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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1893
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune declares itself the official paper for city and county affairs. It provides guidance on letters and news correspondence and notes its mailing status as second class.
Local advertising lists prices for novelties, reapine notices, and display ads. Rates are 15 cents a line for first insertion and 12 cents for subsequent insertions, with Brevier notices at 25 cents first line and 20 cents thereafter. Changes monthly with wallet copy due Wednesday. notices of births marriages deaths free. other notices 20 cents per line. festival notices 10 cents per line.
Beginning June 21 continuous passage tickets go on sale from Dillon Montana to Chicago and return for 66 20 and to Missouri River and return for 50 00 via Union Pacific for round trips only. Also an advertisement for French Tansy tablets claims relief for painful irregular menses produced by A Augendre Paris and sold by D M Newbro Drug Company Butte Montana.
Catholic St Rose third Sunday monthly 10300 Rev A H Lumbnere Episcopal St James Sundays 11 am Rev 8 D Hooker missionary in charge Methodist Grace M E church evenings 11 am and 2 00 pm Rev Mr Tait pastor Sunday school 10 am Prayer meeting 8 pm Thursdays Baptist First Baptist 11 am and 7 30 pm Rev Mr Spencer Sunday school 12 15 pm prayer meeting 7 30 pm Thursdays Presbyterian Church South of courthouse Rev Albert R Crawford 11 am and 7 30 pm Sundays Sabbath school after morning service Prayer 7 20 pm Thursdays Y P L C G EL 6 30 pm Sabbath evening
A global interfaith opening in Cubcano marks the World Parliament of Religions. Cardinal Gibbons leads a multi faith procession that includes Jewish Gentile and Catholic Protestant members. Leaders from India China Japan and Europe commend peace progress and unity.
Senate and house activity covers Voorhees proposing a 1 1 2 pm meeting hour and Peffer pushing for free coinage of gold and silver. Bills on sinking funds repeal and Sherman act purchasing clauses discussed. Chinese exclusion act debate continues. cyclone relief aid proposed. adjournment at 12 40.
KissinGen reports Prince Bis marck attacked by stomach erysipelas or herpes roster. His gout tendency worsens his condition though no immediate danger is seen. He is very weak and emaciated. Hughes court martial in Topeka finds Colonel Hughes guilty and dishonorably discharged. National Druggists meeting postponed to Oct 9 at Deteguit.
In Arkansas City Kansas on September 13 crowds flood camping grounds and hotels as the registration system is blamed for hardship. Bicyclists from Kansas City and St Joseph swell the organization to over a hundred. Rumors of a riot and criticism of moving booths away from shelter accompany a story of Nora Wiley a 14 year old who registered for a town lot after delivering her orphan status. Also noted is the death of gambler Lake Short at Guida Springs Kansas.
A brief Brooklyn Life humor item notes Mr Staylute exclaims his watch stopped and She Lin nets a surprised remark while noting you haven t swoted it since you came.
A humorous exchange over crime and grand larceny quoted from Truth. The dialogue contrasts belief in theft with a witty retort about grand larceny.
A reader asks whether the laundry can wash only the front or back portions of shirts for half price, citing a Life article. The note implies a pricing dispute over partial garment cleaning.
A humorous exchange in Brooklyn Life parodies dating norms as a character refuses to reveal age while insisting on asking her father, and a companion quips about revealing his own age. The strip plays on family approval and secrecy in romance.
The fragment shows Mr Waite speaking to Flossie a six year old girl about Edith and a possible identity. The playful and cryptic dialogue hints at a family scene with a hint of mischief and affection.
Regular terms of the District Court are fixed for 1891 in Jefferson Madison and Beaverhead counties. Terms begin on the specified Mondays with court opening at 10 o clock a.m. and operate in the specified months for each county under the court order.
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