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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1893
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune advertising rates and policy outline local notices. It lists pricing per line for first and subsequent insertions, display ad rates, changes to ads, and free inclusion for simple announcements. It notes deadlines for copy changes and designates the paper as the official paper of City and County.
Various fraternal orders in Dillon hold weekly or monthly meetings at local halls. Knights of Pythias Occidental Encampment No. 9 and Apollo Lodge No. 15 invite visiting members. I.O.O.F. and G. A. R. Post No. 8 schedule regular sessions. public library and Odd Fellows provide evening access. notices urge good standing members to attend.
The notice lists Catholic St Nose church mass third Sunday monthly at 8 0 a m with Rev A H Taunhaere Episcopal St James church holds Sunday services every Sunday at 1 a m led by Rev 8 D Hooker with Sunday school at 3 p m Methodist Grace M E church offers services each evening at 1 a m and 6 0 p m led by Rev Mr Tait with Sunday school at 10 a m and prayer at 8 p m Thursdays Baptist First Baptist meets 11 a m and 7 30 p m led by Rev Mr Spencer with Sunday school at 12 14 p m and prayer at 7 30 p m Thursdays Presbyterian Rev Albert Z Crawford pastor Church South of court house has services 11 a m and 10 p m each Sunday with Sabbath school after morning service and prayer at 7 30 p m Thursdays Y M C A 6 30 p m every Sabbath evening.
Fraternal notices from Twin Bridges Lodge No. 17 and Twin Bridges Lodge No. 27 invite journe ing and sojourning brethren to attend weekly or biweekly meetings in the Masonic hall. Liberty Lodge No. 7 also calls templars to Saturday sessions in Templar hall with stand ing members welcome.
A Pittsburgh newspaper notes that 69 senate bills and 223 house bills were introduced with many awaiting governor action. Senate actions include 43 passing both houses and a long list of non-appropriation bills covering roads boards bonds of school districts and state institutions. House measures include 1 through 131 items on regulation taxation education and public works with several awaiting signature.
Land Office notice announces William Banneyver pursuing final proof on his homestead claim No QU for NW in Section 12 Township 54 North Range 9 West. Proof to be made before Z Thomas Dillon District Court Clerk April 22, 1803. Witnesses Sheleday Ludwig Heina Beekel Orlando Michalb Frederick Oliver. Public may protest and cross examine witnesses at the hearing.
Fragmentary advertisement from W H Nichols and Company with scattered phrases about mines and metals. The legible items reference a Boston Granite and a Glengarry line, with vague mentions of mountain and lead ore in a damaged text.
In a column mixing home health guidance and late 19th century ads, readers learn open window ventilation for sleeping rooms and temperate limits while winter heating remains a challenge. The page also highlights towing awards for steamers, drugstore claims for King s New Discovery cough remedy, and promotional notes for electric bitters and other quack fare.
Mr A Jackson of Rusk Texas, manager of a new hotel, reports years of persistent coughing ended after using Ballard's Horehound Syrup. He says it relieves cough, aids sleep, and is superior to other syrups with no opium or morphine. A free sample is offered at N M White's.
The ad features a boastful claim of Ballards Snow Liniment curing sprains in one to three days and healing wounds while warning customers to avoid rival white liniments. It touts widespread usefulness for pain, rheumatism, and various ailments with endorsement by a seller, N. M. White.
An old humorous tale fragment from Brooklyn Life mentions a boy sent to his aunt and then to his uncle, a recurring visit motif. An advertisement touts Baucklen's Arnica Salve claiming it cures skin eruptions, ulcers and piles with a money back guarantee, priced at 25 cents per box, sold by N. M. White City Drag Store.
District Cou Fifth Judicial District fixes regular court terms for year S01 in Jefferson Madison Beaverhead counties with sessions on specified Mondays each month. Court opens early morning. clerk R A Triparas records the orders. Carload of stoves newly received. fall assortment available at G W Dart Hardware Co.
Beside Red Boot and Shoe Store at 36 North Main Street Butte Dr Schultz advertises free consultations for private and chronic diseases of both sexes. He claims a new vapor inhalation system cures nervous and blood disorders and promises rapid, certain results with no incurable cases.
The text touts a “New Remedy” as the best cure for chronic nervous diseases and a range of blood impurities. It claims to restore vigor and address conditions like syphilis scrofula erysipelas salt rheum pemphigus psoriasis and related skin issues.
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