The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
IN TOWN AND OUT.

market.
The Blacktail is drained, entirely, by the
irrigating bitches.
John Robinson, the Snowman, lost his
largest hog at Ogden.
A communication from Hecla arrived
too late to be Of use to us.
Several refreshing showers visited this
section during the past week.
The remains Of Washington Dunn was
taken 70 Lockhaven, Pa, for interment.
w. F. Kirkwood has re.opened his law
Office In Shultz' building, on Center street
The Montana Christian Ad7vrafe, E,r Iu.
~, is received and is an interesting mum.
Der.
A small party of little people, from town,
spent happy day at the Warm Springs,
Tuesday.
The Helena /sdebesde1 comes TO us en-.
larged to an eight page paper, six.colu,nns
10 the page.
The building stone has arrived and is be.
ing hauled to the site Of MIR. VIM. {. Orr's
new residence.
Quantities Of agricultural implements
are t'eing shipped, by rail and wagon, BY the
different dealers here.
Quite number Of young people saw the
railroad for the first time in their lives
while In Dillon, this week.
DR.. Wagner, our Dillon dentist, is kept
busy attending to the eccentricities Of his
patients nolars and bicu>pids.
Tho r.,i,,ceix>,4 in ,,~,.tc,ro ..,s1
difference Of $500 per year in Sebree, Fer.
ris ard Whites postage account.
Con Orem's little Shetland pony spilled
its youthful rider, near the postcifice, Mon.
day evening. NJ bones broken.
Red lemonade at two bits per glass strikes
us us being rather lofty even for Monta ma
But, everything goes at a circus.
The brick work on the Dillon High
School is completed. The building already
presents an imposing appearance.
, Nearly the whole Bannack tribe assem-.
bled tn witness John Robinson's wonders,
!" general, and the elephants, in particular.
Every vacant house, room or shanty
was filled with transients for several DAYS
this week, camping ON the trail Of the cir.
Gus.
The majority Of the children and young
men and misses saw their first circus this
week and they seemed thoroughly to en-.
joy It.
The Grace NJ. E. Church sewing circle
will meet at Mrs. J. T. Dingicy's on next
Thursday, August 9Th, at , O'Clock, All
are invited.
The smoke that hides the mountains
from view Is caused BY destructive forest
hire In the mountains near Rock Greek,
This county.
Tie John w. Lowell Wagon Company's
new building, on Montana street, has a
larger frontage than any other single build.
Ing In Montana.
We would like to mention all our friends
who were In town ON Thursday, but it is
You must take the will for
he deed this time.
Several freight trains rolled into town
his week. Frcights are fair and the few
who are engaged in the business, from Dill.
Ion, ate doing we'll.
Dillon has "herd" Of BICYCLES. Some
# the novices say they buck worse than
and there's no satisfaction, what.
yer, In cussiny them.
The chivarie on Wednesday night was |
'rought about by the report that one of
'ur young men had married fair Dutteitc,
The ru'nor was in vain.
Comparatively few DRINKS In town on
considering the enormous o,,an.
tiles OF fiery fluids taken on board by both
'cterans and amateurs.
The Indians "hang up" Dillon merchants
l'st like their superior white brethren,
It'll this difference: The Indians always
ay up; the white man ,nabee.
A Sheridan photographer came over to
make faces for the crowd and gather their
l*lter. Verify, a crowd on circus day
"tteth money in many pockets.
A detanlter, calling himself Harry Elem.
Y, passed through town from Butte. As
Q INSTRUCTIONS were sent the Sheriff, to de-
lin him, he was allowed to pass on.
The Billings HruM is ION its legs"
gain and something like news can now be
btained from that lively town. The D..;.
Hcr1M has not been received, as yet, ut
lis Office.
Why don't some of our local capitalists
rect few neat, four room cottages for
:nting. There il a demand for such
buses, and money in it for the one who
uilds them. ,
A large crowd Of men, boys and Ban. {
ack bucks were at the depot last SUNDAY
ght when Robin>on's circus trains pulled .
!, and gave the outfit an examination with {
II aid Of lanterns. I
Miss Susie Strong, Of Ruby Valley, in 4
tempting to step from the moving mas.
niger train, "Wednesday evening. was
rown from her feet and sustained some.
hat painful injuries.
The Livingston Enterprise mus, have j,
OF OFT wrong" when it announced bob. /.
" t'rahams death, etc, in special dis. a
ten. The H;srr Press says, on good "
th"rityy, that no such affair ever happeu. hi
al Maiden. "Bobby" has probably en-. ii
ed reading his obituaries in the Terrific. Ia
press. ~