The Dillon tribune., 1883-07-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.

ing next week. We would not be surpris
ed to see two thousand outsiders in Dillor
on next Thursday.
The TRIBUNE Job Department Is full,
prepared to turn out job printing in artistic
style. Samples Of work exhibited on ap
plication and prices reasonable.
Rev. Mr.. Drummond will hold Episco
pal services at Bannack tomorrow, Sun
day, July 79th, and at the same place or
the following Sunday, August sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Laxier will establish
home school In Dillon at an early day
The course of instruction will be thorough,
and will include vocal and instrumental
music.
The produce market at Dillon is we'll
supplied with farm products. There Ia no
special demand for any article, except new
potatoes, which are selling at four cents
per pound.
The management Of the concert given
on last Thursday evening return thanks
to Mrs w. Snyder and Mr.. Chas. Hirsch.
man for the fine flowers used on the stage
on the evening Of the concert.
Messrs. Greenhood, Bohm & Co., the
enterprising clothing merchants of Helena
have issued handsomely printed business
circular, with an outline map Of Montana,
A copy was received At this Office
A ncw order Of the Postoiice Depart.
ment says that rostmasters are only requir.
ed to Keep advertised letters seven days he.
fore 'ending them to the Dead Letter OF.
flee. Heretofore postmasters were requir.
ed to keep such letters thirty days.
The land racket Is giving County Clerk
McGough lively game to keep up with
the business. But as Phil slings a rapid
and correct pen lie manages to stand off the
run and enjoy tolerably fair health.
VIM. Hall, Of Summit, has purchased the
residence property Of II. Brundage at Sher.
islan paying therefor $l,loo. Property in
the burg with military name Is command.
Ing better figures than could be obtained
one year ago.
The Utah and Northern will issue excur
sion tickets Tor the Robinson circus, on
next Thursday, August I'd, at the following
rates: From Melrose to Dillon, $3.50;
Red Rock to Dillon, S.; Spring Hill to
Dillon, Sass.
County School Superintendent John Gan.
non, Of Glendale, has been engaged as
principal OF the Dillon Public School. lie
is to receive salary Of $1,000 per annun,.
The selection OF Mr.. Cannon for the posi-.
ton will undoubtedly prove a good one.
Within the past week some fine lots Of
wool have arrived at the Dillon depot. The
clip Of Messrs. Smith l. Paxson was con.
spicuous among the number. Their clip
Of about 10000 pounds was an average Of
about eight pounds per head from their
hand Of sheep.
Ground billiards, better known as Gro
quct, is the outdoor game that is having a
run these pleasant evenings. The ladies'
play good games, but that can not BIZ said
nj the gentlemen, many of whom play
expecting to win through the
sheer force OF main strength, and awkward.
ness.
The banking house Of Sebree, Ferris 4
White at Dillon is u good postofaice patron.
The business and private letters from the
bank average fifty daily or about ,Sooo for
the whole year. Mr.. White has the rcpu.
tation Of being the fastest letter writer In
Montana.
Agent Beebe informs us that the Utah
and Northern will issue excursion tickets
to the knight Templar Conclavc at $77
Tor the round trip from Dillon to San Fran.
cisco and return. The date tor going Is
August Goth. Returning the tickets are
good until October 3Ist.
Deputy Sheriff Nash, Of Gallutin county,
passed through Dillon the latter part Of
last week on the hot trail OF three horse
thieves who had stolen horses at Bozen,an.
The thieves had passed through town and
headed toward Idaho. The deputy pro.
cured fresh horses ut Marlow's stables and
continued the pursuit OF the thieves. The
horse thieves, three in number, with three
lnimals, were captured within three miles
II the Idaho line. The thieves are proba. |
lily quartered in the Boze,nan jail at this
writing.