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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1892
Page
12
Montana notice promotes Den Ris dentistry offering crown and bridge work at reasonable rates with guaranteed results. Office located over Dillon Mercantile Co near National Bar in Dillon.
Local notices list monthly Catholic services at St Rose parish led by Rev Van Da Ven. Episcopal services at St James Sundays 11 am and 7 30 pm with Rev Hooker. Grace M E holds daily services, Sunday school at 10 am and prayer at 8 pm Thursdays. First Baptist conducts services 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday school at 12 noon and prayer Thursday 1 30 pm. Presbyterian led by Rev Albert R Crawford meets in Dart's Hall with morning service at 11 am and 3 40 pm, Sabbath school after. All welcome.
Twin Bridges Lodge No. 17 A F and AM meets Fridays in Masonic Hall. J B Comfort Recorder and G F Pitcher Worshipful Master invite all in good standing to attend. Also notices for other lodges show meetings and officers.
The article recounts the First Tennessee Confederate Regiment's endurance and charges from Perryville to Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge. It highlights civilian names like Maney and Parsons, battles including Perryville and Murfreesboro, and the regiment's role in Wheat fields, rail lines, and ridge assaults under heavy fire.
Reports show Uniform Rank numbers surpassing 1000 with 1220 new divisions formed in the last year. Kansas City hosts a supreme lodge session and biennial encampment in August, with 30000 dollars pledged for prizes and ground setup. The note covers endowment ranks, membership near 28000, and digest revisions by Willi Kennedy.
The District Grand Lodge No 1 of the Independent Order of Free Sons of Israel met in New York with over 850 delegates from New York Connecticut and New Jersey. Membership stands at 10 000 with a gain of 500 this year. The district reports a $10 000 reserve fund and endowments and benefits totaling $114 451. The meeting noted charitable aid for refugees and discussed a revised constitution. Applications begin April 1 for withdrawals under the new law.
An 18th century scene shows Curran provoking a pompous judge and a wealthy upstart over bar admission and propriety. The dialogue turns on wit and ridicule as Curran taunts rival lawyers and jokes about a dueling match with Egan, proposing chalked sizing as a shot limit.
The Bristol Pennsylvania Martha Washington chamber No 2 shows a strong term with finances up by 8500 and forty new members. Cambria chamber of Johnstown orders new uniforms for officers as part of growing fraternal activity. Royal Society of Good Fellows notes forming durations and regional growth. In 1801 death claims exceeded 350000 with prompt settlements where proof was complete. The Junior Order United American Mechanics remains strong in New Jersey as members seek a name change but councils vote to keep the current title.
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