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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1894
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune is the official paper serving Beaverhead County. Includes notices advertisements and letters for publication. Publishing company details and mailing status listed.
Advertisements priced at 15 cents a line for first insertion and 12 cents a line for subsequent insertions. Brevier type on local page at 25 cents a line first insertion, 20 cents after. Changes billed monthly if desired. frequent changes incur composition charges. Obituaries and simple notices 5 cents a line. THANKS notices 20 cents. Festival and sale notices 10 cents a line. notices deemed not published imply event cancellation.
Community groups and lodges announce regular meetings at Glendale and Bannack Idaho streets venues. Members in good standing invited to attend' including K P Occidental Encampment C T G T I O G T and I O O F attendees.
Services at St Rose church occur the third Sunday each month at 10 30 p m led by Rev A H Lumbaere.
Friday regular communications of Masonic hall invite bedranging brethren in good standing. Church services by Rev EE Simmons on second and fourth Sundays. Nightingale Division 408 meets Saturdays at 2 pm. New State Lodge 343 meets Wednesdays. Ladies groups meet Wednesdays and second Tuesdays. Lima Lodge 451 IOOF meets Thursdays. Montana Encampment 191 IOOF meets second and fourth Mondays. Each entry lists officers and attendance cues.
Twin Bridges Lodge No 17 A O A W meets Fridays in Masonic hall inviting in good standing brethren to attend Recorder J J Comfort and W M G I Pitcher Twin Bridges Lodge No 27 AF and AM meets every second and fourth Saturdays in Masonic hall sojourning members welcome Secretary Win McClay M H Lott W M Liberty Lodge No 7 IO G T meets Saturdays in Templar hall sojourning templars welcome Secretary Caleb Eldred W F Nya CT
The Dillon Implement Co. sues Otto W. Ekstrom in Beaverhead County Montana. The defendant must appear January 5, 1891, at 1 p m in Polaris to answer the complaint for 15.05 dollars plus costs or judgment will be entered. Justice of the Peace Thomas H. Jopar issues the summons.
Secretary Carlisle urges immediate congressional action to restore the U S gold reserve, warning that failing aid within weeks could force him to issue bonds under 1875 law. Treasury money has dipped from peak to about sixty eight million, risking a fresh gold drain to Europe.
A bomb planted above the Exchange State Bank in Breckenridge exploded after missing the window, damaging the bank and nearby buildings. The device, apparently aiming to assassinate bank president George Engle, marks the city’s third dynamite incident in recent years amid regional unrest and fires in state papers.
Washington reports say Secretary Morton did not use the official government frank to send copies of addresses delivered in Chicago. His secretary states any publications sent under the frank were unauthorized by Morton and that stamps should have been used. Morton asks recipients of such documents to return them to him.
Articles filed in Topeka announce the North and South railroad with stock secured by $18 million capital. Trustees include Kansas leaders Fred J. Close and A. Wardell among others from Nebraska Oklahoma and Iowa. The line would run from Texas Gulf coast through Indian Territory and multiple states to near the Manitoba line.
The paper notes the appointment of a new Commissioner of Pensions, described as an old soldier. It urges U S soldiers sailors and heirs to file early to secure benefits under potential legislation, cautioning that pensions are rarely retroactive and advising contact with Taz Press Claims Company in Washington D C for assistance.
Chicago Wheat and oats fall with May prices tumbling to record lows as ample supply weighs on markets. Corn, hogs, and pork items also weaken while cattle receipts and shipper prices show slight steadiness, with limited demand at Christmas. In South Omaha, cattle and hogs sell steadily. strong feeder prices offset weaker overall sheep values.
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