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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1894
Page
2
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Society notices list numerous fraternal groups meeting at Glendale and Bannack Idaho streets venues. It includes dates for E N G M drill nights at Armory Hall, K of P Occident Lodge gatherings, I U G T Good Templars hall events, AOUW and G A R post meetings, and library hours with open evenings.
Directory lists services at multiple locales including St. Hose St. James Grace M. Grace M. Grace M. churches and First Baptist. It notes pastors Rev. C Pauwelyn Rev. 8 Q uaker Rev. a m Mr.Tait Rev. W. N. Brooks Rev. Walter Hayes and weekly Sabbath school and prayer meeting times across denominations including Catholic Episcopal Quaker Methodist Baptist Presbyterian and Church South with Y P S C 1 gatherings.
Local Masonic and Odd Fellows groups announce regular meetings at the Masonic hall and 1.0.0. F. hall. W. B. Dean and Arthur Croy serve as secretaries and stewards for several lodges. Meetings occur weekly on Fridays Saturdays and midweek across multiple lodges and encampments in Lima with invitations to all in good standing.
Twin Bridges Lodge No 17 meets Fridays in Masonic hall. J R Comfort recorder invites in good standing. Twin Bridges Lodge No 27 meets second and fourth Saturdays in Masonic hall. Wm McClay secretary and M W M H Lott. Liberty Badge No 7 meets Saturdays in Templar hall. Caleb Eldred secretary.
Ogden Utah dealer S J Griffin promotes a new inexpensive fire proof box for protecting valuables in residences. The ad claims the product fills a long felt want and calls for agents to inquire.
The piece extols patent demand amid national progress and cautions against No patent no pay firms. It promotes The Press Claims Company led by John Wedderburn to handle patent work from 618 F Street NW Washington DC and to secure foreign patents if needed. It cites risks of incompetent counsel and offers comprehensive patent services.
The Bozeman Chronicle notes Col Wouldbe Sanders backed by New York links while campaigning for Helena and opposing Daly. It argues Helena elite influence via dinners and social favors shapes Montana legislation, with prominent supporters invited to exclusive Montana Club events.
In editorials from Stillwater to Great Falls and the Populist Tribune, Helena’s influence on Montana politics and growth is called into question. Critics accuse Helena of corporate dominance, expansionist aims, and threats to state capital location, while defenders argue for regional rail development and workers’ interests.
Congressman Charles Hartman denounces a new interior code allowing Northern Pacific land agents to declare mineral lands agricultural after 60 days, nullifying the mineral land bill. He argues the rule favors the railroad monopoly and urges Montanans to vote Hartman to defend their rights against costly court battles.
From the Butte Tribune Oct 24 the piece argues the Northern Pacific aims to move the state capital to Helena to control lawmaking, favor its interests, and isolate Helena from labor influence. It accuses executives, lawyers, and lobbyists of backing Helena’s bid and warns Montanans to reject the shift.
E F Talley editor of the People's Advance in Ripley Tennessee was arrested on sedition charges tied to a published call for a mass meeting urging a fair election and resisting fraud. He posted bail set at 2500 dollars after waiving preliminary examination. The notice also notes a separate local libel conviction and damages. The Populist Tribune critiques booster efforts for W A Clark.
Shooting or bunting on the ranch is prohibited. Trespassers will be prosecuted as stated by Jasres Maupin.
Notice warns that any persons caught shooting on the ranch will be prosecuted. The message cites J. F. Bisnop and asserts strict enforcement.
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