The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

Chss. Blunt has leased the Coripne sta
b,es and will run a first.class livery.
large invoice Of buggies will arrive mex
week, when he will open up at full blast.
l.. c. Fyhrie s. Co. have closed thei,
business Office with handsome glazed par
tttion. making cozy place for their affabl.
ook-keeper to perform his numerous du
ties.
An exchange pointedly remarks: 18th.
meanest way to stop newspaper is to pu
1t back in the Office marked refused: iniu
ry is added to insult when the back due,
are left unpaid"
1t is said that the new Lowell Wager
Co.'S building was given huge front t.
accommodate the lengthy name Of the com
pany. Guess it's one Of Dams" canards
Will Dan rise and explain?
The brick made at the Dillon brick ward
are said to be Of the finest quality eve,
made in the Territory. They are a deli
cate cream color, very much resembling
the celebrated Milwaukee brick. (Came
near saying beer) -.
Bernstein says Robinson's manager goi
into row with the railroad people at Eagle
Rock because they refused to check the
trunks Of several parties belonging tn the
outfit. "Btrn" was there and, of course,
knows all about II.
Our thanks are due w. II. Raymond, Of
Fuller Springs, and Mr.. Caywell, Of Ruby
Valley, for courtesies shown our agent,
Mr.. F. C. Blancher, while rustling in tina,
part Of the country last week. Also to
Others in the same vicinity.
The Sweet 4 Baldwin party, that started
for the Geysers some weeks ago, returned
saf'and sound ON Thursday morning. They
made the grand round Of the Park and ex.
press themselves we'll pleased with the en-.
tire trip. Their faces are bronzed to per.
lection.
Darts new brick hardware store is plas.
tered and ready for The carpenters to begin
finishing. The building Is to be ornament.
ed by neat galvanized iron cornice, made
entirely In his own shop, by Perkins the
b'ss tin-smith. This Is the only building
In town, thus far, with an iron cornice.
'oh! couli there IN this world be found
Some little spot Of happy ground,
Without the village tattling.
How doubly blest that spot would be,
Where all might dwell in liberty.
Free from the bitter misery
Of gossips' endless prattling!"
Unidentified Poem.
The first number OF the Helena Era is
received. 1t is trade journal published
by the Helena Real Estate Board. In their
bow to the public they say: "This paper
Is named the Helena Era because this sea.
son in the era Of Helena's greatest pros.
perity." The paper blows big blast for
Helena, which is qaite right and natural.
Stockmen are approaching more and
more the advantages to be derived from ad.
vcrtising their stock brands. The Tim.
TINE stock card column is growing SLOWLY.
but surely. Three cards are added this
week, but there. Is room for many more
We want two columns by fall, Will not
our stockmen friends cid us In filling them?
Episcopal service at Bannack is changed
at Bannack from tomorrow, SUNDAY. the
sth, 10 Sunday the I.th. Service will be
held at Dillon instead, morning and even.
ing. This will not alter the regular an.
pointment at Bannack only this month.
Service at St. James Church, Dillon, to.
morrow, Sunday the 9Th. Morning at /,
o'clock, and at O'Clock in the evening.
There Is talk of organizing an irriyatine
canal company and constructing a canal
from Ryan's canyon along the base of the
foothills to the bench lands of the lower
Ruby Valley. II this Is done thousands Of
acres Of rich land can be brought under
Fuller particulars will BE- Civ. !
IN In the future.
The "fool killer" has been rcmiss In his
1utics Of late. After millions Of COMES of
newspapers have circulated the fact that
The two cent postage does not 20 into effect
until October LIST, still the Postoffice DE.
ia In receipt Of hundreds of let.
ers asking information on the subject II
IS hoped none Of them bear the Dillon post.
mark.
Citizens Of Dillon will have an opportu.
'sty OF seeing and hearing that great pul.
ut orator, Rev. II. w. Beech.r, at Butte.
Saturday, August 18TH Excursion rates
ire offered to those wishing to attend the
scture. This will probably be the last on.
'ortunity Mountainous will have Of hearing
'lr. Beecher as he getting old. An adver.
isement Of the lecture will be found in an.
'ther column.
An Eastern paper hereafter declines to
'ublish "cards Of thanks" relating to nets
{ kindness bestowed In sickness and on
''neral occasions, and says: ave do not
elicve In them; we think It unnccessorv
thank people in a public newspaper for
nties performed which we all owe to one
mother upon such occasions" This il a
move In the right direction. and should he
cited ON BY Western US we'll as Eastern
ditors.
The Glendive 7;mcs goes for the man.
thusly: "Great heavens .
'egh K. Freeman, Of the Um,o. Freeman. .
headed this way. When Freeman tack.
IS man he expects to talk him to death. {
IT subscription, or be Kicked out, and he !
ever lets up until one or another event