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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1893
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune lists advertising rates and policies including 45 cents a line for first legal notices, 12 cents for subsequent insertions, 25 cents for Brevier display, and monthly or yearly display options. Notices for weddings and obituaries may be free if simple. other notices have per line charges. Official paper of City and County.
Notices detail regular meetings of multiple lodges including Occidental Eucampment No.0, Heela Lodge No.15, Occident Lodge No.8, Apollo Lecture, and Bannack Lodge No.3. Invites issued to visiting knights, good standing brothers, and comrad es for monthly or weekly sessions at halls on Idaho Bannack streets and Glendale venues.
The notice lists monthly Catholic services at St Rose Church on the third Sunday at 9 00 a m with Rev A L Tauphnere and Episcopal services at St Dames Church each Sunday at 11 00 a m led by Rev D Hooker. Methodist and other denominations follow with times and pastors, Sabbath schools, and prayer meetings.
A Chicago man, Edmund Keras, reports instant relief after first Cuticura application and full cure in four weeks for a long standing skin and blood disease. He describes severe cracking, scaling, hair loss, and cold weather pain, and endorses the remedies as a blessing.
The advertisement touts Curicura cures for skin scalp and blood disorders claiming superiority over other remedies. It lists Curicuna the Skin Cure Curievuka Bear a purifying beautifier Curicuna RESOLVENT internal purifier with broad healing claims. It includes price points and a brochure offer from the Boston-based company with testimonials and illustrations.
Public demand favors seamless travel with vestibuled trains on the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line. Passengers can travel between Chicago and Omaha and intermediate points without changing cars. The service emphasizes speed and convenience across the route.
A eastbound passenger train derailed in Leadville Colorado spreading rails and tipping cars. Six sleepers crowding the train jammed off the track. many passengers suffer serious injuries including head wounds and broken bones. Most travelers were part of Phillips excursion party traveling from California to Chicago and the East amid a heavy snowstorm.
Miss Clara Slimson speaks with her father about a planned encounter this week at church. Mr Slimson questions the timing while Clara hints at an upcoming opportunity to introduce herself.
The Colorado Senate voted 20 to 6 to pass the bill abolishing the railroad commission despite the governor's veto. The debate featured strong party infighting with Sen. Watkins accusing Gov. Waite of populist misrule and Sen. Balsinger distancing from the party. Four Populists opposed the governor.
Mrs Elizabeth Irwin aged living at 2104 Larameray was shot and fatally wounded in her room by Wul liayn Nesbitt. Nesbitt was placed under arrest. The motive appears linked to a prior assault in which Irwin was the plaintiff.
In a festive scene the czar and court kiss, priests and people greet each other with the Christ is risen exclamation. Advertisements tout Dr Ning's New Discovery for consumption and coughs with money-back guarantee and free sample bottles. Also notes on ivory trade impacts and testimonials for Ballard's Snow Liniment and Bucklen's Armative Salve.
District Court fixes regular terms for the year in Jefferson Madison and Beaverhead counties with specific Mondays in January February, May August September November and December. A carload of stoves arrives at G N Draft Hardware Co prompting fall selection for winter use.
Be t w een Park and Broadway Streets at 36 North Main Street Butte advertises Dr Schultz a specialist in private and chronic diseases for all sexes. It promises rapid, permanent cures with inhalation vapors and a new remedy for nervous system disorders including self abuse and melancholia.
The ad claims a “New Remedy” cures general excesses and a range of private, chronic, and nervous diseases. It promises restoration of strength, ambition, and vigor, addressing skin issues, syphilis, scrofula, erysipelas, salt rheum, pemphigus, psoriasis, and blood impurities.
An advertisement touts a new remedy claimed to cure gonorrhoea and a list of ailments including gleot gl notwendig strains, stricture, mpiphdlymitis, varivocee, hydrocele, kidney and bladder troubles, skin impurities, pimples and blotches with speedy results. The language recalls old patent medicine booster tone.
Fragmentary text recounts remedies and claims of eradicating prolapse antiflection retoflection and related discharges. Mentions hundreds of cages cured in Montana and other states amid medical panics and advertisements.
A patient describes years of severe insomnia weakness and itching, failed by local doctors and patent medicines, then credits recovery to treatment under a physician. The statement is sworn before a notary public with Coles Campbell signing as witness.
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