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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1893
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune presents its header as the official paper for city and county affairs. It notes mailing and editorial address routes and departments for notices, notices of advertisements, and news correspondence.
Lovan Noviers rates 15 cents a line for first insertion 12 cents a line for subsequent insertions. Reapixne Novices 95 cents a line first insertion 71 cents subsequent. Ads by month or per year at reasonable rates. Changes monthly without extra fee if desired. Changes more often incur composition charges. Copy for changes due by Wednesday before issue. Births marriages and deaths from simple notices, obituary poetry, etc. Thank you notices 20 cents a line. Festivals fairs sociables parties converts suppers ads for sale cents a line.
In June the continuous pursive round trip from Dillon Montana to Chicago is 856.20 and to Missouri river 60.00, sold only via Union Pacific for continuous passage both ways. Also advertised are ladies French Tansy Tablets by A Angendre Paris 32 per box via D M Newbro Drug Co Butte sole agents.
Catholic St Rose 3rd Sunday 10 30 Rev A H Lumbaere Episcopal St James 11 Sunday Rev B D Hooker missionary in charge Sunday school 3 Grace M E E Grace Church services every evening 7 30 Methodist Grace M E E services 141 a m and 7 00 p m Rev Mr Tait pastor Sunday school 10 prayer meeting Thursday Baptist First Baptist 11 a m and 7 30 p m Rev Mr Spencer Sunday school 12 15 p m prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursday Presbyterian Rev Albert R Crawford Church South of courthouse service 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sabbath school after morning service prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursdays Y P D S C EL 6 39 every Sabbath evening
Regular communications held at Masonic hall each Friday evening invite in good standing brethren. Services on the second and fourth Sundays. Nightingale Division 408 meets at I O O F hall Saturdays at 2 PM. New State Lodge 343 meets Wednesdays at I O O F hall. Ladies and auxiliaries meet weekly at member homes or Engineer's hall. Lima Lodge 457 O O P meets Thursdays. Montana Encampment 197 meets Mondays, and other items note visiting brethren invited.
The article surveys Brazil’s diverse representation at the World’s Fair with a dome and multiple pavilions showing agricultural, forestry, mining, and manufactured goods. It also highlights extensive French exhibits across departments, including Parisian influence, the French government building, and notable relics such as Webster’s carriage and a seventeenth century sedan chair.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Miss Summit-Wint staying near Mr Fiddlebuck as the speaker expresses a wish to talk while Miss Palixade cites fear and a perceived need guiding actions. The text is a rough, informal excerpt with missing context and names.
A brief comic line shows a character exclaiming triumph after a moment of triumph with a playful breakfast reference. The exchange emphasizes a light scene and a sense of turn-taking.
Wistried Conté Fifth judicial district Montana fixes regular court terms for 1891. Jefferson county holds sessions on first Mondays January April July October. Madison county on third Mondays February May August November. Beaverhead county on second Mondays March June September December. Court opens at 10 a m each Monday. Clerk R Z Tromas signs order.
An advertisement touts relief for inherited weakness overwork and nervous debility with promises of permanent improvement. It cites testimonials and offers a free trial for 12 cents postage and a package at 1.00 or eight for 3.00, sent securely from Chicago Illinois.
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