The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-06-25
Childrens' concert to- night.

Our public school closed last Wctlnes
day.
Last "Wednesday was the longest day o
1851.
Turn out and hear the children sing to
night.
Spring hath passed away and summer il
in our midst.
One week from next Monday is Indie.
r'cntierce day.
There is an abundance Of Wild fruit along
Blacktail creek.
The matrimonial epidemic is raging In
Madison county.
There will bc grand concert tonight at
the School House.
The Continental Oil Company has put
up handsome sign.
The Butte races promises to BIZ q grand
affair on the Fourth.
The Utah l. Northern pay c:,r arrived
here Wednesday afternoon.
! 4 new force OF truck men have been en-
rloyed at the railroad depot.
The Miner should he careful and insert
death notices Under their proper heading.
The new town If Mclrose is making
preparations to celebrate Independence
day.
The late rains have made the farmers
happy, and now they wear an approving
smile.
We are under obligations to Mcssrs.
Blancett s. Howell tor basket Of delicious
ii uits.
Mr.. Everett Brundagc, Of Sheridan, was
visiting with his parents in this city last
Sunday.
Capt. F.. +. Hnlaniski goes to Mclrosc to
take charge OF the railroad business at
that place.
General p. T.. Common, Of Salt Lake City,
passed through this place last Sunday on
his way to Butte.
Work has been resumed on the NJ. +.
Church. We hope to see this handsome
edifice completed in short time.
Mr.. Geo. II. Scott, late travelling cores.
pondent Of the Madisonian, Is now flourish.
iny the quill tor the New North. West.
Mr.. Curl Smith Of Rattlesnakc, has been
appointed stage agent ut this place. lie
took charge OF the office last Tuesday.
Mr.. l.. d. Becbc, Of Salt Lake, is. our
new railroad agent at this place. Mr.. Is.
takes the place Of Mr.. f. r. Hulani<ki.
Miss Gertrude Dunnelvy, Of near Ilele.
ma, has been adjudycd insane, and was re-
Gently sent to the Warm Springs asylum.
The attention Of Uncle Sans boys, and
girls also, Is called to tbe Fourth Of July
fire. works advertisement ofC. l.. Thomson,
on first page.
1t the last term Of court, Beaver Head
county sent three criminals to the peniten.
tiary. One for two years, one tor fifteen
years and one tor life.
Mr.. A. B. llillikcr, the operator ut
Spring Hill, paid Dillon flying visi, Tues.
day evening, and while here his time Was
engaged shaking hands With the boys.
Mr.. J. B. Ycoman, our popular tonsorial
artist has opened oat a branch shop at Mel.
rose, and is prepared to accommodate the
bearded sex with neatness and dispatch.
Mr.. Green Williams, living near the
Point OF Rocks, this week SHARED from {
sheep, nineteen pounds Of wool. That is a
valuable quadrulrd and should bc multi
tiplied.
! Ii you wish to see Il fine specimen of
hird's.eye maple and OAK granting, notice
the front doors Of the new NJ. F.. Church.
The work was executed by "liolco,nb, the
Painter"
Miss Maggie Bowling, OF Rannack, is
about to o.en out IL millinery establish.
ment IN this place. She already has a new
building erected, and expects to occupy it
next week.
Mcssrs. Blancctt i Howell have rented
their fruit stand and restaurant to Mr.. Jas.
Bufor.l, who will continue the business in
good style. We wish Mr.. Butord success
In his new undertaking.
Mr.. viii q. Fallon, who has been acting
Us assistant stage agen, ut this place for the
Gilmer 4 Salisbury stage line. has been
appointed agent ut Melr"se. Mr.. Fallon
t'ok charge ri that office last night.
We are informed that Messrs. Biancett &
Howell will open OFT II large fruit stand and
restaurant ut Melsro>c IN 4 few days. These
gentlemen will conduct one Of the largest
restaurants to be found ut the new terminus.
\ destructive cut worm. resembling the
army worm, Is said to be DESTROYING crops
and garden truck IN different portions OF
the territory. We believe this worm has
not, as yet, made its appearance in our val.
ley.
Henry Smith was in from the Ruby
Mountains "Wednesday I" get supplies tor
his camp. liz rcp'rt> mines looking we'll
on Stone creek. The Silver Bow Mining
Co., Of Butte, are prospecting on silver
and copper lead which assays 100 o. in sill.
yer, with four foot vein.