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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1893
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune details local notices at 15 cents per line for first insertion, 12 cents for subsequent insertions, with Brevier type for reapings at 25 cents first line and 20 cents each additional. Display ads priced monthly or yearly. copy for changes due by Wednesday. Births and marriages announced free. notices of festivals and similar events priced per line. Official paper of city and county.
Local fraternal and civic groups in Dillon hold regular meetings across Armory Hall Glendale Good Templars hall and Bannack Idaho streets. Listings note dates weekly gatherings for Occidental Encampment No9 K of P Hecla Lodge No13 and other orders with visiting member invites and officers named.
The column lists Sunday worship times for Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian churches plus Sunday schools and prayer meetings. It also includes notices for Masonic lodges Twin Bridges and Liberty, with meeting dates, locations, and officers inviting members in good standing to attend.
The item touts through service on vestibuled trains between Chicago Omaha and intermediate points with no changing cars. It promotes the Chicago Union Pacific North-Western route as the fastest and finest for trips to the World’s Fair, highlighting comfort for travelers and rapid connections.
An advertisement touts exclusive physicians and surgeons for all diseases of men and women in Montana. It claims leading specialists who are qualified and responsible.
Bremen reports the freight steamer Naronic is lost with possible survivors among lifeboat crews sighted south of Sabile Island near Newfoundland. Coventry confirms two lifeboats were seen and shipwrecked people may be aboard a passing vessel. A separate blast at a sawmill near Lockeridge, Iowa kills four and injures several, as boiler failure leads workers to pour water and explode the boiler.
Destructive hurricane sweeps New Webrides and New Caledonia causing extensive devastation. Many natives feared dead or missing. property losses mounting. Tremont Temple fire in Boston destroys structure with extensive damage and injuries. Prairie fires in Kansas devastate farms. river rises in Saginaw. Cholera among Russian convicts reported. salmon canners trust dissolved in Portland.
In a western Kansas town a flashy attorney known for odd habits used a witness to estimate the age of a barn by grilling him. The farmer claimed the house was about as old as the attorney, prompting a sharp exchange. The piece blends sensational courtroom anecdote with vivid local color and clipped dialogue.
The Fifth Judicial District fixes court openings for 1880 with sessions in Madison County on January and February Mondays and in Beaverhead County on September and November Mondays. Clerk Tuomas notes dates and time at Thratcloek a.m. Carload of staves received. Now is the time to select winter stoves from GW. Dart Hardware Co.
Be Streets Butte advertises Dr Schultz offering inhaled vapors to treat private and chronic diseases of both sexes. The notice claims rapid, permanent cures for nervous system issues including impotence, night losses, and melancholy, with a guarantee of cure regardless of prior treatments.
An ad claims one eighth of human suffering stems from excesses and diseases and touts a “Wonderful New Remedy” as the best medicine to restore strength and vigor. It lists private, chronic, and nervous diseases along with blood and skin disorders such as syphilis scrofula erysipelas pemphigus psoriasis and related eruptions and hair loss.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various medical conditions and procedures with garbled terms. It notes cases cured in Montana and other states but provides no coherent events or identifiable persons or organizations.
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