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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1895
Page
2
A fragment notes that the teens publication Piers for Job Pie was published by the editorial department and registered at the Dillon post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
The notice details advertising rates for first and subsequent insertions, display ads by month or year, and free announcements such as obituaries. It lists per line charges, deadlines, and special pricing for notices of fairs socials and suppers, with guidance on copy submission and changes.
A long listing of Glendale based fraternal orders with meeting nights at various halls. It notes Occidental Encampment No 9 I C C F meeting Saturdays, Hecla Lodge No 15 1 C G T Fridays, and Apollo Lodge No 15 I C O F meetings Mondays, with visiting members invited. Other groups include 4X of P, Ni G Bitton Lodge No 7 A U W, Zions, and G A R posts, detailing venues at Bannack Idaho streets, Goodey Hall, and Masonic buildings. Comrades in good standing invited to attend.
Catholic services at St Rose on the first and second Sundays at 10 30 a m led by Rev Father C U Patwelyn Episcopal services at St James every Sunday at 11 a m by Rev B D Hooker missionary in charge Grace M E Church holds services each evening at 11 a m and 8 p m Rev Mr Tait pastor Sunday school 10 a m prayer meeting 8 p m Thursdays First Baptist church two services 11 a m and 8 00 p m Rev W H Brooks pastor Sunday school 12 15 p m prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursdays Presbyterian led by Rev Walter Hayes church south of court house services 11 00 a m 4 00 p m and 8 00 p m Sunday Sabbath school after morning service prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursdays Y P S C E 6 30 p m each Sabbath evening
A notices list from Lima outlines regular meetings for Masonic bodies and Odd Fellows groups. It lists Lima Lodge No 45 I O O F Lima M I Church services, Nightengale Division 408, New State Lodge No 343 I L F, Ladies Aid Society, Ladies A ceding greeks, Montana Encampment No 19 IOOF, and Lima Lodge activities with scheduled days and officers.
Twin Bridges Lodge No.17 A C U W meets Fridays in Masonic hall. J R Comfort recorder. G E Pitcher M W. Twin Bridges Lodge No.27 AF and AM meets second and fourth Saturdays in Masonic hall. Wm McClay secretary. M H Lott M W. Liberty Lodge No ad C G T Mesta relies Saturday evening in Templar hall. Caleb Eldred secretary. WY F Nye C T.
Sioux City May 7 reports say a cyclone or tornado swept Sioux county causing 20 deaths and about 40 injuries. Aid is provided, with $10,000 property damage estimated, and towns like Sioux Center Perkins and Sibley affected.
Funeral services were held in Alton Iowa on Sunday amid a fierce storm for victims of Friday's cyclone. Debris filled roads from Ireton to Sioux Center as crowds and emergency crews moved through the damaged valley. Sixty bodies or more were reportedly buried in Sioux County with Marsden family remains sent to Wisconsin. Sixty homeless farmers around Sioux Center caused widespread relief appeals and railways offered free transport for donations. Seventeen crew members were drowned in Kodiak Island disaster reported aboard the steamer George White.
Nine miles east of Como in the Tarryall district a 65 year old Benjamin Ratliffe killed three school board judges at the annual election. He fired on Samuel Taylor and L. F. McCurdy then shot George D. Wyatt before surrendering to Deputy Sheriff Link. Wyatt died after hours of exposure. Ratliffe claimed justifiable homicide. Wyatt and McCurdy were respected Park County residents.
The piece critiques The New York Times and debates free trade policy amid US Congress failures. It cites The Textile Mercury arguing Kidderminster carpet makers suffer from high wages and northern competition, advocating protectionist measures to stave off ruin from low wage competition abroad.
A historical analysis compares McKinley era tariffs with the new law, claiming the latter raises customs revenue and expands imports while harming domestic production and employment. It notes increased bonded debt and a sharp drop in rail car exports, framing protection as a force for prosperity.
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