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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1894
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune outlines that business letters and notices go to the Turpune Pusiisuine Car. editorial correspondence should be addressed to Eprron Tiune. It notes Dillon post office handling and second class transmission.
Advertising rates listed per line for various insertions including first and subsequent insertions. Notices of marriages and ceremonies inserted free when announced. obituaries and similar items charged per line. Copy changes due by Wednesday. monthly or yearly display ads offered. incentives for standing ads.
A dense listing of fraternal lodge meetings and times in Glendale and Dillon. Groups include Occidental Encampment No. 9 I C C F meeting monthly. Hola Lodge No. 15 I O G T weekly. K of P Castle corner meetings. Apollo Lodge No. 15 I C F weekly. M O Connor K of Kh & S. Steedman Post G A R third Saturday. Dillon Public Library open evenings. Prospect Lodge I O G T weekly. various officers invited to attend.
A reader notice lists monthly Catholic services at St Rose, Episcopal at St James, Methodist Grace M E, Baptist First Baptist and Presbyterian services led by Rev Albert R Crawford with morning and evening masses. Sunday schools follow morning services and prayer meetings are held midweek. Y P S C E meets at 6:30 each Sabbath.
Lima Lodge Uhl J H A Fo andA M regular communication at Masonic hall every Friday evening Sojourning brethren in good standing invited to attend W B Dean Secy W W Grace WM Lima M KE Church Rev FEJ Simmons pastor Services second and fourth Sunday mornings and evenings Nightengale Division 408 meets Saturdays at 2 PM BE Jacobs FA E Dan Guiting C I New State Lodge 343 B L F meets Wednesdays in IOOF hall Arthur Croy Becy Wm Dean Master Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesdays at members homes TM Mrs KB A Baily Pres The Ladies Auxiliary meets second Tuesday at Engineer's hall Mrs Ella Gutting pres Mrs Milt Russell vice president Lima Lodge 451 IOOF meets Thursdays all visiting brothers in good standing invited J M Brower Secy G F Hungate N G Montana Encampment 19 IOOF meets second and fourth Mondays lodge hall All sojourning patriarchs in good standing invited A L Mauk Sevibe W 3B Starr CP
Twin Bridges Lodge 17 A C A W meets Fridays in Masonic hall with J Eh Comfort as Recorder and G KE Pitcher M W. Twin Bridges Lodge 27 A F and A M meets second and fourth Saturdays in Masonic hall with WineClay as Secy and M H Lott as M W. Liberty Lodge 7 I G V meets Saturdays in Templar hall with Caleb Eldred as Secy and F Nye as C T.
The justice court in Polaris township Dillon Implement Co. sues Otto W. Ekstrom for fifteen dollars and ten cents plus costs for goods sold in 1882 and 1884. The defendant is summoned to appear January 18 at 1:00 PM to answer the complaint. failure leads to judgment against him.
The piece centers on Victor Dubreuil of West Forty fourth Street a militant artist and ex financier who paints currency scenes and a dramatic bank setting titled A Prediction For 1900 a Warning to Capitalists The article traces his past roles as soldier journalist and socialist agitator and his obsession with Rabelais as a guide to worker uplift while detailing his financial woes and ambitions including a new vessel motor and a patent suspender for the U S government.
A London Sketch exposes a cabman’s feigned cordiality as a man pays his fare. The cabby’s smile hides calculation as he checks the coins, demands another tip, then drives off in a show of indignation. The piece contrasts vanity with social irony in pursuit of money.
The article explains how diseases spread by air contact with carriers and through indirect handling of contaminated materials. It cites smallpox as transferable by airborne exposure and notes typhoid and glanders require ingestion or blood entry, with erysipelas and scarlet fever as examples. It also mentions odd anecdotes about diet provoking dreams and adds a note on chrysanthemum crape fabric with ribbed crosswise cords and chrysanthemum coloring.
Dr J A Leason announces he has purchased the stock of goods at the Central Pharmacy formerly owned by Philip Anderegg in Dillon Montana. He solicits patronage and asks customers to call at the store, noting that all debts due the store are payable to him.
Notice advises U S soldiers sailors and heirs to file pension applications early under the new regime. It cautions minimal changes but urges prompt action to secure benefits and directs inquiries to the Taz Press Class Company in Washington D C for prepared applications if entitled.
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