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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1893
Page
2
Official notice style text indicating Dillon Tribune as the city and county paper with publishing details for letters notices ads and editorial submissions. Includes postal handling and editorial contact guidance for submissions and transmission.
Local novelties advertise rates per line with Nonpareil measures for first and subsequent insertions. Display ads offered monthly or yearly with on request prices. Changes must be sent by Wednesday before issue. various notices such as marriages or obituaries may be included at set per line rates. Bundled campaigns possible with monthly cadence.
Community groups in Dillon advertise regular gatherings at Glendale and Bannack Idaho streets. Listings include Armory drill nights Mondays, Knights of Pythias and Improved Knights orders meeting Thursdays, Odd Fellows Hall sessions Wednesdays, G A R post meetings third Saturdays, and a Dillon Public Library open hours schedule for evenings and certain afternoons.
The schedule lists Catholic services at St Rose on the Sunday each month at 10 30 a m led by Rev A H Lumbuere Episcopal services at St James each Sunday at 11 a m by Rev B D Hooker missionary in charge Methodist Grace M church daily 11 a m and 8 p m with Sunday school and prayer meeting details Baptist First Baptist church 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school and Thursday prayer meeting Presbyterian service times and Sabbath school. Y P S CG EL 6 30 p m Saturdays.
Fraternal groups in Lima list regular meetings at Masonic and I O O F halls. Dens of Lima M K Church and Nightingale Division set Sunday and Saturday gatherings. Ladies Aid and Auxiliary meet midweek. encampment plans two monthly sessions. Attendees must be in good standing.
Twin Bridges Lodge No. 17 A O A W meets Fridays in the Masonic hall. J R Comfort Recorder G E Pitcher Master works. Twin Bridges Lodge No. 27 A F and A M meets second and fourth Saturdays in the Masonic hall. Win McClay Secretary M H Lott Master. Liberty Lodge No. 7 I O G T meets Saturday evenings in Templar hall. Caleb Eldred Secretary W FE Nye T C T.
A 1893 notice from the Press Claims company promises a $2500 cash prize plus patent fee refunds to the inventor submitting the simplest and most commercially viable idea. Competitors must patent through the company, pay a $5 preliminary search, then about $70 total, with a jury of Washington patent attorneys awarding the prize.
A unique contest offers prizes for the best story picture or architectural plan. Competitors risk labor and effort while hopeful champions gain recognition and rewards from the judged entries.
The new Commissioner of Pensions is an old soldier and will likely not overhaul administration. U S soldiers sailors and heirs should file early to secure benefits before possible legislation. For information write The Press Cr immigration Company at Washington DC for aid with applications.
Press claims company John Wedderburn managing attorney Washington D C P O Box 385 offers all kinds of legal blanks at Tribune office for use by readers and professionals.
The Rudge Company promotes Rudge's Royal Mead with a word building contest. Participants mail lists of at least thirty words from Royal Mead letters to win top prizes including a Steinway piano, a trip to the World's Fair, and a St. Bernard portrait prize. Contest ends September 1 1808 with seven two cent stamps. Address Montreal Quebec.
San Francisco reports from Honolulu that there is no change in Hawaiian affairs. United States Minister Willis presented credentials to President Dole of the provisional government while Secretary Gresham in Washington expressed surprise at news of restoration talks. Lord Ebury dies in London.
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