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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1894
Page
2
Official notice describes handling of business letters notices and advertisements for publication and orders for job printing and remittances. Notes mail transmission through Dillon post office and second class matter status.
Local notices list per line rates for different insertions Brevier type display ads rates per line monthly changes allowed with no extra charge and weekly copy deadlines. Births marriages and deaths may be announced free when desired with single line poetry comments if provided, event notices priced by line.
Local fraternal groups meet weekly at various Glendale and Dillon halls including Occidental Encampment No 9 K P S, Lodge No 16 I O G T, Lodge No 8 K P, Apollo Lodge No 15 I O F, Dillon Lodge No 7 A O U W, Bannack Lodge No 3 I O O F and Prospect Lodge No 29 I O G T. Members in good standing and visiting brethren are invited to attend regular, Wednesday or Friday sessions at specified halls. Public library and post activities also listed.
A readable list of weekly religious services across Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian congregations. Details include church names, service times, pastors, Sunday schools, and prayer meetings with days of week.
Regular communications at Lima Lodge D D A M and other fraternal groups held weekly. Sojourning brethren in good standing invited. Ladies Aid Society and Auxiliary meet midweek. Encampment and visiting brothers also invited to attend at L O O F and Engineer halls.
Twin Bridges Lodge No 17 A D A W meets Fridays in Masonic hall 60 journeying brethren in good standing invited J R Comfort Recorder G LE Pitcher MI W. Twin Bridges Lodge No 27 4 F and A M meets fourth Saturdays in Masonic hall members in good standing welcome Wim Meclay sec y RM H Lott aL W Liberty Lodge No 7 1 OG T Masonic Templar Saturday evenings in Templar hall templars welcome Calsb Eldred Sec y Jo UW Nye CT
For sale a five room cottage with closets pantry and cellar. Good well with force pump. Lot measures 6214 by 115 feet in a desirable residence area on Washington street near Orr avenue. Apply to T. M. O'Connor. Also advertised is a fireproof box for valuables with agents wanted, by J. Griffin Ogden Utah.
John Ryan, representing President Debs, travels to recruit East Coast labor support for the strike surge. He warns of nationwide sympathy strikes, predicts eastern road shutdowns if Chicago actions persist, and notes pending moves to Boston and Buffalo. Proclaims a mass labor rally under the ARU and cites the Santa Fe Pullman boycott spreading from Galveston.
Toreno July 9 The switchmen and yardmen in the Air Line Junction yards of the air Shore struck this morning. No freight trains are being switched. Passenger trains carrying mail are allowed to move.
Ie Scott Kansas July 9 Fire men Brotherhood votes to strike making engine service impossible locally. Firemen on arriving trains must go to Kansas City or Springfield creating a 200 mile run. Mixes City Montana July 9 report of a St Paul Freight train arrival with Army guard details at Fort Keogh and nearby creeks as troop detachments protect railroad property.
The U P from Cheyenne to Ogden is open for business again with train service in operation. Soldiers accompany the Butte train from Ogden as it left on time last night, with no resistance expected.
Notices announce special rates via the U P Ry for the American Medical Association meeting in San Francisco June 5 to 8 1894 and Ancient Order of United Workmen June 9 to 18 1894. Osnes of Fort Benton and Bob Field of Livingston are named in a related docket with Friday July 13 as a hanging date. The extension covers California Midwinter exposition ticket dates and final limits. FT Couzins is listed as agent.
Union Pacific offers one fare round trips to any Montana point via Union Pacific or Montana Union. Tickets go on sale Saturday and Sunday with return valid until the following Monday. Also noted are the Imperial Council Mystic Shriners in Denver July 24 to 27 and the League of American Wheelmen in Denver August 18 to 18 with travel at one fare per round trip, $40.00, tickets sold only on the third day before the meeting and valid up to thirty days.
Sealed bids for a Red Rock river bridge at Shineberger’s place near Dillon Montana are due September 3 1804. Plans and specifications are in the county clerk’s office for examination. Bids will be opened in September 1804 and may be rejected in whole or part by the board.
Trains depart daily from Montana Union Depot for Spokane Tacoma Beatle Portland and coast and California points as No 1 and for St Paul Chicago eastern southern and Canadian points as No 8. Through sleeping cars from Butte to Spokane Tacoma Portland and St Paul with uprated tourist sleepers day coaches and dining car service on all through trains. For information time cards maps and tickets contact W M Tuchy General Agent 23 E 4 Broadway Butte Montana.
General Miles reports two clashes overnight between troops and rioters in Hammond Indiana. Several rioters were killed and many captured according to dispatches received by Washmeton.
July 9 dispatches report Fort Wayne and Lake Shore officers attempting to replace strikers with Black workers. A.B.U. resumes actions on the Big Four line while freight traffic is halted. mail trains remain permitted to run.
In Daxville Illinois on July 9 state militia fired over rioters heads and killed two women and one man. The incident occurred during clashes as authorities attempted to disperse the crowd. Police investigated and mourners gathered in the area.
Marketing claim asserts the product contains no morphine or opium in the "One cent dose" formula. It promotes safe relief while avoiding narcotics, aiming at cautious use and consumer trust.
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