The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-21
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
The large roller rink At Glendale Is near.
ly completed.
The new Estey organ at St. James,
Church Is a fine instrument.
The last dance plainly indicated that the
season for hors Is about over.
The deputy doctor at the Dillon drug
store keeps that place In neat sfape.
When the Argenta furnace starts up It
will make long run on hiyh.grade ore.
Freight has arrived per railway more
freely within the past few days than usual.
There is Graeter salesman at Lou c.
Fyhrie & Co.'S than at any other house in
Dillon.
In straight shoot, via the Road Agent
Rock, II is twenty-five miles from Dillon
to Bannack.
During the past week number Of Dill.
lonites went up to Butte to take spin In
country town.
The placer mines below Bannack are
about to pass into the possession Of an En-.
glish company.
The TRIBUNE job department il prrpar.
I'd to turn out job printing in the modern
styles Of the art.
Road Supervisor Conyne is improving
the highways and byways in the worst
places In the district.
The Bapti>ts Of Glendale intend celehra.
ting May Day by presentation. OF the
May Queen Cantata.
The branch store house of Lou c. Fyh-
rie & Co., at Lemhi Junction, Idaho, is be.
ing rapidly completed.
If Dillon was an incorporated town the
sidewalks, and other needed improvements,
would not be neglected.
! Enough barbed wire has been sold In
Dillon this week to fence State about AZ
big as little Rhode Island.
The skating rink is we'll patronizcd every
night, and the ladies are beginning to take
an interest in the business.
Stir on the lower part Of Montana street
Is created by the number Of customers cali.
ing at Sweet & Baldwin's.
The center warehouse Of Sebree, Ferris
& White l. being taken down and removed.
to be erected OH new site.
One Of the large pans for the London
Conpany's mill al Silver Star has been re.
ceivcd at the freight warehouse.
James Mauldin, our well.known Beaver.
head Valley horse raiser, recently purchas.
ed high. priced thoroughbred stallion.
St. James Guild will meet at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. H. Brundage, in Dillon, on
next Wednesday, April 2sth, at = p. m.
Bismarck's opposition to the American
hog has had no effect on the price Of pork
at Dillon, which Is gradually raisia Z In
price.
1t Is currently rumored that couple Of
the popular your people Of Dillon viii take
the oath Of matri,nony before the next new
moon.
The "unterrified" ut Butte are liable to
be downed nj the coming city election, as
the Irish are after the scalps Of the Mis-.
sourians.
Keep sharp look out for the order wag.
on Of Sands 4 Boyce, Of Butte. The We.
hicle will be driven through the streets OF
Dillon shortly.
The funeral If the Dillon Literary So.
cietv was laid on the table and postponed
until the posies bloom to decorate the cof.
fin and grave.
Diversified farming is always most profit.
able and successful, That is one reason
why the ranchers Of Beaverhead Valley are
bound to succeed.
A bridge across the Beaverhead, below
the mouth OF Horse Prairie, would be a
great convenience to the people Of that sec.
tion Of the county.
Our far.down contemporary, the Glendive
ziawes, comes to ls dressed in new BREWER
garments. We congratulate our cotem. on
its evidences Of prosperity.
The five prisoners at the county jail rally
regularly at the call Of "grub pile" and
they do not waste time by saying grace be.
fore they pitch into their daily gr ID.
When Henry Willard visits Dillon that
railway n,agnate will wonder why his PEG.
pie did not report In favor Of the Salmon
River route to the Pacific via Dillon.
A dry goods salesman, Of foreign accent,
within thousand miles Of Dillon, reports
the latest fashionable colors In ribbons to
be-"Mashed mice and smashed potatoes"
Rev. w. w. Van Orsdel will preach at
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Dil.
lon, Tomorrow, Sunday April asd. Ser.
vices morning and evening at the usual
hours.
At the next meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners the county daddies
will BIZ asked to buy sidewalk and order 1t
laid down from the Court House to Mon.
tana street.
Breset.Prof Knapp lost diamond pin
while out a.6.hing. The finder will BE-
munificently rewarded BY leaving the jewel
at Sweet & Baldwin's office. No interro.
cations.
a company Of Beaverhead countyi,es
will prospect in the mountains southwest Of
the Lo Lo trail, in Idaho, the coming sum.
mer. Rich float rock las been found in
that section heretofore.
The agricultural implement depots Of