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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1893
Page
2
The notice outlines pricing for first and subsequent insertions in both Nonpareil and Brevier formats. Rates include 15 and 12 cents per line for the first and subsequent insertions, 25 and 20 cents per line for monthly Brevier displays, and 20 cents per line for general notices like thanks. Changes, free insertions, and deadlines are specified.
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The notice lists various fraternal and veterans groups meeting weekly or monthly at different halls in Glendale and Dillon. It invites sojourning members in good standing to attend and names officers such as A C Moe Peter Leybold Edward Harrison M E Macklem J R Holden and others. Public library and lodge announcements accompany the schedule.
Monthly Catholic services at Toxachiurel led by Rev Van De Ven. Episcopal at St James Church with Sunday services at 1 AM and 8 PM by Rev Hooker. Sunday School at 3 PM. Methodist Grace M. Ui Church hosts morning and evening services. pastor Levi Al Wait. Baptist First Church offers services morning and 7:50 AM with Sunday School 12:45 PM and prayer at 7:80 PM. Presbyterian Dart's Hall led by Rev Albert Ut Crawford with morning services and Sabbath worship. prayer meetings Thursdays. broad community welcome.
A compilation of lodge, church, and auxiliary group meeting times and locations. Includes Lima M K Church sessions, Nightingale Division No 08 activities, New State Lodge No 343 events, Ladies Aid Society and Auxiliary schedules, Link Lodge No 45 D O OF Fi gatherings, Montana Encampment Se 19 17 events, and Scribe notes.
Twin Bridges Lodge No 17 invites in good standing brethren to Friday meetings in the Masonic hall with J Comfort as Recorder J Pitcher as Master W Twin Bridges Lodge No 27 welcomes visiting members meeting on the second and fourth Saturdays in the Masonic hall with W McClay as Secretary M H Lott as Master Liberty Lodge No 7 1 meets Saturdays in Templar hall for traveling templars in good standing Caleb Eldred Secretary W E F Nye Chief Future?
J P St Clair and Colorado mining men allege the Navajo reservation was stealthily opened by officials to favor the Gable Mining Company. Protesting prospectors say river bars on San Juan are taken, machines shipped, and Washington slow to confirm. A potential violent clash is feared as locals seek investigation.
New York presbytery completed votes on six charges against Professor Briggs with all ballots adverse to sustaining the charges. The decision, favorable to Briggs, prompts an appeal to the General Assembly in Washington in spring, with a 14 member commission to review the appeal.
Reports from Clabas Donones Colo January 2 describe a battle on the San Juan gold field in which two prospectors George Mindley and Martin Gilligan were killed and about thirteen were wounded. The clash involved the Gable Mining Company and the crowd of claimants led by James Cody known as Blind Jim. More than 200 shots were fired during a protracted hour long fight. Reports note 5 000 camp residents and growing tensions as thousands move toward the river region.
Idaho ore production shows a sharp drop from 1891 levels amid mine shutdowns due to low silver prices and Coeur D Alene riots. State totals for gold silver lead copper total $7 060 000, down $5 017 000 from 1891. A riot cost $214 159 to quell. In Michigan Plainwell planner D O Patterson, 69, jailed for assault on a 14 year old. In Arkansas Little Rock penitentiary reports fifty choleraic diarrhoea patients.
The New York report states the Canarder Umbria, overdue by twelve days, arrived off the harbor at 3:30 this morning and steamed in slowly to protect its repaired shaft. A fracture was found Friday night south of Newfoundland 200 miles from Halifax during a heavy gale. The ship had drifted three days to the southeast before resuming limited power to reach Queenstown.
The Nebraska supreme court ordered the Knox county clerk to issue Chester Norton’s certificate of election after Norton, the Republican candidate, carried Boyd county in a split Knox election. Kruse, Independent, had won Knox but Boyd’s result gave Norton the majority. The court found Boyd attached to Knox without legislative action.
Supreme Justice Somerby of the Iron Hall collapse was arrested on his return from New York. Autopsy on Baron de Reinach finds death caused by natural causes with no poison. Nine Russian officers jailed in the Kiev conspiracy case. Paul Schininke dies. former mayor of Nebraska City passes away. Rock Island strike ends as operators seek work. Blaine shows steady recovery after a restful night. C H Oral named governor of the Northwest Territories.
Vessels arriving in London report a Seeveres hurricane on December 21. Rioting by Parnellites near Kilrush Ireland leads to many arrests. Moonlighters commit an outrage near Dublin harming a magistrate’s daughters. Munich paper Allgemeine Zeitung denounces plans for a new anti imperial party. Severe cold grips Europe with heavy snows in the Hartz mountains. Rail traffic threatened on several lines. Gladstone expresses gratitude for birthday tributes. A Vienna journalist Ernest Rovdever is sought for the murder of American mine owner Bergheim. A Limerick mayoral banquet honors Parnellite and anti Parnellite clergy. Chicago police deny false murder story about Tascott. A Seattle double tragedy ends in suicides linked to Brundage and Clute. Emancipation Day celebrated in Charleston with a civic parade. Thurston arrives Chicago to oversee Rock Island strike and federation movement. Lansing and Luce contend for Michigan Senate seat. Pahner expected to influence. Albuquerque arrest for a Los Angeles murder two years prior. Senator Kenna gravely ill. worst may follow. New York typhus fever cases rise to forty eight. health authorities mobilize. Wreck casualties in Horton Kansas as railroad crash proves deadly. Professor Eben N Hersford dies in Cambridge.
A local hardware ad urges readers to choose stoves for winter now that a carload has been received by G. W. Dart Hardware Co. The exchange hints at new year diary notes and suggests recording efforts amid the brisk stocking.
An advertisement for European Specialist Dr Schultz at 36 North Main Street Butte offers free consultation for chronic diseases of both sexes. It promotes a new inhalation vapor system claiming permanent cures for nervous system disorders and sexual maladies with a warranty and claims no injuries from drugs.
An ad touts a “wonderful New Remedy” as the best medicine for restoring strength and vigor in those suffering private chronic and nervous diseases. It claims to treat blood impurities causing eruptions pimples blotches hair loss and various skin conditions including syphilis scrofula and erysipelas.
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