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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1894
Page
2
The notice outlines price per line for various ad types including Locan Notices at 15 cents first line and 12 cents subsequent lines, Brevier notices at 25 cents first line and 20 cents later lines, and changes monthly without extra charge. Free simple announcements cover marriages and deaths, while festival and sale notices cost 10 cents per line. Copy due Wednesday before issue. notices without copy may be omitted.
A dense listing of lodge meetings and dates in Dillon including Occidental Lodge No. 9, Lodge No. 15 I O G T, Occident Lodge No. 8 K P, Apollo Lodge No. 15 I C O F, Dillon Lodge No. 7 A O U W, Bannack Lodge No. 3 I O C I, Steedman Post G A R, Dillon Public Library Association, Prospect Lodge No. 29 F E O G T, and O E S with multiple officers named and meeting nights all in Glendale and Dillon with invitations to visiting members.
A local notice lists church services by denomination with times and locations. Catholic St Rose monthly 10 30 a m Father C Paawelyn. Episcopal St James 11 a m Rev G Hooker. Methodist Grace M E Church 11 a m and 6 00 p m Rev Mr Tait. Baptist First Baptist 11 a m and 7 30 p m Rev W H Brooks plus Sunday school noon 12 15. Brealey teeta Walter Slayes pastor south of court house 11 a m and 4 p m. Y P S C E 8 30 each Sabbath.
Regular communications held at Lima Masonic hall every Friday evening invite Sojourning brethren in good standing. Lima M E Church reports services on the second and fourth Sundays each month. Various lodge groups meet weekly, including Nightengale Division 408 and Montana Encampment 19 7 OOF, with officers named and attendance invited.
Local notices invite brethren to attend lodge gatherings. Twin Bridges Lodge No. 17 meets Fridays in Masonic hall. Twin Bridges Lodge No. 27 meets Saturdays twice monthly. Liberty Lodge No. 7 meets Saturdays in Templar hall. Secretaries and wardens listed.
Five room cottage with closets pantry and cellar, good well with force pump. Lot size 621 by 115 feet, in a desirable residence part of town. Apply to T M OConnell. Also describes a cheap fire proof box for protecting valuables. agents wanted for J Griffin rubber stamp Ogden Utah.
An advertising excerpt urges inventors to seek competent counsel for patent work. John Wedderburn of the Press Claims Company promotes services including patents, designs, trademarks, copyrights, and foreign patent support, warning against no patent no pay firms and offering guidance from 618 F Street NW Washington DC.
Studies for boarders and day pupils will be resumed the first Monday in September. The notice states the reopening date for both groups and indicates the new term start.
The notice requests reference terms be sent and provides guidance for catalogs and related materials. It emphasizes standard terms and formal addressing for submission and catalog preparation.
In Lexington Kentucky Desha Breckinridge clashed with James Duane Livingston at the Phoenix hotel. Livingston seized Breckinridge's knife averting harm to himself while Breckinridge and Lane exchanged threats and obscenities on the street. Judge George B. Kinkead faced taunts amid the volatile scene.
The commission appointed by the president to investigate recent Chicago labor troubles adjourned its Chicago hearing and will convene in Washington at the Department of Labor on Wednesday September 26 at 11 o clock a.m. It will receive in writing suggestions and hear parties desiring to be heard. After review of existing testimony, the commission may call further witnesses.
R G Dun and Co reports breadstuffs lower as official crop forecasts shift opinion. Corn prices dip while wheat receipts and Atlantic exports drop versus last year. U S failures total two weeks into September stand at 2 867 764 dollars with manufacturing and trading liabilities. Odd Fellows lodge meeting in Tennessee debates degree paths and sick benefits. Russian war ships head east from Cronstadt and Sevastopol toward Viadivstock in a St. Petersburg dispatch.
C C Powning of Reno says Senator John P B Jones will resign when Nevada Legislature convenes and seek reelection. He has joined the silver party rather than the Republican line and expects to run to fill his unexpired term with a full two year period.
Dr Hep penheimer owner of the Boston and Baxter mines receives word that purchase money is ready for the Columbia vein near Boulder Colorado. The deal includes the Boston Baxter Sullivan Columbia feller Davidson Madeleine Ninot mines with adjacent Utica mine. A large machinery plant will cover the Baxter shaft as it is sunk deeper and levels opened along the vein. The new company plans a 4 million dollar capital stock issue.
General William Booth founder of the Salvation Army arrives in America aboard the Carthaginian. He tours major cities in the U S and Canada over six months to inaugurate a nationwide revival. He will be in Chicago November 29 to December 2 before returning home in March.
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