The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17


goods, etc.,
IN TOWN AND OUT.
The new rooms for the Dillon drug store
will be finished in few days.
The City Bakery, In addition to fresh
bread. pies and cakes, Ia always supplied
with Ice cream.
Deluginc rains have fallen in this vicin.
itv during the past week and the summer
crop Of Infant mosquitoes bids fair to be
fully up TO the average.
There will he a grand hall At Metlin's
Hall, in Glendale, on Tuesday evening
July 4th. Excellent music by Orton's
string band. Tickets $500.
Owing IN other appointments II Is prob
able that that Bishop Brewer will not be
able to ofliciate at the LAYING Of the corner
stone Of the Episcopal Church In this
place.
Early piety Il the cause Of 40 many bald.
headed men In Montana. The men are
not to blame for their hirsutele&s heads.
Extreme riety Is to blame for "a many
shiny, bald pates.
| Armstrong the agent Of the Crows, says
he has no objection to white men counting
the squaws on his plantation. He says he
did not order "squaw men" off of the reser.
walton a. reported.
In the rattle for the pistol the fat man
shook the winning number, and he got
away with the revolving deadly weapon,
| which he intends to use In slau9htering
elephants and buffalo gnats.
There Is no perceptible cessation In the
receipt Of freights At the Dillon depot. Car.
loads of miscellaneous freights are unload.
ed daily. Bales Oft hides and stacks Of bull.
lion are received daily for shipment south.
Wool agents are beginning to put In an
appearance. A representative Of Boston
wool house Is In the field, and others NAV
be expected. The wool clip Of the county
promises 70 be large this season, and agents
will he active In buying.
Messrs. Butts & Drake have formed
co.partnership ~ contractors and builders
Of stone, brick and frame buildings, and
are prepared to furnish plans, specifications
and estimates. Theis Office Il at the fprni.
ture store on Montana street. B.
Dillon market rates remain substantially
at the quotations Of the roth. Flour IL sell
ing quite freely. Oats are not abundant,
Mormon Strawberries bring fair price and
they are sour enough to take the place Of
on piclsles the table.
Col. Wash Dunn. who ia At Helena, saws
that the forty miles of Northern Pacific
grading between Bedford and Helena,
which have been sublet BY Mesers. Dunn
Y Fyhrie to sub-contractors will be finished
within three months, ~ men and teams are
working on every mile oft.
Both Of the County Conventions Dem.
ocratic and Republican-will be called b
meet In Dillon. The time has not been
fixed yet, but It will probably be earlier
than last year, as thereis considerable In.
terest attached to the selection Of delegates
to the Territorial Conventions.
The Finance Committee Ia busllv enga.
ged in raising funds for the Fourth Of July
celebration. The Committee Is receiving
liberal contributions, and the amount Of
money required will he easily raised II cit.
tzens contribute as freely 40 they should to.
ward getting up patriotic celebration.
The high fence ordered 10 be built around
the Jail by the County Commissioners will
he finished In. day Or two. Deputy MI.
kus thinks enough Of his brigade to pro-
vide each man with ornamental piece Of
iron iewelry which, for safety's wake, Ia worn
around the ankles instead OF On the, fingers
Sands h Boyce's store, at Butte, is be.
coming better known throughout Western
Montana than any Of the famous bonanzas
of Butte. No one goes to Butte nova.
dsvs without calling at the fashionable drv
goods emporium Of the Silver CITY, where
the richest and most fashionable fabrics are
daily displayed.
The Ogden Pilot Of the I3th says tina,
fourteen head Of fine blooded two. three
and fovr.year olds were stabbed In that CITY,
and adds: They were bought At Lexington,
Kentucky, by Noah Armstrong, Of Glen.
dale, who is going to take them to Montana
These horses are from some If the best
trotting stock in Kentucky.
Young men should not drink, excert on
special OCCASIONS like the entertainment to
be given by the young ladies' Of Dillon at
School Hall on Friday evening, June AID,
when It will be perfectly proper to take a
drink with Rebecca At the lemonade we'll
for the benefit Of the bell. There will be
no "spikes" In the lemonade, but It will be
nice nevertheless.
There May be Ewes as Brightly Beam.
ing" but we doubt II It Is possible to write
sweeter "r prettier song than one bearing
the above name that has just been sent to
us by the publishers, Sherman, CLAY 4 Co.,
San Francisco. The music Is arranged nv
IL. NJ. Bosworth. the song being the same
as sung by Mr.. Digby Bell, In the original
key Of E fiat. The price post. paid is only
IS cents.
A gentleman from Glendale reports that
the late double.compound county seat rack.
ct that prevailed In that prosperous burg
has simmered down and those who were
the worst afflicted have nearly recovered
from the destroying effects Of the fever.
We are exceedingly gratified to learn that
such Is the condition Of things at Glendale,
where everything that betokens prosperity
is observable. The recent splurge over
county seat removal has rot been product.
i've Of banefill results.
The young ladies of Dillon and vicinity
will give "Bell Festival" at the School
Hall In Dillon, on Friday evening, June
:3d. The proceeds Of the Festival VIII be
devoted to purchasing bell for the Meth.
odist Church. Refreshments will he scrv
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