The Dillon tribune., 1882-12-23
IN TOWN AND OUT.

The Dillon precinct officers have failed
to file their official bonds.
All trains of the Utah and Northern rail-
way now stop at Melrose for meals at the
Conner Hotel.
A long list of warrants are advertised on
the walls of the treasury department OF
Beaverhead County. See Shineberger.
There will be Episcopal services at Glen.
o'clock, a. m. Holy Communion after the
service.
Three ounces of laudanum, taken with
suicidal intent, sent Jens Petersen into
eternity. He went by the way of Deer
Lodge.
The Winter, thus far, has been remarka-
BILE. Very little snow has fallen, and stock
of all kinds are doing we'll and appearing
splendidly.
G. Mikus had hearing before Probate
Judge Wing. His Honor charged the de.
PENDANT a $1o fine and added the legal
trimmings.
The belle Of Butte wears No. elevens,
and her toes are said to be full Of ugly
corns. The belle of Dillon wears No. twos
and has nary corn on her toes.
Services at Grace NJ. E. Church to-mor-
row Sunday at II o'clock a. m. and at 7
o'clock p. m. Rev. Mr.. Stayton will Of
ficiate. All are invited to attend.
The harp that once through Tara's hall
heap of music shed is not the same harp
that young man of Dillon uses when he
goes out to spend his spare evenings.
Christmas seavices at St. James Church,
Dillon, on Christmas Day at II O'Clock
m. Subiect-"Positive and Negative Prep
aration for the Coming of Christi Holy
Communion.
The TRIBUNE job department Is supplied
with large and complete stock OF printers
stationery, and is prepared to do every dc.
scription Of job printing in first-class style,
at reasonable prices.
Everybody knows that Christmas Is com.
ing The TRIBUNE wishes IA Merry
Christmas" to all man and woman kind
hoping that pleasure and plenty may be
with all on the festive day.
The nice, good little boys and girls Of
Dillon are mighty mad and pouty. There
will he no Christmas trees and the young
ones have Il right to buck and kick at their
neglect on the coming occasion
The display Of Holiday goods forms an
attractive feature at all Of the stores and
oiOPS III AHIOii Just INV. AUG VAuO't"'
Of elegant articles for Holiday presents is
extensive and varied all round town.
Con Orem's challenge to Jack Waite for
a hard. glove contest Is not likely to be ac-
cepted, as it is said that Waite's lame hand
or toe or some other trouble will prevent his
fighting for two months, more or less.
The TRIBUNE advertising columns tell
where holiday goods can be best obtained.
The live dealers know the value Of printers
ink and are letting themselves be heard
from through our advertising columns.
Recently Mills, of the Deer Lodge North
West, ate a trout that weighed thirty odd
pounds, and Viii e he digested the noun.
tain whale he penned pointed paragraph
advocating free railway passes for poor
newspaper people. ~:
A man can not edit a newspaper and sling
hash at the same time. Carson, If the
Bozeman News, is trying it, and we are
panied to report that he is making a total
failure both in singing grub and manufac-
turing readable English.
At Bannack when man gets 3-7.77 pin
ned on his coat he fully realizes the extent
OF the insinuation and he leaves the town
instanter. They have a way OF doing things
at Bannack that convinces the stranger that
there must Ike something Of a selt.rising
nature in Grasshopper water.
Sealed proposals for caring for the de.
serving poor and INDECENT sick will he re.
ceived until January Ist, 1883 If you want
the job propose in writing what you will
do It tor and send in the proposal to the
clerk Of the Board Of County Commis,
sioners before the time expires.
1 n H., ~ - ~. -
Helena Assay Office, has issued a circular
informing the public that the Government.
will assume, after January lst, 1854, the ex.
press charges on bullion deposited, which
have heretofore been imposed upon the
depositor and deducted from his returns.
A bald.heatlcd eagle has been purchased
in Dillon for s.. The bird ia to he taker
to Butte where he will be incorporated 70,
$4,ooo.ooo and sold at the daily meetings o.
the Butte Stock Exchange. How THU
rooster eagle stock will rank with the othe,
demoralized $4,ooo,ooo stocks of Butte re
mains to be reported.
We have observed, for the last sixteer
years, that when Gallatn County man o
any pronounced conspicuo~ity dies that h,
receives a touching tribute In series q
beautiful resolutions beginning with SINAI
cap "whereas." 1t must be nice for the in
visible dead to come back to Bozeman an,
read in the columns Of the Courier that
"E'cn his virtues leaned to failing's side."
On or about January l, IL no acciden
happens, Sam Langhorne, ct al. will begi
the publication Of the Weekly Chronicle a
Bozeman. 1t is to be a Democratic shee
aping Missouri ideas all the same as the IA
detemdewf The Hon. Sam has been achin
for years to be an editor. and having amas,
ed fortune by selling cheap pills at ST. pc
box he proposes to squander his wealth O
one horse country newspaper.
Last Sunday, after the service, the men
bers Of the Episcopal Church met and d.
;. cidea to organize Sunday School. E. I
E Price was elected superintendent and
e Brundage was chosen secretary The Sc
;. sions Of the school will be held on Sunda
. afternoons at ; o'clock. The organizatio
OF two Notwithstanding and afternoon
= affords ample opportunity to all who are i,
t terested in Sunday School work to atten
An important ruling that will be of int
!. est to settlers in Beaverhead County NJ
|. Southwestern Montana has been made |