The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08

tlW ana cry.
Prof. Knapp still lives.
Ye scribes, give John Chinnick rest.
Lay up for wood for winter
Dillon has couple Of female faro deal.
ers.
The streets are lively these long even.
ings.
Geo. T. Lewis, merchant at Twin Bridges
has failed.
Most Of the schools of the Territory are
again In full blast.
One Of the Butte papers rather soured on
the Moss Minstrels.
Passenger trains on the U. & N. are we'll
filled going both ways.
House flies are more numerous and
troublesome than ever.
The new postal notes are proving con.
vcnient to our citizens.
The Midgets didn't stop in Dillon, for
some unknown reason,
A. Sullivan has been cutting his lar &c
and fine field Of oats this week.
The last spike rhe yellow one) will be
driven to-day,-Villard willing.
r. B. Smith has moved his law shop
into the Lowell Wagon Co.'s old office.
A wagon bridge is to he built across
Blacktail to accommodate traffic toand from
the oil depot.
Montana's mineral exhibit, at Denver.
was conceded BY all to be the finest Of any
ON exhibition.
More new additions are made to the
TRIBUNE job printing office, in the shape
Of type and material.
The Big Hole monument arrived ON the
ground safely the 9th inst, having been
two weeks on the ioad.
A gang Of twenty charcoal burners, Ital-
lians, from Glendale, passed south, through
town, Tuesday morning.
The foundation for Kirkpatrick Bros.
new brick Is nearly completed and a part
Of the brick is on the ground.
In atlixing postage stamp to an envcl.
ope, moistcn the envelope instead Of the
stamp. 1t is easier and neater.
Sweet \ Baldwin are about closing the
sale Of their coal mine,on Medicine Lodge,
ely cen miles west Of Red Rock.
me N. II. Wood Geyser party returned
ednesday afternoon. They had a fine
ne and enjoyed themselves very much.
VIM. II. Speari,, the market gardener,
.'as left a mammoth potato ut this office,
which weighs two pounds and six ounces.
Prot. Rutan failed to get a class, at
Butte, and has gone to Bozeman to try his
II /.
Oct. list.
The imp looking over our shoulder wants
to know if Lewis aud Clark is a union Of
two poor counties that can afford only one
county seat between them.
The Good Templars, Of Twin Bridges,
will give dance ut their hall, on the even
ing OF Sept 18th. The proceeds are to go
toward fitting up their hall.
l.. {. Fyhrie Il Co, are going to build a
powder house ut the base OF the foothills
east ot town. These gentlemen have the
agency Tor the California Powder Works.
A three wheeled roadmaster's car ere.
ated considerable interest, at the depot this
week. Several OF the railroad bows took
spins up and down the track on the railway
tricycle..
The oil warehouse is completed. 1t looks
lonesome standing SO far away from other
buildings. 1t will have company, however
in the near future, as the town is gradually
extending southwark.
The N.iiso~ian discoursclh sweetly as
follows:
This "local' is not over sensitive to Jokes
and jo>hes; but il a Dillon limb OF the law
and eminent disciple Of temperance ever
again invites us TO ago down 10 the corner
and take drink"-said corner being occu-
pied by heightened two bit saloon--and
then hands us tin cup full OF fluid from
the hydrant in front OF the establishment
why-,hcre vii; bc a vacancy at the Dillon
bar that's all. Never let that fact wander
into the realms OF Your forgettulncss, Mr.,
Dillon LAWYER. We don't cotton to that