The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-10
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
Gilmer & Salisbury's coach runs through
hours, and makes regular time.
The hot weather of the past week ha.
caused big rise in the Beaverhead rive,
and its feeders. The 'Junc rise" will soon
be at its height.
Ice cream and iced whisky are much in.
quired after. 1t Is too warm for whisky,
and consequently concealed COW fluid is
the luxury sought.
Divine service and preaching at the M.
E. Church on Sunday evening. June nth.
Rev. O. w. Mintzer, pastor, will otliciate.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Preparations to start up the Argenta fur
mace are being made. An ore.supply for
the summer can be obtained readily, and 1t
is probable that the furnace will be rolling
out base bullion within months time.
A large number of freiyhters have arri.
we'd and departed during the week. The
demand for teams to do hau,ing is brisk.
Teams are wanted to haul quartz and ore
from the Bannack and Blue Wing districts.
The ladies' Of the NJ. +. Sewing Society
are requested to meet ut the house Of Mrs.
John r. Selway on next Thursday after
noon, June 18th. All are earnestly invited
to be present, and full attendance is en-
pected.
The Territorial Teachers Association
meets In Helena on the 1st day OF Aug ust.
County School Superintendent Shineber-
ger, at the request of Prot. Howcy, has no.
titled all OF the teachers Of Beaverhead
County of the time Of meeting.
The Leo Ideal Company played two
nights in Dillon to air-sized houses. The
athletic, gymnastic and varied performance
Of this troupe was rendered in an artistic
manner, and Tor an entertainment OF this
kind the Leos are hard to beat.
II. Standing, secretary, says; "The Dill.
lon Base Ball Nine would like to play a
picked nine of Dillon on the Fourth of
July. Arrangements for the match may
be made with Ale Wallender, captain, or
with the secretary" Go in, boys. -.
Improvements, substantial and ornanen.
tai, are going on In different parts Of Dill.
Ion. Several new residences will be COM
pleted in a few days and ready for occu.
pancv. The construction Of more dwell.
lighthouses is to be commenced soon.
Sands Il Boyce, at Butte, are offering the
most' elegant assortment Of fashionable
springs goods to be found in that city. All
who visit the Silver City will find it to their
advantage to examine the newest styles at
the dry goods emporium on Main street.
Candidates are beginning to show their
colors. The crop of candidates will he
large, and it is hoped, for the good of the
people, that honest men will be placed on
the Democratic and Republican tickets.
The office of Sheriff, It Is said, will go beg.
ging in both parties.
The recent racket over the county seat
removal question, although only prelim-
mary skirmisl,, developed considerable bad
feeling in the matter. a few Of the over
heated Glendale petitioners were wicked
enough to call Dillonites "Sidney Dillon's
poems" "Forgive them, Father,they know
not what they do.'
The comet may now be seen every night
without glass or without putting YOUR
arm around your girl to get squirt at 1t.
At ten o'clock look under the Polar Star
and you will see the comet. Last Monday
night the comet was nearest to the earth.
On that night It was SSoooooo OF miles
away from our globe.
4lC AASlClI6 ~xGvO<A say NbIAt uIl one
non, who has contributed a deal of hard
cash in developing the mines Of Southern
Montana, has unlimited confidence In the
permanence and prosperity of the mining
industry of that section OF the Territory.
The Bannack. Marysville district is one in
which Phil Is largely concerned"
Commissioner Dave c. Metlin, Of Ban.
mack, was In attendance on the Board this
week. Mr.. Metlin has served the people
Of Beaverhead County, in the capacity OF a
Commissioner, for nearly eight years, and
his record as faithful servant of the peo-
pie, is untarnished. The office Of Com
missioner is difficult one to fill and rem
der satisfaction to everybody.
Rev. f. G. Prout, OF Virginia City, ex.
changed pulpits with Rev. G. U. rillotson,
Of Butte, on last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Til.
lotson filled the Dillon appointment on last
Sabbath, while Rev. Mr.. Prout occupied
the pulpit of St. Johns Church at Butte,
Exchanges like this will be the means OF
introducing both Of the reverend gentlemen
to the favorable notice OF the people.
Information wanted of the whereabouts
of Nathan Talent, who left Clinton County,
Kentucky, in the year 1851, and in com.
pany with Foster Demasters and party
started for California. Any information re.
lating to Nathan Talent will be gratefully
received by his brother, James B. Talent at
Dillon, Montana. Address letters in care OF
Dillon TRIBUNE. Pacific Coast papers
please copy.
Information is wanted of Matte Nc Don.
aid, (,aaiden name, Martha Jane Simpson,,
native Of Wayne county, Illinois. Also, Of
Sadie Herbert, (maiden name, Sarah Ann