The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

carnival. There was a big crowd in attend
ance and many Of the skaters showed pro- |
ficiency in rolling around OF. rollers. The
rink affords our people place to engage
in healthy muscular exercise and agreeable
amusement, and i, is being literally patron
lied BY Diilonites-
The TRIBUNE job department under the
charge Of Mr.. Brundage. is turning out .
large amount OF Job printing Of an arts
tic quality. A large and varied stock Of
printing material. including new styles OF
types, places the job department in condi-
tion 10 compete with any establishment In
Montana, both as regards the prices Of Job
printing and the quality Of the work turn.
ed out.
The edict having been given, Father
Searles, Of the Butte Miner, turns that pa.
per loose as the champion apologist Of Gus
ter county crookedness. We are not in
formed whether the Miner rraps pecuni-
airy benefit ior its labor, but - 1t is we'll
known fact that paper does not esrouse
canse exclusively for glo.y. the Presump-
ton Is that it is iaborinx for its corpof-
ate health.
The Rev. L. L. Wood. Of Helena, dur.
ing q recent visit to Dillon, delivered his
lecture on "Shams." Owing to the inclem.
ency Of the weather on the evening the
lecture was announced, his auditors were
not numerous. The lecturer handled the
subject Of "Shams," Of divers degrees and
kinds, in q very humorous and entertaining
manner, mingling the sarcastic with the
humorous effectively.
Invitations are out for grand "neck.tie
ball." to be given At School Hall, on next
Friday evening, April 18th. The commit
tees are full, comprising many gentlemen
who are familiar with the successful man.
agement Of dances, and - the preparations
will be thorough, the. coming dance has
every promise Of being one that will be
largely attended BY our people. The neck
tic. will be arranged by the committee.
The extremely muddy and sloppy eondi.
ton Of the streets Is another reminder that
the sidewalks and ssreet.crossings Of On.
Ion are not what they should be. Nov Is
the time to discuss the subject Of street i'm.
provements. crossings should be laid Al
n any places In town. and . mile Of side.
walks could be put down that would prove
If great advantage to pedestsinatins peo.
pie. The work should be done and com.
oined movement on the part Of property
owners would accomplish It
Thos. Rolan, an employee Of the Utah
and Northern company, met with quite 4
serious accident II Pleasant Valley IN Mad
ison county, on last Monday. Nolan "a,
ON hand car which was going down grade
at considerable speed when he fell of. The
car wheels ran over him, inhicting mum
Der Of cuts and contusions on the scalp and
body. H. WAS brought to Dillon and DR.
Clutter dressed his wounds which were mol
As dangerous As at first supposed.
Rev. NJ. T. Lamb, the Baptist pastor d
Glendale, visited Dillon and preached herr
on last Sunday. During Mr.. Lambs visit
q meeting Of the Baptists Of thfs vicinity
was held, 1t which, the initiatory steps t.
ward building 4 Baptist Chapel In Dillon
we're taken. The movement met. witt
such encouragement that II Is quite proba
bic church building for the Baptiss de
nomination will be erected within . shor
time in the central part Of town.,
At Glendale 4 tempest was turned loos,
over an April Fool sell. The worthy post
master Of the bullion burg was the victim
and the druggist. telegraph. operator the per
petrator. Our repurter learned that tn,
matter would be amicabiy settled withou
Shedding Of gore. At Dillon the whist,
Of the yard engine, shrieking the dre.alarm
caused q number Of citizens to roll out II
their shirt tails. April.fo jokes, in orde,
to be appreciated, should not be too severe
A visit to and inspection Of the agricul
tural implement depots Of Dillon how.
that both houses have made extensive pre-
parations to supply Central and South
western Montana and Eastern Idaho with
first class machinery this season. tn,
wards and buildings are filled with the bes
implements manufactured in the East. Eve
~ description of machines needed or uset
, By farmers or ranchmen are on hand ane
for sale at prices reduced considerably be
, low former rates.
The story started BY John Scollev, o
Blacktail, about twin babies Joined togeth
| ef AZ the SOjeS Oh SOeU uCet mas met VIII
entire success, and It Is going the round
Of the newspapers Of the United States
after which Il will be translated into tn,
foreign languages and taken to Europe
Asia and Africa for circulation. 1t is goot
story, and thus far not single newspaper
-(except one one-horse paper printed OF
the line Of Dakota blizzards)-has dare<
to call its uathfulness in question.
Chas. L. Datler, President Of the Wiz
ginia City Reduction Company, stopped ii
Dillon a day on his return home. Mr.
Dahler has been examining the concentra
ting works al Wickes and the Hecla Con
centrator at Greenwood for the purpose o
determining the kind Of concentrator tn.
Virginia City company will erect on Day
+ Light Caleb. The concentrator is to b.
built Immediately, and the Fort Scot,
Works will! furnish the machinery, which
will be modelled after that Of the Hecls
COMMENTATOR in all material respects.
The qualified school electors Of Dillo.
: district are notified by printed and poste<
proclamation Of the Trustees to gather to