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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1894
Page
2
Official notice style from the Dillon Dillon Tribune describes where to send business letters and notices. It lists the Tribune Publishing Co as the official publisher and notes mail handling and submission destinations for news correspondence and manuscripts.
Public notices outline pricing for one cent per line for first insertion and 12 cents per line for subsequent insertions plus Brevier style readings at 25 cents per line for first insertions and 20 cents for display ads. Changes to standing ads monthly without extra wage and copy due Wednesday before issue.
Multiple fraternal groups including Occidental Encampment No 1.0.C. EB and K of P West lodge announce regular meetings at Glendale and Bannack Idaho streets. G. G. and A. C. Moe invite visiting members. Post and library notices also describe schedules and open invites for attendees and sojourners.
A readable list of church services across denominations including Catholic St James Grace Methodist Baptist Presbyterian and Church South near the court house with times for morning and evening services Sunday schools prayer meetings and youth activities.
Community fraternal notices listing regular meeting times at Masonic hall each Friday for Lima Logie UC A F and AM Regular Countesintention and Saturday sessions for Nightingale Division 408 Meotas 60 F hall and Te Cray Lodge No HL L F Master W Dean and others. Includes Ladies' Aid Society address and Twin Bridges lodge schedules with local officers and meeting nights.
For sale a five room cottage with eloseta pantry and cellar boot, good well with force pump, lot 624 by 115 feet in a desirable residence part of town Washington Street near Orr Avenue. Apply to T M O Connor. Also invented fire proof bolster protecting valuables for residences and agents wanted. J Griffin Ogden Utah. World agent. The Bis
The first day of the 280th G A R encampment in Pirresetina featured superb weather and large crowds. Naval veterans paraded with precision led by Rear-Admiral Osborne to cheers. Mrs George Westinghouse hosted a reception at Solita for visiting ladies. Henry Watterson ex governor Beaver and other national officers attended.
The death of the Comte de Paris the head of the hourbin is announced after a long illness. A telegram from French royalists gathered in Laval, Mayenne, expresses homage to the Duc d Orléans and Madame la Comtesse de Paris, signaling royalist support for the Duc as king.
The president made multiple recess appointments including Thomas B. Treter as Indian agent at Fort Hall Idaho and Peter Couchman as Indian agent at Cheyenne River South Dakota. Other appointments cover Indian agencies in Oregon Pennsylvania and Wyoming and land office positions in Durango Hugo Lander and Wyoming.
Discrepancies in Town Soldiers' Home Marshalltown Iowa provoke suspensions of the adjutant and commandant. Rumors of fund shortages and poor ledgers prompt investigation while the commandant is prostrate. Nearby cloudburst in Bethlehem Pennsylvania causes significant property damage and aid shortages. Government reports in Indiana discuss railway strike motions and a family saved from the Kettle River flood.
The report shows wheat, corn and oats moving with uneven demand as close prices edge higher on pork lard and ribs futures. Cattle receipts reach 3,000 head with varied bids for different weights and dairy and meat futures exhibit mixed gains.
The notice outlines a Montana round trip fare via Union Pacific or Montana Union for travel to any Montana point. Tickets go on sale on the Saturday before the meeting, with a return valid to the following Monday. Additional notices announce annual meetings for Mystic Shriners in Denver and the League of American Wheelmen, with general one fare for the round trip set at $40.00 and sale windows limited to three days before each meeting, final limit thirty days.
The announcement states that studies for boarders and day pupils will be resumed on the first Monday in September. This sets the start of the new term and informs families of the academic calendar ahead of time.
Special counsel advertise handling of Old Claims and Disputes under public and swamp land grants. They claim fast patent issuance for settlers meeting legal requirements, promising removal of delays from minor irregularities and expert advice on new land disposal laws.
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