The Dillon tribune., 1882-05-27
IN TOWN AND OUT,

Go to r. w. Poindexter's for yodr wall
raper and window shades.
,es, barrels Of Kentucky Whistles in
bond, by L. c. Fyhrie & Co
Rem EN- Der the free Physiological Lee
ture tonight at the School Hall.
T. W. Poindexter has just received fine
selection Of straw and sutumer hats.
Latest stvie< in bonnets. hats and laces
expected daily, at Mrs !. T. Dingley's.
Sands s. Bovce, OF Butte. are selling
everything in the dry goods line at bottom
prices.
Lace embroidery, fringe. and all
kinds Of dress trimmings at I. w. Poin-
dexter's.
| Ju~t received n, +. w. P.,iudex,er's, d.
rect from California, a ti,e lot Of gents un-
derw~ar.
| Ice cream has not been Offered in this
ftx the cold stuff.
A new stock II croquet sets ana the mob.
best lot OF walking sticks just received at
John Weightmans.
The public school at Basretts is progress.
; ing very fa~orably under the management
/! Of Miss Kennie Coffin.
Gov. Potts says he ia not a candidate
for Delegate, OF any other office, which ex i.
plodes that wicked story told BY Sanders
70 often.
Preaching, Sabbath, II a. m. at Poindex.
| ter's School House and p. NJ. It VI. E.
Church, Dillon, By o. w Mmtxer. Sabbath,
School at the usual hour.
Mr.. and Mira. Newton Baldwin, late Of
Minnesota, left Dillon MONDAY for the
home Of their only daughter, Mrs. Stephen
ID. Parsons near Bozrm.,n.
Rev. Mr.. Van Orsdalc, Missionary Meth.
! edist, va lately 1t Missoula wrestling viii,
the sinful pencil-ht1ver Of the Niss0alias,
but the wrcstle was in vain.
Fresh dry goods, ladies' and cf,iidren's
summer wear and latest STYLES OF carpets
continue to arrive at Sands L. BOyce's
mammoth dry goods Emporium, Butte.
DR.. Clutter Is remodeling the store-room
on Montana street. When the room is
prepared the Dillon Drug Store will be
moved into it.
Last Wednesday, May a4th, was Her
British Majesty's birthday. Owing to the
indispodtion Of the Duke ri Beaverhcad
the day wa INT celebrated to any vnagniic
extent in this locality.
| Last week a West Side printer shot
eighty times at a skunk and never touched
a t,air. The printer then attacked the ami.
mai with pine club and tie was "perfum-
I'd" for his persistency.
Several exciting set.tos at foot ball have
taken place during the past week, but the
game is not healthy or nice when tine
streets are dusty and the wind is blowing
a small.sized hurricane.
At Butte when quartz sharp gives up
the ghost he gets an imposing send off, A
brass band. a Gathered hear>e and severn
teen carriages filled With live quartz <t,arps
make . stunning funeral procession.
III. new Agent f,r the Crow Indians has
promulgated an oder removing all 'squaw
men" flrm the Crow Reservation. The.
object Of the order is to check the increase
In the half br nd population II that section
Edward Bu is, carpenter, builder, w.nd-
| worker and artistic mechanic, Is prepared
at his shop. on Montana street, to turn out
plain and ornamental work Of every De-
scription In the most workmanlike shape.
The coz boys are beginning to slap the
tranding irons on to young bovines. The
calves, forced to submit to the branding
operations, conclude that the mGhitrn theory
that there is no hell is one OF mans weakest
delusions.
i The City Bakery, on Montana street, is
always supplied with fresh tread, pies,
cakes and every thing in the bakery line
Tie people are duly ndtitied that they can
get the best and freshest table SUI plies BY
calling at the bakery.
Parties desiring to purchase riding horses
arc directed to read The advertisement al
Ameae Bessett.., of Ranuack, whiclv vii
t'e found IN another column Of the TRss
CxE. Mr.. BeSsette offers . band Of sixty
head Of fine riding horses Gr sale.
The Dillon telegraph linc Is working ad
,nirably. Much gossip iutor nation and
business passes over the line daily. Down
town ADVERTISEMENTS far the In isUNR ina,
t1e LETT with Operator Phil Poiudexter as h
slings lightning with perfect accuracy.
, The graves Of Henry Plum,ner, DucI
Stm~ota and other road agents hung BY tn,
. Vigilantes in hangn,an's gukh at Rannacl
In early days, are now merely ueglecte.
holes in the gsound. Plummers ghost ha
not been seen since Davie Mosx.n died.
: The Board Of Commissioners OF Beaver
head County will meet in regular sessim
, in the Clerks Office at the Court House i,
). Dillon, on Monday, Juwe sth. Person
having business before the Board will not
the date. and govern them selvcs accord
i iaxty.
The question Of placing seeam plants q,
SOME OF the wet silver mines of the Blu
j. Wing Diktrict is under favorable consider
ati'n. 4 number If the mines 1t Blu
Wing would be yielding .paying ship2in
" orc il they were provided with steam hoist
ing and pumDio4 machinery.