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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1894
Page
2
The note instructs that all business letters notices and advertisements for publication and payments be addressed to the Tribune Publishing Co. This confirms the printer and publication office contact instruction.
Details on pricing for notices including 15 cents per line for first Locan notices and 12 cents for subsequent insertions plus Brevier readings. display ads by month or year with rates on application. changes allowed monthly. obituary announcements five cents per line. thank yous 20 cents per line. events with admission or sales 10 cents per line. copy required by Wednesday. births marriages and deaths free from simple announcements unless desired. otherwise no notice implies no event.
List of fraternal orders meeting weekly in Dillon with times and venues including Occidental Encampment No 9 Lodge No 15 I O G T Good Templars hall K P Knights of Pythias Apollo Lodge I O O F Dillon Public Library Association Prospect Lodge I O G T and O E S with officers and attendance notes for members in good standing and inviting entries.
Local denominations list weekly worship times with pastors and Sunday schools. Catholic at St. Rose 10:30 a.m. on first and second Sundays. Episcopal at St. James 11 a.m. weekly. Methodist Grace M.E. meets daily at 10 and 8 p.m. with Sunday school 10 a.m. Baptist first church 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. with 12 15 Sunday school. Presbyterian led by Rev. Walter Hayes with multiple services and Sabbath School. YP 8 30 p.m. Thursdays.
Local lodge notices list weekly and monthly meetings at Masonic and lodge halls in Lima and Twin Bridges. Includes Lima Denominations such as Mecca and Ladies' Aid Society with officers and attendance guidance for members and visitors in good standing.
For sale a No. 1 five room cottage with closets pantry and cellar and a good well with force pump. Lot sizes 621 by 115 feet, in a desirable residential part of town on Washington street near Orr avenue. Apply to T M O Conyer. Also advertised a new tire proof box for protecting valuables and rubber stamp agents sought by J Griffin Ogden Utah.
John Wedderburn of The Press Claums Company announces patent services to protect inventors from incompetent counsel. The firm offers assistance with applications for mechanical inventions, design patents, trademarks, copyrights, and foreign patents, charging reasonable fees.
The article states that studies for boarders and day pupils will be resumed on the first Monday in September.
A concise note outlining moderate terms for catalogue listings and similar materials. It provides guidance on pricing, payment expectations, and display requirements for entries. The reference aids consistency across listings and sales descriptions.
John Burns spoke to an Omaha audience on his American lecturing tour praising trade unionism and criticizing contracting out in city services. He cited London’s direct employment model and municipal ownership of gas, water, and streetcars as public good. J W Benn and Rosewater also spoke, with Rosewater endorsing Burns against outsourcing.
West Bay City Michigan December 20 a boiler explosion at Russell Bros planing mill and Lox factory instantly killed five workers aged 15 to 21 and injured several others. One boy is missing believed buried in debris. Cause of blast not determined.
John Huntington remittance clerk at Citizens State Bank shot and seriously wounded F N Hayden of Chicago and A Cromwell of Minneapolis, then killed himself in the bank’s private office. The act followed an inquiry into a $500 shortage. evidence suggests Huntington was near insanity, but no conclusive proof ties him to the theft.
Judge Woods finds guilty against President Eugene V Debs and fellow A RU leaders in the conspiracy trial. Debs receives six months in county jail while others get three months each. MacVean is released for lack of evidence.
In Denver on December 17 the American Federation of Labor elected a new president, ousting Samuel Gompers after a power shift by the McBride faction. The convention pressed for headquarters at Indianapolis and new political reforms, while advancing labor measures and international labor ties.
New York police Captain Creedon confessed to paying 15000 to secure his captaincy and was suspended by the police board on Byrnes' recommendation. The Lexow committee sought immunity as Creedon faced charges, with officials summoned to testify. Also notes funeral for Andy Bowen in New Orleans and other cases including Seely's guilty plea in New York, Hayward and Blizt indicted in Minneapolis, and Brisson elected president of the French Chamber.
Chicago market closes with declines across wheat corn and oats as May contracts slip. December prices: wheat 53 4, corn 46 4, oats 9.6. Pork and lard also ease with January pork at 11.82 and May 12.15. Ribs dip to 5.90 for January and 6.12 for May.
A dispatch from New Chang reports Field Marshal Oyama leading a Japanese army force to within 16 miles of New Chang. The advance indicates ongoing operations in the region as of December 14.
South Omaha reports cattle receipts near 3000 head with varied weights and prices including 1100 to 1300 lb range at 3.90 to 4.40, good feeders 2.65 to 3.40, cows 2.25 to 3.30, hogs receipts around 5000 with lights 3.75 to 4.15, mixed 4.00 to 4.10, heavies 4.10 to 4.45, sheep 200 head lambs 2.50 to 2.75, buttons 2.00 to 5.00, market steady to lower.
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