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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1892
Page
12
W B Barbour Wisconsin attorney at law advertises office on Idaho Street next to Masonic Block in Montana city calendar style.
Fraternal groups meet weekly or monthly at Armory Hall Glendale Lodge Hall Odd Fellows Hall Good Templars and Castle Hall Dillon area. Attending members urged. visiting brethren welcomed. Dillon Public Library Association open evenings for public access.
Directory shows Catholic St Rose monthly mass by Rev Van De Ven Episcopal St James at 11 am and 1 30 pm with Sunday school at 8 pm Methodist Grace MM church daily services 11 am and 7 pm with pastor Rev Lait Sunday school 10 am Baptist First Baptist 11 am 7 30 pm with Rev Sir Spencer Sunday school 12 15 pm prayer meeting 7 29 pm Dart's Hall Rev Albert R B Crawford services at 10 am and 2 pm with Sabbath school after morning service Prayer meeting Thursday all welcome
Twin Bridges Lodge No. 27 of the A F and A M meets Fridays in the Masonic hall with J B Comfort as Recorder and G E Pitcher as Master. Also Mesia lodge holds sessions on the second and fourth Saturdays in the Mavonie hall with Wm McClay and NH Lott as officers. Liberty Lodge No. 7 I O G T meets Saturdays in the Templar hall. Sojourning templars and brethren in good standing are welcome.
The Lima M. E. Church led by Rev. Jos Wilks hosts services every other Wednesday evening. Nightengale Division No. 408 meets Saturdays at 2 pm in Garland & Hipley’s hall with Wm. Dean as secretary. The New State Lodge No. 343 meets Wednesdays in Garland & Hipley’s hall under master M. L. Philips and Secy WB F. L. Also Y M C A Railway Department offers a reading room 9 am to 10 pm daily and 1 to 10 pm Sundays. Cottage prayer meetings Sundays. Ladies’ Aid meets Wednesdays at members’ homes. Ladies’ Auxiliary meets second Tuesday at Engineer’s hall.
The Trinun adds a bookbinding department with a skilled bindery staff from Salt Lake City to bind magazines periodicals and papers rebind old books and more at reasonable prices. They invite trial orders.
An old notice promotes U S C cures for gonorrhoea and greta in the span of one to five days, claiming rapid relief. The brief item cites swift action and consumer remedies without clinical details.
Des Moines IA Jan 12 The Iowa House selects temporary speaker G W Wyckoff as credentials are reviewed. Senate stands 25 Democrats 24 Republicans 4 Independents. Engleoying chair, Engle votes for his own ticket keeping deadlock and preventing Senate control.
Ohio Governor McKinley urges a state tax revision commission and appropriations for an agricultural experiment station. He stresses better railroad worker protections, ballot law improvements, and redistricting to restore voters' voice amid gerrymandering concerns. Surrounding items note Gorman’s Senate race plans, Blaine prospects, and political banquet discussions.
The Democratic senatorial conference in Trenton lasted from 5 to 10 o’clock and resulted in the renomination of all current officeholders. William Pintard of Monmouth was the sole exception, having deserted Abbott and backed the Blodgett slate.
In Columbus on January 1 the Foraker and Sherman factions clashed over secret versus viva voce voting. The vote favored viva voce 47 to 44. On the first ballot Sherman led with 53, Foraker 38, Foster 1, McKinley 1, with 47 needed for a choice. Democrats later nominated James T. Neal for the U.S. Senate.
State presidents of the Farmer's Alliance meet in Washington in secret sessions to discuss welfare and progress. Congressman Livingston reports that politics are not on the agenda. A memorial to Congress condemns the agricultural mood and calls for direct government money issuance with low interest and expanded supply, plus silver’s full coinage rights.
Senate petition from Beattie Washington urging coast defense upgrades and Nosco unprotected northwest coast discussed. House debated navy vessel charters for starving Russia aid, Holman amendment adopted, resolution postponed. Other actions include senator Hill sworn in, Dolph reports revenue cutters for Pacific, and Nicaraguan canal inquiry adopted. House routine business and adjournment to Monday noted.
Will iam Springer forecasts tariff and economy as leading campaign issues for the next presidential race. He expects wool to return to the free list to satisfy farmers while lumber binding twine and salt face little Senate opposition. He notes silver legislation will be left to newspapers and the current Congress.
Corsicana Texas January 11 Congressman Roger Q Mills says he would seek a senate seat if a called Texas legislature session occurs He opposes free coinage of silver as a cure for national distress and urges delaying tariff agitation noting Democrats control the country on tariffs.
Denver reports Dr. Graves was sentenced to be executed within two weeks, taken to the penitentiary, with steel cuffs and leg chains. He remained calm and courteous to guards, discussing various topics except the alleged crime.
The senate in secret session confirmed Interstate Commerce Commissioners William R. Morrison of Illinois William Lindsey of Kentucky and James McDill of Iowa Also K G Rathbun of Ohio was named Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Charles Weare of Cedar Rapids Iowa was appointed consul at Aix la Chapelle The Hartford Supreme Court sustains Governor Bulkely care ruling Though Judge Carpenter dissents Nebraska revised quarantine rules aim to ease cattle shipments by Nebraska officials under new proclamation
Mixed livestock prices with cattle receipts leading to steady markets. Estimates show cows and feeders at around 2.60 to 2.75 while hogs report varied around 4.70 to 5.00 with some dead weight notes and regional adjustments.
Estimated cattle receipts 20 000 head with price ranges 2.90 to 6.00 for cows and steers. Hog receipts listed with heavy, mixed and medium classes around 4.0. Sheep estimated at 9 000 head with lamb and ewe prices shown. Chicago grain and provisions note January wheat and February figures.
A man with a revolver robbed a crowded Allegheny Valley train near Stock City Iowa. Passengers faced fear but tackled the assailant, who was overpowered and handed to Pittsburgh authorities. He was sentenced to thirty days in the workhouse.
Notes report the death of Ex President Noah Porter of Yale. Other items include a Cherokee sale ratified, Illinois Central express workers strike, new cabinets in Australia, four thousand Homestead Steel workers threatening strike, Duluth boot firm assignment, Durango fire loss, Cheopas Puebla upheavals, Hathaway sentenced, Norwegian bark hinter wreck, Lachute fire damage, Shetland wreck, Sheffield cutlery trade drop, Harrison relative death, Julia Johnson sues for breach, Boston merchants banquet, Franco American trade talks, Kansas City building cost rise, New Jersey Republicans fundraising, various rail and court actions, and other scattered incidents.
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