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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1894
Page
2
The passage directs letters to the editorial department of the Tribune and notes Dillon’s post office second class transmission. It references the printing business and correspondence handling for manuscripts and notices.
The notice lists local rates: Norrozs 15 cents per line first insertion, 12 cents for subsequent. Reapine Notroxs 25 cents first, 20 cents subsequent. monthly or yearly ads priced on application. changes monthly possible without extra charge. changes within an hour or month incur composition fees. changes due by Wednesday before issue. marriages and deaths free if announced. obituary poetry 5 cents per line. thank you notes 20 cents per line. notices not furnished will be omitted. festival and social notices with admission charges or sale items priced 10 cents per line.
Numerous lodge meetings listed with dates and locations in Glendale and Dillon. Entries include Occidental Encampment No 9 I O Q O at Lodge Hall Glendale and K N Hilbinger C P, Apollo Lodge No 15 I O F on Idaho and Bannack streets, Occident Lodge No 8 K of L at Castle Hall Bannack Idaho, and other orders like A O U W Dillon, G A K Post No 8, and I O G T Prospect Lodge No 20 with weekly and monthly meeting nights.
The notice lists Catholic, Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian services. Catholic St Rose holds 10 30 Sundays monthly. St James 11 am Sundays. Grace M. Hi church 11 pm and 8 pm. Randay school 3 pm. Prayer and Bible meetings noted. Baptist Friat church 11 pm and 8 pm. Sunday school 12 15 pm. Presbyterian Church South of court house 11 am and 8 pm with Sabbath school after morning service and Thursday prayer meeting 7 30 pm plus Y P S 6 30 pm.
Local Masonic bodies Lima Lodge A D A F and A M hold regular Friday evenings at the Masonic hall. Sojourning brethren in good standing are invited. Other groups including Nightingale Division 408 1 O I O F weekly meetings, New State Lodge 343 U L meet Wednesdays, Ladies Aid Society and Auxiliary gatherings, Lima Lodge 46 I O C and Montana Encampment 19 15 O O F meet on specified midweek days.
Classified description of a five room cottage with closets pantry cellar and good well with force pump. Lot size 6214 by 115 feet in a desirable residence area on Washington street near Orr avenue. Contact FM O'Dexxor for details about the property and other listings.
Northern Pacific employees voted to return to work ending the long strike. Freight and passenger trains resume, with traffic to be fully underway by Sunday. Reports note Montana Union and related lines still cautious as Union Pacific traffic stabilizes.
In Bozeman on July 20 the N P yards show their usual bustle with work at the round house and depot. ARU members at a meeting last night planned to regain their former positions. About 12 men have been discharged locally as Supt Finn, traveling to Battle with no guard, said trains would likely run on the Air Line tomorrow.
Boston dispatch reports numerous sunstroke cases as heat intensifies across New England. Advices from multiple points note excessive heat and several prostration incidents.
Union Pacific and Montana Union offer round trip tickets at one fare for Montana travel. Tickets are valid for travel Saturday and Sunday with return by Monday. Annual Imperial Council Mystic Shriners meeting in Denver July 24 to 27. League of American Wheelmen meeting in Denver August 13. One fare for round trip is $40. Tickets available three days before the meeting with a maximum thirty day limit.
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