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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1893
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune proclaims itself as the official paper for city and county. It instructs that business letters notices and ads for publication go to the Tribune Publishing Co and editorial material to Epston Tribune. It notes second class mail transmission through the Dillon post office.
Public notice of advertising charges for local notices and special ads. Rates listed by line for first and subsequent insertions, plus monthly and yearly options. Changes require Wednesday copy, with exceptions for certain events and free announcements for simple notices.
The notice lists multiple groups meeting weekly or biweekly in Dillon and Glendale. It covers Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, A L C, G A R post, T O G T, and a public library association with dates, venues, and attending member invitations.
The Curh Directory shows Catholic services at St Rose on the third Sunday at 10 30 a m with Rev A H Lumbaere and St James on Sunday at 11 10 a m led by Rev B Hooker. Methodist Grace M E holds services at 1 and 4 pm with Rev Mr Cait. Sunday school at 10 am. prayer at 8 pm Thursday. Baptist First Baptist with Rev Mr Spencer holds services morning and 7 30 pm with Sunday school at 2 15 pm and Thursday prayer at 7 30 pm. Presbyterian Rev Albert R Crawford at Church South by courthouse conducts 11 am and 7 30 pm services weekly with Sabbath school after morning service and Thursday prayer at 7 30 pm. YP S C EB 6 30 pm Sabaths.
Regular communications at Masonic hall each Friday evening invite sojourning brethren in good standing. Lima Church services held second and fourth Sundays, plus Nightengale Division 408 meets Saturdays at 2 pm. State Lodge 343 meets Wednesdays. Ladies' Aid and Auxiliaries hold meetings at member homes or engineer hall. Shina Lodge 45 meets Thursday evenings. Montana Encampment 19 meets second and fourth Mondays. all in good standing are welcome.
Lodge announcements invite members and visitors to weekly and monthly meetings. Twin Bridges No 17 A O A W opens Fridays in Masonic hall with 80journing brethren in good standing. Twin Bridges No 27 A F and A M holds second and fourth Saturdays. Liberty Lodge No 7 LO GT meets Saturdays in Templar hall. be welcoming to templars.
The Press Claims company promotes patenting simple, practical ideas with a $2500 prize and free advertising. Entrants pay a $5 preliminary search and about $70 total to obtain a patent. a three-attorney Washington jury selects the winner. The program emphasizes accessible invention and personal gain through patenting.
The inventor offers a playful mystery puzzle selling for ten cents to support a fund for a workers' home in New York. The New York Press Club backs prizes totaling over 825,000 for solvers and invites readers to send a dime for the souvenir puzzle by mail to Press Club Souvenir Temple Court New York City.
A historic notice describes a contest offering prizes for best story picture or architectural plan. Competitors risk their labor for a chance at a prize, with emphasis on originality and quality of entry.
The paper informs subscribers that a new Commissioner of Pensions has been appointed and expects no radical changes in administration. It urges U S soldiers sailors widows children or parents to file early to secure benefits and letters to The Press Cruats COMPANY at Washington D C for assistance with applications.
Washington firm Press Claims Company led by John Wedderburn offers a range of legal blanks. The listing names Trimtxe as a product area and notes P O Box 385 in Washington D C for inquiries.
Free trial of Radge's Rosal Mead targets American households with a contest to form 30 words from letters R O V A T M E A D. Nine UK winners share rewards. top lists win piano, trip, pony, bike, watch, diamonds, organ, box, silk dress, and guitar. Send stamps to The Rudge Company Montreal.
A Sunday disturbance on Plaza Colona in Rome ends in police charges and arrests as workers protest bank scandal disclosures. Authorities brace for more rioting with orders to prevent gatherings near the chamber of deputies and telegraph office.
A fire caused by a defective heating apparatus broke out at Prince Bismarck's Friedrichsruhe residence. He and his servants extinguished the flames before the fire brigade arrived. Damage was slight.
The district court in Portland opens with 28 defendants charged with smuggling Chinese and opium from British Columbia. Each faces multiple indictments as investigators claim a two year ring operation worth hundreds of thousands. Notables include ex-collector James Leland and ex-Treasury agent C J Mulkey. Nathan Blau’s case leads the docket amid rumors of a confession.
In El Paso Texas on November 9 Mrs J Houipton Hoge widow of the late consul to Amoy left with her husband for their home in Roanoke Virginia Medical care had restored him to a travel capable condition after a period of ill health
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