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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1894
Page
2
Local notices priced per line with nonpareil and brevier types. first and subsequent insertions differ. Display ads priced monthly or yearly. changes allowed monthly with no extra charge, but frequent changes incur composition costs. Obituaries free when simple. donations and festival notices priced per line. copy deadlines and mailing addressed to Tribune offices.
Community cards list recurring meetings for numerous lodges and posts in Dillon. Each entry notes the lodge name, weekly or monthly meeting nights, venues in Glendale or Dillon, and invites to visiting members in good standing.
A church and schedule notice lists Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian services by denomination and pastor. It includes service times, Sunday school hours, and weekly prayer meetings at St Rose St James Grace MEB First Baptist Church and Church South of the court house with Sabbath school.
Local notices list weekly fraternal gatherings across Masonic and Odd Fellows groups. Includes Lima M E Church services by Rev E E Simmons and various lodges: Nightengale No 408 meets Saturdays. Montana Encampment No 19 meets Thursdays. 1 0 0 F and O O F lodges schedule midweek sessions. officers named for each group.
Fraternal notices list meeting times for Twin Bridges Lodge No. 17 A C A W in Masonic hall Fridays with Recorder Comfort and Pitcher as Master Warden secretary. Twin Bridges Lodge No. 27 meets on second and fourth Saturdays in Mazonic hall with Wm McClay secretary and M H Lott master workman. Liberty Lodge No. 7 I C G T meets Saturdays in Templar hall with Caleb Eldred secretary and W E F Nye chief templar.
The article urges inventors to seek competent counsel for patent work and warns against no pay firms. The Press Claims Company led by John Wedderburn offers to prepare and prosecute patent applications including designs, trademarks, copyrights, and foreign patents, with services billed at reasonable fees from 618 F Street NW Washington DC.
Studies for boarders and day pupils will be resumed on the first Monday in September.
The note requests a reference for catalogs and similar listings. It specifies addressing the above item and providing guidance on locating archival catalog entries or related index records.
News from Livadia reports a planned formal betrothal between the czarowitz and Princess Alix with possible early ceremony. Censorship tightens in St Petersburg, and conflicting reports persist on the czar’s health and succession arrangements involving Grand Dukes George and Michael.
The Gazette publishes an order in council dated Oct 14 approving the marriage of Prince Adolphus of Teck to Lady Margaret Grosvenor daughter of the Duke of Westminster. Engagement was announced in July. Emperor’s Yacht Hohenzollern Ready to Sail from Kiel.
The Rt Hon Herbert Asquith home secretary told his Levan Fifeshire constituency meeting that cabinet was not summoned to consider grave complications with France. He dismissed the claim as idle fiction and urged calm.
Paris reports La Patrie alleges a major American firm supplies preserved meats to French forces but claims production occurs in Germany. The paper urges a government probe to stop the alleged scandal and protect military food supplies.
A Shanghai dispatch reports the Chinese court seriously considers moving from Peki Sin gan in Sheria, the ancient capital of China, with potential visa implications.
Berui October 21 The Tageblatt reports the British steamer Metapedia sailed from Hamburg for Japan carrying 10 English and six Krupp cannons and four cargoes of gunpowder and shells.
Four grandchildren of Rev. William Taylor a Methodist missionary bishop in Africa perished in a South Nyack home fire. The blaze killed four other Taylor children and injured two house workers while trapping three adults who narrowly escaped. The victims included Harri 11 Ada 4 Arthur 7 Schultz 5.
Terrytown N Y observes 113th anniversary of Cornwallis surrender with monument unveiling in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Parade by naval forces, Marines, militia and students, national salute at sunrise, and ovation by Judge Mills. Other notes mention a Boston horse race and a medical reference to a patient.
A spontaneous underground blaze in a hill above Marshal Colorado Boulder county roars through 200 to 800 acres threatening nearby coal seams. The fire, first seen as smoke, now shows red glow and flames at a dozen outlets, destroying property worth millions of dollars.
Denver October 2 Receiver Trumbull of the Gulf road wins court ruling to pay interest on Colorado Central railroad bonds totaling 4,743,000 with $167,540 due to July 1 last, bonds not to be forfeited. Judge Hallett authorizes payment from funds subject to further orders. Also in Los Angeles Judge Ross denies Western Union exclusivity claim and grants Telegraph Cable Company facilities along the Atlantic and Pacific Railway.
Mrs Cleveland met Ambassador Bayard at the station in Buzzards Bay on Friday night. Isador Strauss arrived from New York as the president sailed. After a short conference Mr Cleveland returned and Strauss left for his home. the nature of his business was not disclosed.
Dwight L. Moody preached to about 6,000 people in Binminceau Alabama at the Winnie Davis Wig Wam inaugurating a ten days revival.
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