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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1893
Page
2
Local notices priced per line with 15 cents first line and 12 cents each additional line. Display ads by month or year, changes cost extra. Births and marriages free if simple. notices require event details or be omitted. Thank you notes 20 cents per line. festival notices 10 cents per line if admission or sales involved. Copy for changes due by Wednesday before issue.
Official notice text explains where to address business letters notices and advertisements to Tripunké Pusirsuina Co and editorial correspondence to Epirox Tripuse with Dillon postal service second class status.
This fragment lists weekly and monthly lodge, post, and library gatherings in Dillon. Groups include Company E N G g M drill at Armory Hall Fridays, Occidental Encampment No. 9 and various Masonic and G A R bodies meeting at Glendale and Dillon halls, plus the Dillon Public Library Association inviting all residents.
The passage lists monthly Catholic services at St Rose with Rev Van ie Ven and church mass times. Episcopal services at St Jeree College pele Sunday 11 am with Rev 8 D Hooker. Grace M H church Methodist holds services morning and afternoon with Rev Tuit and Sunday school at 10 am. Baptist Biest Baptist church offers 11 am and 7 30 pm services with Rev Spencer and Sunday school at 12 15 pm. Presbyterian Church South of court home led by Rev Albert R Crawford has 1 pm and 7 30 pm services with Sabbath school after morning service and prayer meeting Thursdays.
A condensed list of services and lodge meetings. Includes Lima M Charch Simmons pastor services on the second and fourth Sundays evenings. Nightengale Division 108 meets Saturdays at 2 pm in Garland Ripley's hall. New State Lodge 345 meets Wednesdays in Garland Ripley’s hall with Wa Dean secretary. Ladies Society and Ladies Arsenal details. Lita Lodge 5 000 OF Bie meets Thursdays. Montana Encampment meets second and fourth Mondays. A J Mauk Scribe Stewart Copay all in good standing invited.
Fraternal notice invites traveling and in good standing members to attend Friday evenings in the Masonic hall. Lists J. Comfort as Recorder and G. I. Pitcher among officers with names and roles for endurance and welcome. A second and fourth Saturday meeting is noted for another lodge in the same hall.
Justice Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar died in Macon Georgia at 8 50 PM after a period of illness He served in Congress the Senate and as secretary of the interior and later as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court The article notes his eccentric yet engaging character and outlines his long career from Oxford Mississippi to Emory College and beyond
In Duxvék Col on January 2 a crusade against Sunday night amusements led to arrests of theater managers and performers from the Central Variety to the Tabor Grand during a Hungarian orchestra concert. A mob of about 500 then attacked Trinity Episcopal Church dean Dean Hart's parsonage, breaking lights and demolishing doors before dispersing. Authorities expect no further violence.
Fire at Joh Vederlein’s dairy in the Twenty seventh ward kills George Rodler aged 1 and his aunt Kate Rodler aged 25. Neighbors alert, Kate rescues the sleeping child and both perish from smoke. Vederlein and wife suffer severe burns while attempting to reach the second floor.
A garbled, wide ranging dispatch reports disease outbreaks in Brooklyn and California, accidents injuring dozens near St Peters, deaths in Paris and Lebanon, fires wrecking gas works, wrecks on Pennsylvania railways injuring eight, political shifts in Australia and Canada, cholera in Budapest and Neutleben asylum, a double suicide in Leavenworth, and university gifts from Vanderbilt. The mix notes weather, crimes, disasters, politics, and social notes across multiple locations.
An 1891 Montana court notice fixes regular terms for Jefferson Madison and Beaverhead counties with opening times and dates. It lists district court sessions on specific Mondays and hours, signed by Clerk Z. Thomas. Also an ad notices a carload of stoves from G W Dart Hardware Co with a winter sale push.
European specialist Dr Schultz offers free consultation at 86 North Main Street between Park and Broadway Be tween Park and Broadway streets Butte for private and chronic diseases of both sexes. New inhalation vapor system claims speedy permanent cures for catarrh throat lung and blood diseases and various nervous and sexual disorders with no injurious drugs and guarantees cure in short time.
The advertisement touts a “wonderful New Remedy” as the best medicine to restore strength and vigor for private chronic and nervous diseases. It lists blood impurities causing pimples, hair loss, skin issues, and conditions like syphilis, scrofula, erysipelas, and psoriasis.
The report lists numerous medical terms and conditions and asserts that many hundreds of cases have been cured in Montana and other states, detailing eradiation of chronic inflammation discharges and irregularities.
The letter from Barry Montana dated November 10 1892 describes a man cured after extensive failed treatments. He suffered reminal weakness nervous prostration and ulcers with severe itching and insomnia. After two weeks under Dr C Schultz care he regained health and can return to work. Notarized by C I Campbell.
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