The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-05-20

| OuTln& tne nOntn OF <ApTIl ire rec
Company received, at Melrose, 637,ot
pounds Of coke for the Glendale furnace
In the same month there was forwarde
from Melrose, 736,s46 pounds Of base bu
lion, and 5i,755 pounds Of matte.
The Dillon market IL we'll stocked vii
the common commodities Of life, with
sprinkle Of luxuries mixed in. There
no special demand for any article in til
market. Trade Is growing brisker-a mari
ed Improvement having been observed du
ing this week.
| The new City Bakery opened by Charlie
Morton on Montana street, next door
the Postoffice, is supplied with fresh bteat
pies and cakes. Charley is q rustler an
is daily delivering to his customer larry
quantities Of bread and pies. Leave you
orders at the new bakery.
The Sadie Greeley Comedy Compan,
will play two nights in Dillon. Tonight
Saturday, is the opening night at the Schoc
Hall, with the second performance on mex
MONDAY evening. This Comedy compan
enjoys the reputation Of being the damon
edition Of dramatic delight on the Coast.
Pat Holahan, one IF the prosperou
ranchmen Of Horse Prairie is improving
his horse herd. On Tuesday Mr.. Holahal
+, purchased a fine Percheron Norman stall
lion, paying tor the animal ST AGO. Tn
horse Is a beauty, and comes from the ce;e
hrated Durham stock farm in Illinois.
There is an immense atnout Of f-eigh
being hauled away from the Dillon depo
every week and apparently but little i'm
preston Is made upon the immense piles
and stacks Of goods and merchandise or
hand, Freight seems to be accommodating
at least there 10 no perceptible dirninution
Young people haye passable and plaus
ible excuse for being out late these nights
When they are out till II at night they say
they have been ''connet gazing" and, 4 has
beer, noticed that certain young man
has to put his arm around his girl to obtain
a correct focus in order to get p proper
squ'ht at the comet.
The account published In the Butte .Sessi
Wegk!y Miner Of the escape and shooting
at The Dillon jail Is the worst specimen Of
news.reporting we ever attempted 10 read
The 14jxe,'s report is conglomerated mux
Of bad spelling, worse than bad grammar,
and every statement for fact Is Wholesale
leland that is drawing It mildly.
We acknowledge the receipt Of neatly.
printed pamphlet Of the "Journai OF the
First Annual Cohvocation Of the (Episco-
paD Missionary District Of Montana" The
work hears the imprint of Messrs. Triton
q Barber, and it, careful compilation Is the
work Of Rev. Edmund Gregory Prout Sec
Rotary, Of Virginia City. FE
Visiting Butte for profit or pleasure make
It a point to call at the Fashionable drv
goods emporium of Sands & Boyce, OF,
Main street. Their Spring one ninr of ,ne
foreign dress goods comnrises the largest
variety Of fancy and stylish fabrics offered
in Montana. their store ia filled with the
most elegant assortment of poods exhibited
In Butte.
Glendale. Is h,no;,g ~, =, ~. ,,,,,,, md
is going to get there, Everything about
the town wears lively and nrrsnrrons ns.
pect. Both furnaces are running. with a
supply Of ore in the bins to last until fhe
hauling Of more from the mines Is practi.
cable. The mines at Hecla CITY are Weld.
ing lots Of ore. which Is increos;ny IN rich.
ness and in quantity.
Troro,s r,;d.,, 49, ,,h;x ,.... >.,.
ranch m p nd d ,,nS e., w. aass ".eau .
mo n rev,ivas 49, ' .ew aays aso, seenr.
articles of value a. ths W;";, a s1 G"';
49, ~ p sa.ue AH t"e v'gl'ahce Nom.
Town ,,f ,ron,rs 49, .as,'.L u" pusmA INA.
n..on,e ~ t,,s ,,.ii.,us ~ ...'" M, t"e
r. ~. xa,chf;,, ~ ~ h.. wv" W wi. VIII "ase
to,n.rs ordered ~ MI rs R",,e VI "us" GUS
.,,,.,
an elecuon OF hvs trustees ct the Rail-
way wan M'n'"g company, to serve the
ensuing year; Was held ut the office of Sc
pre-, Ferris Y White on May, 18th. The
.oaow."g trustees We're elected: Paul Van.
ee,yor!, NharIes b!'ven' Layton K. Stan.
"e'o, Henry Jarrett ana Geo. J. Cole. AT
c,,c.,;ni, e.,;,a" ses ~ .ne trustees the
d.rvot pr.";d..,,,. VIZ G 81 S.a !au' , yam
pre.;dsr,. = rs..;. :r ou' x.ce'
T,"is $780,, 's'''s' A'e"s"Fer' Geo.
- we Se''e',y'
TOW ABOUT Fourth OF July celebration
IN D''on: Other towns In the Territory
are arranging programmes for the Fourth,
ana It Is not too soon for the patriotic Dil
tonite to commence ayitating the proper
way % ceieorate the memory OF our i'm
mortal ioredaddies and the day that marks
our conntry's liberation from despotic and
tyrann'cal RUE. a grand o'".tashioned Gel
ST ne", ' rasuc Tam IN ~ all the people
o.,a"...' "u a.es . aua me surrounding
I E",'r.h y "'u'o NC TIC '"'"g 'or the coming
'o ~s H.. so,,.. . c.,
.r,esdo~ ,h..... ..'.o .',''., ne'snt ram last
50. 'e ~ ~"s "p"t twenty escapes
. .u.' ~ o"..e l"ey were proud but poor,
6""S W "eu, uCpioTtuS tnetr unfortunate.