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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1894
Page
2
The Tribune Publishing Co outlines business letters notices and advertisements for publication and job printing. It provides address directions for editorial correspondence and news manuscripts and notes Dillon post office transmission as second class matter.
The notice outlines advertising costs for locals including 15 cents per line for first insertion and 12 cents for subsequent insertions, Breviers at 25 and 20 cents, monthly display ads, and changes at monthly intervals. It also lists free items, penalties, and specific line rates for different notices such as thank yous and event announcements.
Local fraternal orders including Occidental Harecpinetl No. 9, Hola Lodge No. 15, Knights of Pythias, Apollo Lodge No. 15, Dillon Lodge No. 7, Steedman Post G A R, Prospect Lodge No. 29, and other groups announce regular meetings. Schedules show weekly or monthly gatherings at Armory Hall, Lodge Hall, Good Templars hall, and public library spaces with cordial invitations to in good standing or visiting members.
Church notices list monthly Catholic services at St Rose 10 30 a m Rev A H Lumbaere at St James Episcopal services Sundays 11 a m by Rev B D Hooker. Sunday school 3 p m Methodist Grace M I church services evenings 11 a m and 8 p m Rev Mr Tait prayer meeting 8 p m Thursday Snowday school at 10 a m Baptist First Baptist church services 11 a m and 8 p m Rev W H Brooks Sunday school 12 15 p m prayer 7 30 p m Thursday Presbyterian services at church near court house 11 00 a m and 8 00 p m Sabbath school after morning service Y P S O 6 30 p m Sabbath evenings.
Fraternal groups in Lima announce regular meetings across multiple lodges. Lima Lodge A D F and A M invites regular members to weekly sessions at the Masonic hall, with officers B Dean and W Grace listed. Other groups hold Saturday 2 pm sessions, weekly Wednesday afternoons, and second or fourth Thursday meetings with listed secretaries and presidents.
A five room cottage with closets, pantry and cellar and a good well with force pump. Lot size 6214 by 115 feet in a desirable residence part of town near Orr avenue. Apply to T. M. O'Connor. Also describes a fire-proof box for valuables and invites agents. S. J. Griffin of rubber manufacturing is listed as general agent.
An Arab named Mazeppa, trained in America, performs at Crystal Palace showing arithmetic, counting people by row, and answering questions with head shakes. It can indicate yes or no and reveal the day of the week, date, and birthday, impressing astonished audiences with its learning.
Professor Charles E. Hite of the University of Pennsylvania plans a 10 man expedition to Labrador for exploration and scientific study. The party sails on the Newfoundland with Dr. F A Cook and lands near Goose Bay to travel up the Grand river and Mealy mountains while gathering flora and fauna and inspecting mineral potential.
A statement from M. M. Garnann and J. C. Kinganan urges no alteration to the McKinley tariff. They claim Ways and Means and the Senate finance committee rejected tariff changes that would hurt workers and possibly kill domestic manufacture. They argue the current rates need time to prove usefulness and vow future votes may sway policy.
The American Medical association gathers in San Francisco from June 5 to 8 1894 for its annual meeting while the Ancient Order of United Workmen meets June 9 to 18 1894. Special UPR rates for the California Midwinter Exposition are extended to cover these conventions and similar events. Agent F T Contins notes the selling dates and final ticket limits have been broadened to apply.
Union Pacific offers round trip Montana fares with one fare for round trip. Vickers sale days and other meetings listed with single fare. Sealed bids for Red Rock river bridge near Shine Berger's place due September 3. County clerk's office notes plans available for inspection and right to reject bids.
A Willimantic Journal quote in The New Haven Register skewers southern Democrats as wealth-advantaged, hypocritical, and ineffective. It depicts them as men with grievance against prosperity and as fools who flip gospel tenets, causing political paralysis.
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