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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1893
Page
2
Classified ad rates and instructions from the Dillon Tribune outline price per line for local notices and briefs. It details Brevier type charges, monthly display ads, changes by Wednesday, and free notices for simple announcements. It also covers obituary poetry, thanks notices, and festival announcements with varying line costs.
Official notice from the Turpune Publishing Co and the Tribune outlines where to send business letters and news manuscripts. It notes Dillon post office mailing of the paper as second class matter and directs correspondence to the appropriate departments for printing and editorial content.
Dillon notices list numerous fraternal groups meeting weekly at Glendale and Dillon halls. It records event nights, halls, key officers, and invitations to sojourning or visiting members in good standing.
Local notices list monthly Catholic mass at St Rose and weekly services at St James St James church 11 am with mission Sunday school 3 pm. Methodist Grace M Ti church morning and evening services with Sunday school at 10 am and prayer Thursday. Baptist First Baptist 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday school 12 30 pm. Presbyterian led by Rev Albert Crawford holds services and evening meetings with Sabbath observances and prayer events.
Lodge announcements list meeting times for Twin Bridges Lodge No 17 A O WW, Bridges Lodge No 87, and Liberty Lodge No 7 OG. Brethren in good standing are invited to attend. secretaries J R Comfort, G E Pitcher, Win McClay, M I H Lott, Caleb Eldred outline schedules and locations in Masonic halls and Tempar halls with welcomes to Sojourning members.
In Beaverland County Montana the estate of Andrew Barber deceased. J A L Morse administrator petitions for an order to sell all or part of the real estate to pay debts. The clerk orders show cause on February 28 at the district court in Gilson. Publication in Dilla dR OGONE. Feb 1 1698.
The article discusses Egypt as a eastern bastion with strategic reach to the Soudan and Libyan desert, noting the intertwined fate of Sudan with Egyptian affairs. An accompanying medical advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs, offering free samples and priced bottles at N. M. White’s Drug Store.
An article reflects on the rarity of wartime poetry surviving and predicts enduring quotes from Father Ryan and Julia Ward Howe. It then shifts to testimonials praising Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for neuralgia rheumatism leg ulcers and fever sores, with N M White's Drug Store selling them.
The narrator notes mosquitoes and sand flick are surpassed by leeches in Sumatra. After small steps into jungle paths, leeches rush up the legs, inch long, tenth of an inch wide, feeding on blood and then dropping away.
Fort Wayne mother credits Ballard's Horehound Syrup with relieving a five week persistent cough in her eight year old daughter. After two bottles the child fully recovered without constipation. Sold by N M White.
Moose in Penobscot County Maine gaze calmly at locomotives and ignore whistles and steam jets while people frequently shoot at them from car windows.
This liniment claims unique scientific composition and superior penetration compared with other market products. It targets rheumatism neuralgia cuts sprains bruises wounds sciatic and inflammatory rheumatism burns sore feet contracted muscles stiff joints old sores back pain and paralysis. Free samples at N M White's.
The colossal redwood section bound for the World’s Fair in California has reached the fair grounds after requiring eleven freight cars to transport across the continent. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as the best for cuts bruises sores ulcers and more with a money back guarantee and 25 cent price at N. M. White City Drug Store.
Nebraskan J Sterling Morton visited President elect Cleveland and accepted the Secretaryship of Agriculture. Don M Dickinson may urge Governor Boies to join the cabinet, with offers including Navy or Attorney General posts. Cleveland aims to fill the agricultural post after Bates declined twice.
February 21 report notes filibusters failed to block New York and New Jersey bridge bill. W A Stone and Dalzel of Pennsylvania led opposition with seven votes. Senate passed naval and agricultural appropriation bills under suspension. Grorman warned of grave fiscal strains and possible treasury action or early July reconvening. Sundry civil bill debated. party votes split except Sherman and West. Also: Roach elected senator on sixty first ballot. Lindsay elected to Carlisle's seat. General Carr to retire. and a fire in Wrest Newton, Pa., destroys much of the business district with heavy losses.
Congressman Kem wins House approval to open the Fort Randall reservation lands in Boyd county Nebraska. The Senate plan to reserve 13 000 to 21 000 acres for state school lands was amended to require lands not chosen by the state to be appraised and sold to the highest bidder. If conference rejects the amendment speculators may acquire the lands. The South Dakota portion remains unaffected.
A condensed report shows a week of congressional activity with the senate debating the Nicaragua canal bill and executive sessions, while the house fast tracked the pension appropriation bill. The week also notes Hawaiian annexation talks, packing-industry differential wins, and multiple obituaries and notable deaths.
Reports from South Onna and Sioux City show cattle receipts around 270 head with mixed prices, hogs 2 059 heads and sheep 1 000 head with market slightly lower in Chicago grain prices mixed with corn near 4 cents and oats steady. Fat cattle extra steers quoted around 3.00 to 6.10, hogs 7.45 to 8.65, lambs 4.25 to 5.50, and grain futures showing February corn 4 to 5 cents with wheat up modestly.
Regular terms of the Fifth Judicial District Montana are fixed for 1891 in Jefferson Madison Beaverhead counties with courts opening at 10 a m on specified Mondays. By order of the court. A carload of stoves just received at G W Dart Hardware Co urging readers to select stoves for winter.
Be t w ee n Park and Broadway Streets in Butte Dr Schultz offers free consultation for private and chronic diseases of both sexes. His inhalation vapor system claims rapid cures for catarrh throat lung and blood diseases and for nervous disorders including self abuse nocturnal emissions melancholy and loss of vigor. He asserts all cases are curable and guarantees results even after other treatments failed.
An advertisement claims a remarkable remedy cures general excesses and chronic nervous diseases. It touts revitalizing effects for skin issues, blood impurities, eruptions, pimples, and hair loss, listing conditions like syphilis, scrofula, erysipelas, and psoriasis.
A fragment mentions irregularities around terms like Protense and Antiflection at Siesharnes and nearby locations. It notes hundreds of caves cured in Montana and other states, but the context and dates remain unclear.
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