Train plans teased for segment in Dillon area
Fragmentary notes hint at fortifications for a transit project near Dillon. Details are unclear but workers and officials may discuss training and site readiness in coming sessions.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1895
Page
2
Fragmentary notes hint at fortifications for a transit project near Dillon. Details are unclear but workers and officials may discuss training and site readiness in coming sessions.
The text outlines advertising rules and rates for notices such as obituaries poetry announcements notices of festivals fairs sociables parties suppers and contests. It states pricing per line for various items and notes free insertion for some simple announcements with monthly publication expectations and deadlines.
A collection of brief notices listing lodge meetings and open invitations across Glendale including Occidental Encampment No.9 K of P Centre, Good Templars hall gatherings, Knights of Pythias and IOOF events, and other fraternal orders. Each item provides meeting times and hosts with invitations to in good standing members to attend.
Brief directory lists church services across denominations. Catholic St Rose 10 30 Sundays first and second.Episcopal St James 11 am Sundays with Sunday school 3 pm.Methodist Grace M E 11 am and 8 pm with Sunday school 10 am and prayer Thursday 8 pm.Baptist First Baptist 11 am and 7 80 pm with Sunday school 12 15 pm and prayer Thursday.Presbyterian Rev Walter Hayes at Church South of courthouse 11 am and 8 pm with Sunday school and prayer Thu 7 30.Rabath? school and Y P S C evenings noted.
Fraternal groups in Lima issue notices for regular gatherings. Regular communication at Masonic Hall each Friday evening invites visiting and in good standing brethren. Various lodges and auxiliaries list meeting days at local halls with secretaries and officers named.
Twin Bridges Lodge No 17 A C A W meets Fridays in the Masonic hall. J R Comfort Recorder G E Pitcher MW. Twin Bridges Lodge No 27 A F and A M meets fourth Saturdays in the hall. Wm McClay Secretary M H Lott MW. Liberty Lodge No 7 IC G T meets Saturday evening in Templar hall. Caleb Eldred Secretary W F Nye C T.
Notice to co-owners Louis Pens and John B. Roasi, or their assigns, that Domanick Pene ned made improvements and labor on the Tiger lode mining claim in Beaverhead county Montana. Claim valued at one hundred dollars for 1892 and 1898. Claim located about half a mile north of the towed dasis. Co-owners have not contributed share of expenses and must respond within the publication period.
Reports from Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Indiana eastern Iowa and eastern Minnesota describe heavy frosts and snow with widespread crop damage. Kansas especially reports chinch bug ravages in wheat while markets note fruit and vegetable losses and a $1,500,000 grape crop loss in the Dunkirk Chautauqua belt.
Steamer Mascotte reports Cuban insurgents under Gomez siege Guaymaro with about 8 000 fighters while Cadiz forces 2 500 attack from rear. City taken after fierce fighting. Cuban casualties 700 and Spanish 3 000.
INDIANAPOLIS May 16 The Lake county circuit court dissolved its temporary restraining order limiting racing at Roby The state will immediately act to stop racing there Governor Matthews says he is determined to suppress the Roby association for disobeying state laws.
In a police court verdict Judge Thompson discharged OL Gordon citing no guilt but warning adulterers as crowds cheered. The judge described the pair as standing on the edge of ruin and death, marking the end of a sensational Kentucky tragedy.
Philadelphia May 11. August Tepper 36, a novelties maker, shot Clara Herbold 26 on North Seventh Street then killed himself. He died instantly. she died in hospital half an hour later. The tragedy stems from a doomed love affair. Tepper, married with a wife and family at 818 Noble Street, had pursued Herbold, but his advances were rejected.
In western Oklahoma a violent clash erupts between free range cattlemen and herd law farmers. Cattlemen claim a free range election was fraudulent with Texas cowboys voting illegally. Armed factions threaten shootings as fires consume J. B. Nicholas’s barn and house. A key county official who backed the cattlemen is expelled within 24 hours.
State Senator Peter R. Morrissey was shot and killed at 8 30 am by Maud Lewis his mistress in her room on the second floor of 2719 Washington street. Morrissey had visited the house late and had retired when the crime occurred. Neighbors say the woman had been mentally unbalanced for some time.
Evade the School Question Victoria B C May 14 The British Columbia Methodist conference at its session here declined to consider a resolution offered on the Manitoba school question, deeming it unwise to interfere in politics. Judge Ricks Denies the Application Cleveland May 15 In the case of Charles A Radcliffe against the Ohio Colorado Mining company Judge Ricks denied the application for an injunction and discharged the temporary receiver appointed a few days ago.
Pirrssure voters report miners officials calling for a delegate convention and executive board meeting. The precinct shows overwhelming support for a nationwide strike.
Denver May 14 The Chicago Burlington and Quincy company served notice on the chairman of the legal passenger association of its withdrawal from the organization effective May 1.
A discharged worker attacked Mayor Swift at Chicago City Hall causing a panic but the mayor escaped unharmed.
Washington May 11 Colonel W P Craighill has been appointed to succeed Brigadier General Casey as chief of engineers.
Berlin officials report the reichstag rejected today the antirevolution bill in full and then adjourned. The decision marks a decisive stance during the current session on maintaining order against revolutionary agitation.
Chicago grain markets show wheat advancing then retreating as bearish crop damage and weak export demand weigh on prices. Corn and oats fall late, with pork and other provisions subdued. closing quotes show May wheat near unchanged to slightly down, corn around 50 cents, oats down about a quarter, and hogs weaker.
A Hoboken child named Gertie Walker, just five years old, creates simple rhythmic verses about her world. Though unable to read, she composes lines about the sky, a dog, a trolley car, and ferryboats, delighting listeners as she rhymes in her rocker at dusk.
A Japanese bugler’s final act during a Japan China clash turns the tide as Chinese forces gain momentum. Mortally wounded he sounds a rallying cry that inspires a renewed charge and victory, though he dies before learning the outcome. His memory inspires poems and his mother honors him bowed in robes and flowers.
A five year old asks what has four legs and one foot. The mother suggests a strange animal. The boy answers a bed, using its foot as a horse. The quip appears in the Louisville Courier Journal.
In a modern house with lights and water at a touch, Little Ben asks his mother to turn on the dark to ease his headache. He marvels at the conveniences yet longs for relief from pain and the dimmer comfort of darkness.
A fragment from a 19th century youth publication describes Frank urging his mother for the shoe key to lock his boot. The brief scene captures a domestic moment tied to footwear and prompt action.
A playful verse fragment features Ana Mana Mona Mike in an empty room where children improvise a counting game to decide who is It. The looped chant includes mixed up words and a sense of uncertain meaning as players guess and doubt.
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