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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1895
Page
2
Notice states correspondence and manuscripts destined for the editorial section should be addressed to Tribune Publishing Co. Enron Tarps carrier in Dillon post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
Advertisement rates for local notices are listed with per line charges and display options. First insertion costs 15 cents per line for Local Notices. subsequent insertions 12 cents per line. Reappearing notices, Brevier type, 12 cents initial then 20 cents per line. Display ads priced monthly or yearly. inquiries welcome. Obituaries and simple notices may be free. obituary poetry 5 cents per line. Changes more than once monthly incur proportional costs. copy due by Wednesday prior to issue.
Numerous fraternal and Masonic lodges hold regular meetings in Glendale. Entries list meeting nights, halls, officers, and cordial invites to visiting or in good standing members, including Knights of Pythias, I.O.G.T., and A.O.U.W. groups with details of venues and times throughout the month.
The notice lists Catholic Episcopal Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian services at St James Grace M church First Baptist and Church South near the court house. Details include service times Sunday school prayer meetings and pastors names where available.
Fraternal organizations list meeting times and invites for Lima area lodges and auxiliaries. Regular communications at Masonic hall Fridays. Nightingale Division 408 meets Saturdays at 2 PM. IOOF and LOF entities meet weekly with officers named. Members in good standing urged to attend.
Twin Bridges Lodge No 17 A W meets Fridays in Masonic hall. J and Comfort Recorder G E Pitcher M W. Twin Bridges Lodge No 27 A F and A M meets second and fourth Saturdays in pack sani hall. Slay Beo y M W Lott M W Winey Lodge No 7 I C G T meets every Saturday in Templar hall. Caleb Eldred Secy F Nye C T.
Sheriff s sale notice for case of Efe paar J Standaher plaintiff against Mr Rode defendant. To be sold at sheriff s sale on the 6th day of arch A D 1895 at 12 o clock noon at the front door of the courthouse in the city county of Beaverhead state of Montana.
A Denver based periodical promotes the Rocky Mountain Illustrated Weekly founded in 1890. The ad touts the Grand Pike's Peak scenery and Cripple Creek gold region with eight large pages and fifty six columns. Subscriptions on trial for thirteen weeks cost twelve two cent stamps, with premiums of gold rings to yearly subscribers.
A historical newspaper column lists state and county officials and candidates across Montana. It names U S senator Thos C Power, representative O B Hartman, governor John KE Richards, lieutenant governor Alex Botkin, secretary Louis Ratliff, state auditor Andrew Cook, treasurer Franklin Wright, attorney general Henri Haskell, and public instruction A Steere. In Dillon and surrounding counties it includes county officers such as Geo M Brown and Frank Showers for judge, O M Best as chairman, T J Murray clerk, sheriff Thos F Hamilton, assessor A J Noyes, treasurer J G Shannon, county attorney J J Conge, and other county posts. City notices reference Dillon for municipal offices and public instruction appointees.
Matthew Johnaen sues James W Urnah in a Montana sheriff sale set for March 11 1805 at noon at the court house front door Dillon Beaverhead County The property described is 200 acres in sections 21 and 28 township 13 range 9 west with includes fences water rights and appurtenances. Sheriff Thomas E Hamilton signs the notice dated February 15 1895.
In the district court of the Fifth judicial district of Mopitana Beav erhead County a notice announces the March 9 1995 date at 10 a m for proving the will of N A Stiles deceased and for hearing H A Bond's application for letters testamentary. Anyone interested may appear and contest. Dated February 14 1805. Clerk R Z Thorood. First publication February 15.
To Louis Pene and John B Rossi or their assigns Butte Montana you will please take notice that your co owner Domenick Pene has made mining improvements and labor upon the Tiger lode mining claim Beaverhead county Montana valued at one hundred dollars each for 1892 and 1893 You have failed to contribute any share of its expenditure and unless you pay within ninety days after first publication your rights in and to said Tiger claim will be forfeited to your co owner February 8 1805.
The Flist National Bank of Dillon files a suit against William Gallgeots to quiet title to the E M Wilson and Nettie lodes, with a summons requiring a written answer within ten to forty days depending on service. Judge Frank Showers presides in the Fifth Judicial District.
A White Oaks New Mexico report describes a Sunday morning mine fire at the Old Abo mine hoist house. Eight miners are trapped with uncertain fate as rescuers reach only the third level. six bodies are recovered and two more believed in the sixth level. Names include Charis Merrick Williams Sherrick Baxter Wilson Davis Conno yer Howgate Keith Gulagher and Howgate.
Pittsburg district miners celebrate a wage increase to 69 cents per ton after W P Read the Chicago operator and J M Risher of Monongahela river mines granted the demand. About 4 000 miners remain at the higher rate while unions plan a general meeting, signaling employer weakness.
A shaft house fire at the Sultana gold mine near Rat Portage trapped 20 miners, cutting air supply. By 4 pm only four men had been rescued, doctors feared for the others, while rescue work was hindered by damaged shafting. Families in Rat Portage await updates as excitement runs high.
The worst mine fire in the anthracite region rages in Hazelton slopes of Lehigh Valley Coal. Began six weeks ago, costing hundreds of thousands in efforts with dubious chances of ending soon. The Hazelton mine employs 1,100 men and links to three other properties, risking over 1 million dollars in total expenditure.
Cincinnati reports the steamer Longfellow, owned by the Cincinnati Memphis and New Orleans Packet Line, sank on the Ohio River. Authorities say the incident occurred near Cincinnati and vessels were dispatched for salvage. No final casualty toll is released as crews survey the scene.
A full revolution rages in Hayti as President Hippolyte faces bankruptcy and troop shortages. Expecting a seaward attack on Port au Prince, he arms river steamboats with palace guns while ex-finance minister Fouchard plots from a foreign consulate. United States Minister Smythe urges Washington to send a warship to protect American interests.
Tokyo informs via World cable that China will sign a peace treaty after accepting Japan conditions. The talks used US ministers Edwin Dan and Charles Dan to coordinate between Beijing and Tokyo. Dockery cites Missouri appropriations declines from 1.04b to 991m across the Fifty first through Fifty third Congresses.
Mrs Mary B Lease refuses to resign from the state board of charities to George A Clark though appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate. She argues her term lasts until February 1890 and may seek court action with lawyer Eugenes Hagan to uphold her claims.
Judge Hunt directs the jury that the Pullman Palace Car Company is liable when passeners lose property due to a porter taking charge of trunks. Anna Bruns wins 118.50 against the Pullman company for diamond earrings stolen between Jersey City and Pittsburg. The report notes a government crop update and other city dispatches from New Orleans and Athens.
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