertising and notices for Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner lists rates for advertising and notices in a local column. Rates include 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents for each subsequent insertion, with business locals at 10 cents per line first and 8 cents per line thereafter. Church festival notices with admission or profit items are 6 cents per line, with obituaries and thank you poetry at 5 cents per line.
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Xaminer
Dillon Examiner
Montana
Train timetable fragment notes 1901 schedule
In effect Nov 3 1901 No 4 south bound leaves north bound 7 ab ob 46. The readable snippet records a railway timetable change with line numbers and departure notes for a 1901 schedule.
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South Bound
Local notables and visitors populate Dillon area news
Dillon era notes report visits by Redrock residents Miss Mamie Massie Henry D Hildreth and others. Sightings include Gus Wenger Edgar Ferris J H Hall and many locals in town for business and social calls. Widespread chatter covers road work residence moves and the Missoula land office desert proof by W D Mitchell.
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Missoula
W. D. Mitchell
Big Hole Basin
Governor White forecasts Montana fair scale and costs
Governor B. F. White of Dillon, former speaker, returns from St. Louis and predicts a huge Montana fair with at least 40 million dollars in costs, double Chicago's. The Midway plaisance becomes the Pike in St. Louis and 5 million in concessions are secured. Admissions are 25 cents, daily visits near 1,000, with hotel and rail capacity strained.
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B. F. White
Dillon
Montana
St. Louis
Chicago
Governor White
Midway Plaisance
St. Louia
The
Pike
Brotherhood of St Andrew Convention Fare Notice
Denver Colorado October 7 11 1903 conventions tickets issued October 5 6 7 regular first class fare plus two dollars round trip with ten day transit limit continuous passage and final date October 31 1903 agent S Carruthers announces arrangements
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Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew
Denver
Colo
Suit to recover $500 bond from Lewis Gerland and bondsmen
The county attorney filed suit in district court to recover a $500 bond Gerland forfeited when he fled to Germany to avoid grand larceny charges. Bondsmen are J. L. Weiser and August Wenger. Gerland allegedly killed a beef owned by Nels Nelson near the Big Hole basin. he left for the old country after selling his property. The case, filed Saturday, is expected to settle soon once bondsmen grasp the situation.
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Lewis Gerland
Gerland
Germany
J. L. Weiser
August Wenger
Fox
Nels Nelson
Landeau
Old Country
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Royal Stock
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Gus Wenger
Edgar Ferris
Medicine Lodge
J. H. Hall
Bedrock
Virginia City
Henry Fritter
Lima
Hattie Dart
P. W. Baker
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Alvin DeWitt
George E. Jewell
Herman Jackson
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Sam Zeurtzman
Nine Mile House
Max Codden
Pastore Paper Company
DilJlon
Leon
Father van den. Broeck
G. W. Dart Hdw. Co
W. L. Dougals
Golden Rule
Big Hole
Frank M. Andrews
Mother
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John S. Baker
J. C. Metlen
Bertie Howard
A. C. Gruwell
Idaho
W. C. Orr
Blacktail
Henry Rash
George Murray
Ola Cornell
East
Mr. Murray
Bennington
Vermont
John Lenkersdorfer
Blackfoot
Edward Smith
Glen O'Neil
Bannack
Beaverhead
Free County High School
Geo. L
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Shesser
Midway
Mont
Lemhi Herald
Mig
James Estes
Thende
Sheridan
Mr. Estes
W. V. Kingsbury
R. A Reynolds
Illinois
Geo. Baker
Monitor
D. M. Boynton
New Hampshire
Sam Patterson
Laurin
Mr. Boynton
F. H
Orrin Wilcomb
Leroy Gilman
Times
Annie Hurley
Milee City
Miles City
St.Louis
Tribune Store
Mae Hee
L. D. Grae
Farley Grocery Co
Aoy
Abi
Montana Mercantile GO
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
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Louis Gerland
Tory
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R. F. Neslen
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