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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1893
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune outlines advertising prices for local notices, Brevier type notices, and display ads with monthly or yearly options. Rates include 12 cents per line for first Nonpareil line and 25 cents for first Brevier line, with reductions for subsequent insertions. Copy deadlines and composition charges apply for changes before publication.
Local notices list regular gatherings across multiple organizations. KE and N G M meet Fridays at Armory Hall. Occidental Encampment No 9. Hecla Lodge No 15. Good Templars in Glendale. K P meetings at Castle Hall. Apollo Lodge No 5. Dillon Lodge No 7 A O U W. Bannack Lodge No 4 100 O F meet Wednesdays in Glendale. Steedman Post No 8 G A R holds monthly third Saturdays. Library and Prospect Lodge No 20 TO GV invite members and public to attend in Dillon with named officers and meeting sites.
The notice lists monthly religious services at St Rose Church Mitta with Rev An IL Liuunhaere and at St James Episcopal with Rev 8 D Hooker, plus Grace M F Church Methodist services and Baptist and Presbyterian worship times. It also advertises Twin Bridges Lodge No 27 and Liberty Lodge No 7 meetings, with officers inviting friendly, in good standing members.
A collage of 19th century reflections praises true national heroes like Washington and Lincoln, then pivots to brief notices of inventions, medical cures, and humorous vignettes. It includes barber shears with a comb attachment, boot contest humor, praise for Dr King’s New Discovery, Electric Bitters for health, Ballard’s Snow Liniment, and a sack sewer’s record, all tied to local ads and quotes.
The president outlines core issues in a ceremonial inaugural address with grand pageantry. He emphasizes national unity and forward policy directions amid a formal ceremony marked by pomp and circumstance.
Grover Cleveland is sworn in for his second presidency amid sleet and crowds of about 44,000 along Pennsylvania Avenue. Parade, civic groups, and military escort mark the ceremony as New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, and other cities send prominent associations. Cleveland vows to preserve the constitution, curb bounties and pensions, and uphold the nation’s credit. First Lady’s gown features hydrangea tones. inaugural ball dazzles Pension Building with white gold decor.
A brisk cattle market with about 1000 head receipts and steady demand. Hogs total around 2000 with mixed to medium quality and prices near 82 to 83 per hundredweight. Grain and provisions show March May July futures with oats and corn trading near steady levels.
A Kansas reader from Gypsum City praises Dr Miles Restorative Remedies for heart disease symptoms and recovery after three bottles of Heart Cure and two of Nervine. The letter claims a normal pulse and full recovery, endorsing the remedies with a positive guarantee.
An old advertisement for Dr G Schulte at 36 North Main Street Butte promises perfect cures for private and chronic diseases. It touts a new inhalation vapor system and claims rapid, guaranteed results for nervous system disorders and sexual ailments regardless of prior treatment.
A рассказ of a patent medicine claiming to restore strength ambition and vigor for private chronic nervous diseases and blood impurities. It lists skin eruptions pimples hair loss and conditions such as syphilis scrofula erysipelas psoriasis as ailments it supposedly treats.
An advertisement states a new remedy can swiftly cure gonorrhoea stricture epiphdymitis varicochea bladder troubles skin impurities and various listed conditions including pimples blotches and measles like symptoms. It markets rapid relief across numerous ailments.
A Barre Montana letter from Nov 10 1882 describes long illness with serine weakness loss of manhood and nervous prostration. After two weeks of treatment by Dr Scavira the writer reports renewed strength and ability to work and urges others to seek care. Notary confirmation accompanies the statement.
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