The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-12-17

If you want a nice hair trim, an easy
shave, or good shampoo, so to J. A. Davis.
Mr.. Joseph Lowman took the express
Thursday tor the land Of corn and pump.
kins.
Ifyou want superb steel engraving cali
al Allen & Weight,nan's, Post. Office
Building.
allow is your arm," and show does your
vaccination work," are familiar greetings
nowadays.
One Of those beautiful mantle clocks at
Mrs. kupfer's would be just the thing for a
Christmas present.
The little ones are feasting their eyes
on the grand display Of Christmas gifts ex.
htbited at our stores.
The finest brands Of Tobacco, choice Do.
mestic and Imported cigars at,
Allen & Weightman's
Mrs. Goodrich will give Christmas Ball
Monday evening Dec. s6th, which proni-
ses large amount OF enjoyment.
T. n. Brown & Co., have added a ware.
room to their establishment which they
are filling with new lot of stoves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Porch received
their friends at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Selway. last Saturday evening.
THE Dillon Dramatic Association will
shortly have a revival. They will, it Is
understood, next attack the Lady OF
Lyons"
The excitement about smallpox has
died out to some extent, but all should
avail themselves Of the necessary precau.
| ton, and be vaccinated.
There will be services by Rev. Mr.. Min.
tier, at the NJ. E. Church, on Sabbath the
18th. at II a. IN. and : p. NJ. Sabbath
school $3.50 p. M. as usual.
Rev. Mr.. Minister, the new Methodist
Pastor, arrived from the East on Saturday
last From a casual acquaintance, We pre-.
dict he is the right man in the right place.
The clerk Of this School District No. 10
reports I6. school children in the district.
There are $50 school children repos ted in
the county, with one district to hear from.
The exercises at the Lyceum Saturday
evening were very interesting, and the
members deserve thanks for their efforts in
entertaining the numbers who gather there
evening after evening.
No occasion for musty books and paper
at our county Treasury and Recorders
office, the vaults being in similar condi.
ton to that Of the mansion mentioned in
the history OF the "Arkansas Traveller
The necessary arrangements are being
made to give the children of this place
Christmas tree at the school house NEXT
Saturday evening. Miss Carter and Miss
Cuifiu have charge OF the work and will
spare no pains to make the little folks hap.
py. When the contribution hDx comes
around, dip deep into your pockets as YOU
call to mind the days Of your youth.
The Liverpool 1Ne,esry man gives the
following recipe for the cure OF small .pox !:
"One ounce Of cream Of tartar dissolved
in pint OF boiling water. to be drank when
cold at short intervals. l, can be taken at
any time, and is a preventative as well as a
curative"
"lt Is known to have cured in thousands
Of cases without failure. It never leaves a
mark, never causes blindness, and always
prevents tedious lingering"
A party embracing over forty relatives
Of the late groom, Mr.. H. Porch, met ut the
residence Of Mr.. & Mrs. T. ". Selway OF;
Saturday evening last, to tender their con.
CALCULATIONS. The tables fairly groaned
beneath their loads Of delicacies. It l. need.
less to say the happy couple were agreea.
ably surprised At the many beautiful and
costly wedding presents then and there
presented. AS Henry pocketed numerous
postal cards rendered valuable as being bills
Of sale Of various blooded stock, he remark.
ed with a quiet smile, "marry US again
gentlemen, marry US every week!"
Whiskey $1,000 per barrel, At Gallatin
City. The following from the A,uxf
Courier proves the above assertion:
"Whsn Mr. VIM. Rea kept the only