Advertising Rates and Policies for Local Notices
Official paper of city and county outlines rates for novelties and advertisements on Brevier and Nonpareil measures. First insertion costs vary by ad type and month, with subsequent insertions at reduced rates. Changes due by Wednesday prior to issue. certain notices and acknowledgments have free or limited placement. Publication details and contact directions for ads and job printing provided.
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Aline
Corps of
Community Fraternal Meetings Reported in Dillon Notices
Local groups list weekly or monthly gatherings at armory and lodges in Glendale and Dillon. Readouts include E N G M drill nights, Lodge meetings, I O O F and K of P notices, G A R post sessions, and the Dillon Public Library Association hours with open evenings.
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Armory Hall
D. T. Chapman
D. Lamont
Occidental
Lodge Hall
Glendale
A. A. Moe
Peter Leybold
C. P. Hecla Lodge
LO. G. V
Good Templars
Order
Edward Harrison
Sec'y. A.A. Moe
Occident Lodge
K. of P
Castle Hall
Bannack
Idaho
M.H. Macklem
T. M. O'Connor
R. GH
Apollo Lodge No
Holon
JR. Holden
Sec
F. I
F. I. Derriez N. G. Dillon Lodge
Phil D. McGough
Hi. J. Burleigh
M. W. Vannack
Post. Com
Dillon Public Library Association
Nosonice
Prospect Lodge No
G. T
Oddfellows Hall
Dillon
H. J.schenck
Sunday church services listed across multiple denominations
The notice lists Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian services at St Nose St James Grace M E L First Baptist and Church Booth of court house with times largely around 11 a.m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. along with Sunday schools prayer meetings and pastors names.
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St. Nose Church
the Brat
Father van A Ven
Episcopal
St. James
B. Drooker
Grace M. EL
Lait
First Baptist
Mr. Spencer
Presbyterian
Albert KR. Crawford
Court House
Freemason and related lodge notices from garland area
A compilation of lodge announcements notes meetings schedules and officer names for several lodges including Evening sessions at Garland Ripley’s Hall Twin Bridges and local temples with details on meeting times and attendance for Masonic and affiliated groups.
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Twin Bridges Lodge
A. D. BW
Masonic Hall
J. R. Comfort
Recorder
G. J. Pitcher
M. W
Twin Bridges Lodec
A. Fland
A. M. Morte
Win. McClay
Bee
M. W. Liberty
Fudge
Templar Hall
Cereal Crop Report Highlights 1892 Farm Yields
The 1892 cereal crop report notes wheat yield above average with area 35,554,443 acres producing about 515,949,000 bushels valued at 823,881,881 dollars. Corn was short with 70,266,658 acres producing 1,648,464,000 bushels, valued at 842,146,680 dollars. Oats were 27,068,805 acres yielding 661,005,000 bushels worth 209,203,011 dollars. The Bureau of Animal Industry reports pleuro pneumonia eradicated, Texas fever contained, costs around 500,000 dollars. Interstate rates on wheat deemed unfair to Minneapolis millers. rates must adjust to nearest routes. Dr. Johnston visits Blaine. Henry Clay Evans nominated as first assistant postmaster general. Six Brooklyn officials indicted post bonds.
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Wasuineros
Agricultural Department
Atlantic States
Ohio
Missouri
Rainmaking in Court Sparks Novel Trial in Nebraska
In Lixcoty Nebraska Judge Long hears Dr Swisher in a landmark case over a rain fund. The courtroom displays a rainmaking apparatus with two large milkars a galvanic battery scales and various rain-spouts. Plaintiff J H McMurphy sues for 500 after defaulting on payments amid expert chemistry witnesses and a disputed disclosure of methods.
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Lixcoty
Neb
Judge Long
Dr. Swisher
J. H. McMurphy
State Federation closes busy session in Kansas City
The State Federation of Labor closed at noon adopting resolutions for Sunday shop closings as a felony, apprenticeship contracts legality, state boiler inspector, and wage rules removing maximums and minimums for skilled artisans. Officers named include H. M. Ives Topeka president and C. C. Bishop Kansas City Kansas second vice president with an executive council.
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Kansas City
Kan
State Federation of Labor
Association
H. M. Ives
Topeka
C. C. Bishop
Lee Johnson
A. F. Kirkpatrick
Joseph Tienal
Wichita
J. Wf. Robinson
J. A. Jaeger
Leavenworth
H. Winche
Atchison
Prorergr HY
Typographical Union
Cincinnati double tragedy and fire report from January dispatches
Abraham ODonnell was killed by partner John Gorman in an old grudge and Gorman was arrested. Fire in Rio Janeiro destroyed 1.5 million dollars in property due to a kerosene explosion. Wyoming Governor Osborne named State Senator Kabis adjutant general. Bandmaster Cappa of the Seventh Regiment National Guard died in New York.
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Cincinnati
Abraham O'Donnell
John Gorman
Gorman
Rio Janeiro
Rio
Janeiio
Osborne
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kabis
New York
Cappa
Seventh Regiment National Guards
Multiple Fires and Political Sparks Across the World
A string of incidents fills the page from Mason Illinois to New York. Fires destroy business losses reach 835,900 in Mason and 130,000 in Troy Massachusetts. Political notes include caucus nominations in Tennessee Michigan and Minnesota. Crimes, accidents, and legal actions span a railroad wreck in New York a jail death in Idaho and a murder trial in St Louis.
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Mason,Ils
Willan‘Bate
Democratic Caucus
Tennesse
Stockbridge
Michigan
St. Louis
Dixon
Sally Smith
Troy
Fan River
Mass
Davis
Minnesota
Hina
Ellborn & Guszmann
Eberfeldt
Germany
Providence
Duke of
British Honduras
Mgr. 5
de Pietro
Montreal
Chap- Jean
Cardinal ‘Tascheran
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Genoa
Albany
N. Y
William H. Shalluck
Martena
Harrison
White House
Horse Republicans
W. A. Tatman
Kent County
Deoatta
Aku
Senatorial Committee
Cuba
Elkins
United States
Washington
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Jay Gould
Moonlighters
Dublin
W. 2 B. Thayer
Memphis
Lismarckian
Munich
William Palmer
Harntley & Palmter
Biscuit Makers
Reading
England
Albert McDonald
Huntsville
Tex
Chicago
George Jeffries
Southern Pacific
Oakland
Cal
Antes
Nebraska
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg
Bethlehem
Casey
Limerick
Treland
Fairfax
Minn
Tascott
Snell
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Thomas Matthews
Willam Smith
Dallas
Peter Dell
W. Lehigh
Dells
Lehigh
Montana District Court terms set for 1891 schedule
Regular terms fixed for 1891 in Jefferson Ty, Beaverhead and surrounding counties. Sessions begin on the first or third Mondays of specified months with courts opening at 10 a m. Official order by the court and clerk K Z Troaras. Also a hardware note offering a carload of stoves at G W Dart Hardware Co.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Jefferson Counnty
Ty Aarlison
Angnat
Beaverhead
Troaras
G. W. Dart Hardware Co
European Specialist Dr Schultz Advertises Private Health Cure
An advertisement for Dr Schultz at 36 North Main Street Bee tween Park and Broadway in Butte offers free treatment for private and chronic diseases of both sexes. It claims perfect cures using inhalation vapors and a new remedy for nervous and sexual disorders, promising cure despite prior failures.
New Remedy Said to Restore Strength for Chronic Ailments
An early advertisement touts a “New Remedy” as the best cure for general distress and private chronic nervous diseases. It claims to purify the blood, treat skin conditions like pimples and psoriasis, and restore vigor, referencing illnesses such as syphilis, scrofula, erysipelas, and salt rheum.
Irregularities Promptly Eradicated Across States
The passage notes many irregularities including prolapse and related conditions being promptly eradicated. It mentions hundreds of cases cured in Montana and other states. Proper medical remedies are implied without detailing procedures.
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Montana
Cure of Nervous Prostration by Doctor Scuunyz Reported
A letter from Burren Montana dated November 10 892 describes a man suffering seminal weakness nervous prostration and ulcers who, after three years of failed treatments and patent medicines, credits Dr Scuunyz with a two week cure restoring sleep health and ability to work. Notary C I Campbell signs the statement.
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Burren
Mont
Scuunyz
City
Joan Cann
Campbell
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The
Pribune Publishing
Cox
Manuseript
Eprron Tribune
Dillon Post
Society
Church Directory
Church
Jacey — Lima
M. EY Ghureh
Simmons
Coe
Garland & Ripley's Hall
W. ¥. Chubbuck
Dan Gutting
New State Lodge
L. F
Montepoe
Garland & Ripley’s
Wal
Wm. Dean
L. Philips
Ladies Aid Society
J. A Baily
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Engineer'’S Hall
M. Ruesell
Mes Ld. Hughes
Limes Bodge
W. J. Chubback
Stover
N. G
Mecca
A. L. Mauk
Bevibo
V. Stewart Dep
Theo Licht
Ost
Nana Meto
Rand
Mi Machine Co
Orance
Onteg
Moksz
D.ton
Bureau of Animal Industry
Esting Report
Bureau of
Autal Industry
Washingtton
Rusk
Anita Industry
Senate
Texas
Lyons
Kansas
Congress
Canada
Europe
Interstate Commerce Commission
McDill
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Great Northern Railway Commpany
South
Dekota
North
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Duluth
Lake Superior
Mr. Blaine
Wasumetos
Johnston
Blaine
Wasuixutoy, D. C
Henry Clay Evans
Tennessee
Waashington
John 4H. Smythe
Liberia
Kenna
Brooklyn
Swisker
Kinsay City
Cucaco
Jan
Rock Island
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Special Committee On
Fort Wayne
Fort Warsz
Ind
Jan.q
Centlivers
Governor Flower
Denver
Dexven
Colo
Alexander Shaw
Stiate
Clara King
San Francisco
Sidney McCoy
Vining
Transcontinental Traffic Associatas
Winchesters
Denison
Will Nevins
James Langdon
James Nevins
la Grippe
Jeffersonville
Elsura Hatcr
Dr. Miley Medical Co
Elkhart
Eikaart
Eiina Hater
Arite
Elmina Hatch
DR. Miles
N. ML. White
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Dsstvud
Qureiren
America
Brielia Welier
Rocky Mountain Sentinel
Ferry’s
Ferry
D. M. Ferry & CO
Detroit, Mich
JAS. S. Kirk & CO
Butte
Schultz
Red, Boot and Shoe Store
North Main Street
Tween Park
Broadway
Schultz Warr Ant
Parker & Stelzer
Butchers
Bannack Street
Chicago & Northwestern Ba Y
Wpon
W. A. Thrall
G. P
T. A
Joseph Bourret & Co
H. F. Jackson
General Merchandise
Bannace City
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