The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-09-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.
AUTUMN.


Autumn blasts her requiem sing.
With plaintivc voices, loud and shrill.
Black leaves upon her grave they fling.
Soon Winter from his Northern cave,
With white hair streaming from the sky,
Will hoarsely through the forest rave
And let his lev arrows fly.
Fine weather for hunting and fishing.
"Lovely weather" as the high school girls
say.
The plastering Of the High School is fin
ished.
The Corinne hotel looks very neat since
It was re.painted and lettered.
5. d. Beebe is having his property in.
closed by fence.
Round trip tickets from Salt Lake City
to Chicago are selling for $6S.3o.
VIM. Smith Is building his house two
stories high. 1t is nearly Enclosed.
The improvements on Treasurer Met.
Inns house are being made as rapidly as
possible.
Our thanks are due Secretary Mantle for
complimentary to the West Side races
held, this week, at Butte.
Miss Sallie Hosmer has just returned
from trip to the National Park in compa-
ny with A. NJ. Berry and family, Of Virgin.
la City,
The gap In the sidewalk between Darts
and Butts stores has been planked over and
now there Is continuous walk nearly the
whole length Of the block,
The Odd Fellows, Of Dillon, met in Geo
w. Darts fine lodge room, Wednesday eve.
ming, and took preliminary steps toward
organizing lodge, which they hope to in
s.itutein about four weeks, with large
membership.
Dart has on exhibition, in one of his store
windows, a perfect range, about one. tenth
the size Of an ordinary kitchen range. l,
Is nickel plated and perfect In every respect
and detail, and is supplied with full outfit
Of kettles, skillets, etc.
The TRIBUNE does not publish marriage
notices unless furnished by the clergy
man, or Justice Of the peace. We editor
once upon time, had to stand off big
stick with an angry girls big brother behind
It, just because q would be smart correspon
dent sent III bogus marriage notice, which
was printed.
The Union Pacific Is making prelimi
nary survey for branch to the National
Park, from Beaver Canyon, on the Utah ane
Northern road. The grade is said to b,
easy and the distance only seventy tiv,
miles. Other surveys are being made ane
it is expected that the road will be bull
ON whichever route Is selected, In time lol
the tourist travel next season.
The Chicago Tyi1sse says; Never in tn,
history Of the cattle trade Of the north. ives
has the future Of that enterprise locke,
brighter or more promising than at tn,
present time in Montana. Unless there ar
unprecedented reverses met with the mex
three months, the net results Of 1854 vii
place Montana in.the very foremost rank q
the great stock growing and producing re
gions Of the great west.
Weightman, Ncsbett, Jacobs Neville an,
Have returned from the Park, Sunda,
evening, bringing with them considerable
game and few specimens. They wer
gone twenty days, and had way.up time
Us do most parties. VIM. Weightman tool
two dozen views, Of the wonders, in differ
ent parts Of the Park, and will soon deve.
op and make prints from the negative.
Mr.. Weightman will also write up the Parl
for the Elgin .4dsWate. published at hi
old home in Illinois.
The first number Of the Amey,eaw s5os,
ssa'ist, a twenty eight page monthly, ha
reached our desk. tits published in s.
Louis and has for its editor r. P. Yorkstou
The 9osrsalist is we'll edited and printed
and will fill niche in Journalism hereto
fore lett vacant, for some unaccountabl
reason. Printers and trade journals hav
always been plenty. but this is the first me
dunn Of intercourse the profession has eve
had and it ought to obtain liberal supper
! from the profession every where.
: At the picnic, Wednesday, Misses Ma
Peabody, Nina Shively and Millie Cotii
climbed to the summit Of Beaverhead roc
and went down the face Of the rock to
dangerous point, where the least misste
; would have sent them headlong into tn
river, which flows al the base Of the roct
3oc feet below. They descended safely bu
were astonished upon looking up, TO tn
. point they had just lett, to see what
; dangerous spot they had just visited. Sew
eral others climbed the rock but did no