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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1893
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune is the official paper of the city and county. It lists mailing and contact details for business letters notices and advertisements and provides editorial addresses for the publication.
Rates effective June 1 apply for continuous round trips from Dillon Montana to Chicago and Missouri River with no car changes. Tickets sold only via Union Pacific for continuous passage in both directions. World's Fair travelers promote through vestibuled service on Chicago Omaha routes. Also notes a New York puzzle fundraiser and French Tansy Tablets advertised by a Montana drug company.
Catholics hold services on the third Sunday of each month at the parish church, located at 300 Ley Avenue, Avil Laonbaere. The schedule appears recurring with monthly observances.
At the Champ de Mars the Christian Endeavor meeting ended with warm handshakes and singing but a large mob gathered outside. French Canadian laborers and Protestants faced off as tensions rose. volunteers formed a cordon and were masked by white kerchiefs. The delegates exited peacefully as "At the Cross" rang out, followed by resolutions denouncing the World’s Fair Sunday opening.
In Heena Montana 300 delegates from every county attend a silver conference. Martin McGinnis of Missoula opens with remarks as resolutions call for free coinage and demand a law to coin silver at parity with gold.
In Worcester Massachusetts Senator Sherman writes Congressman Walker about the Sherman act and free coinage, noting the conference committee's role and the push against compulsory silver purchases. In Berlin the Reichstag opens regular business with Caprivi presenting a minimal army bill. In Ricamond Indiana Rev. John N. Beaver waives preliminaries after arraignment for assault with intent to murder.
A garbled review highlights various figures including the Earl of Rosebery, Senator George G. West, and Admiral critiques, noting political and social nods. It mentions Dr William Everett, Freeman Biggs, and Phil Nimrod with hunting feats, plus General Buckner and river cruising. An endorsement for King’s New Discovery appears amid personal anecdotes and medical ads from N M White’s Drug Store.
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