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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1895
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows advertising rates and notices for local items and obituaries. It mentions 32 cents for first insertion, 8 cents per line, monthly rates, and various event listings such as festivals and suppers. The page reads as a mixture of names, prices, and service notes with unclear details.
Reading lists meeting times for multiple fraternal orders in Glendale and Bannack streets. Includes Masons Knights of Pythias I O G T Odd Fellows AOUW and G A R with dates on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Sundays and notes on visiting members and officers. Public Library and lodge officers named.
The notice lists religious services across denominations at St Rose St, St semen ghoreb, Grace M. E., First Baptist, and Church South of the court house with various times, pastors, and Sunday schools. It also enumerates lodge meetings for Lima Lodge A F and A M, New State Lodge RE L F, Ladies' Aid Society, Lassies' Auxiliary, Pictis Lodge I O O F, and Montana aca O F with dates and officers.
Twin Bridges Lodge No. 17 A O A W meets every Friday evening in Masonic hall. Members in good standing invited. G E Pitcher M W Twin Bridges Lodge No. 27 AF and AM meets every second and fourth Saturdays in the hall. Members welcome. W Moclan H Lott M W. Nye CT Rio Teroplar hall hosts.
PFA Bond M. D. p hysician and surgeon will attend calls at any hour in the city or country promptly. Office at Dillon Drug Store Dillon E P Dungan.
In Mexico City a cabinet meeting is planned as war seems likely over the Guatemala dispute. Reports say Mexico has about 6,000 troops on the frontier ready for action while Guatemala’s reply to Mexican demands is being read at the national palace. The president and cabinet await the voluminous document before the meeting.
City residents discuss Guatemala Mexico tensions as officials review Guatemala’s latest document. War preparations reportedly begun in both nations but analysts sense potential diplomatic settlement. A warship misreported as sent to Guatemala is said to have sailed elsewhere. Guatemalan minister De Leon secures a three year residence here, implying possible delay in return.
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese fleet attacked Wei-Hai-Wei in two divisions near Chefoo. Chinese guns and shore batteries repelled the first division within 1,000 yards. the Chinese claim injury to several Japanese ships. Japanese second attack from Ning-Hai. alarm raised but repelled. Chinese losses 27 sailors. Japanese losses over 300. Foreigners said to assist Chinese.
Judge Grossenp rules that evidence may show a broader conspiracy to stop trains, which would inherently include obstructing the U S mails. Oliver L. Myron faced objections as defense counsel challenged admission of acts not tied to officers or directors of the A R U. The ruling narrows legal battle on whether conspiratorial intent can be proven by associated actions.
The Sea King found that ten men and three women drowned when five barges foundered in a gale off Point Judith. The casualties include crew from Perth Amboy aboard barges bound for Providence Newport and Newport. Names given include Captain Hartsho and family members along with several deckhands and two other captains.
Arkansas lawmakers completed separate house and senate ballots naming James H. Berry as United States senator. Senate vote totals show Berry 26, Fishback 3, Rameel 1. House totals list Berry 78, Fishback 14, Parks 9. Joint session to declare the election planned for tomorrow.
Chicago grain reports show May wheat tumbling as exporters seek sales and hedging against puts while corn and oats slide. Live stock markets reflect mixed cash bids with cattle and hogs trading unevenly and South Omaha noting stronger demand for feeders and cows with lighter receipts.
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