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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1893
Page
2
Official Dillon page lists advertising rates for local notices Brevier ads and display, monthly and yearly options, changes by Wednesday deadline, free insertion of simple notices, obituaries and novelties, and 20 cent per line for thanks. Contains address for Tribune Publishing Co and editorial contacts.
Community notices list multiple fraternal and veterans group meetings in Dillon. Occidental Encampment No. 9 and Hecla Lodge No.15 invite in good standing members to attend while K P Knights and G A R post host regular sessions. Public library and O G T lodge hold weekly gatherings at Glendale and Bannack Idaho streets.
A listing of church services across denominations including Catholic St Hose St James Episcopal Grace ME First Baptist Presbyterian details cover mass or service times Sunday school prayer meetings and weekly schedules with pastors named such as Rev Hooker Rev Trait Rev Spencer Rev Crawford and others across a local town setting.
Twin Bridges Lodge No. 7 27 A P and A M and Liberty Lodge No. 7 meets in Masonic and Templar halls. Recipients in good standing are welcomed to attend Friday and Saturday sessions led by officers J T Comfort recorder W McClay sec M OH Lott AL W. Liberty Lodge invites solemn templars and members to join in weekly meetings.
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court orders all interested parties to appear on February 24 1893 at 10 am to show cause why the administrator J E Morse should be granted an order to sell necessary portions of the estate of Andrew Barber deceased. The order requires publication for four weeks in Dillon newspaper. Clerk Z L Troy issued the order in February.
Minnie C Rush of Lakeville Indiana, Vandalia line agent for three years, oversaw passenger freight and telegraph services with October receipts over 10 0000. Her varied career includes Methodist WO T U work and organizing excursions that drew hundreds onto special trains, boosting railroad profits.
The Louisville and Nashville system faces a likely general strike by engineers and firemen over pay. Grand Chief Sargent returns to intercede as engineers demand 8.50 per day for under 10 miles and 3.5 cents for over 10 miles, while firemen earn 53 percent of engineers’ wages. Union leaders set a two thirds vote to authorize action if talks fail.
A detailed recap of the week in Congress notes a Senate vote on the anti option bill with yeas and nays listed, conference actions with the House, and varied committee referrals. It reports on the Cherokee Strip bill, deficiency appropriations, and discussions on silver purchase provisions, plus a naval secretary speculation and a Populist rally in New York.
Regular terms of the District Court Fifth Judicial District are fixed for 1891 with sessions in Jefferson Madison and Beaverhead counties on specified Mondays and months. Court opens at 10 o’clock a m on each term. Clerk A Titosa s notes the order. A carload of stoves just received at CL W Dart Hardware Co offers winter selections.
Cattle receipts, hogs and sheep noted with prices from Chicago and Omaha markets. Beef cattle and stockers show firm to higher tendencies while hogs trade mixed to steady as buyers adjust to demand. lambs and sheep prices vary with quality and day.
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr Schultz a European specialist at 86 North Main Street Butte offering free consultations for private and chronic diseases in both sexes. It claims perfect cures with inhalation vapors for nervous system disorders including sexual health issues and mentions a new remedy as a certain permanent cure.
An 19th century advertisement touts a remedy as the best medicine for restoring strength and vigor. It lists chronic nervous disorders skin diseases syphilis scrofula and impure blood with eruptions pimples hair loss and more claiming broad healing power.
The item cites various medical terms and states hundreds of cases cured in Montana and other states, noting prompt eradication of discharges and inflammations with unspecified treatments. It presents a broad claim of relief across multiple conditions without detailing methods or sources.
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