The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-05-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.

There will be services In Grace M. f.
Church Tomorrow, Sunday, May 18th,
both morning and evening.
st. James Guild will meet at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Shively, in Dillon, on next
Wednesday, May If, at o'clock, p. m.
The social hop at the Bernard House on
last Monday evening was enjoyed by a
good-sized assemblage Of dancers, who
spent the evening very agreeably.
Supervisor Conyne took the bump out of
Bannack street, between Montana and Ida.
no streets, and filled up the pond, making
a g,'od job Of 1t, and improving the appear.
ance Of that part Of town.
The skating rink is running smoothly
with fair daily attendance Of visitors who
are making commendable progress in mas.
tering the revolutions on rollers. The rink
Is open daily, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. M, for
the exclusive benefit Of ladies who are learn.
ing to skate and no charge is made.
The measles, after attacking few pill.
grim families at Glen Station, disappeared.
TIE whooping. cough has been corraled at
Dillo". The g neral health If the people
Of this fractio Of Montana may truthfully
be reported as.gmd and improving.
Base ball isn't ripe in Dillon yet but It
Ia growing ripe. The small boys marble
much, while the adult boys play pin pool
and whist without honors, both Of which
games are having run In the place Of the
heavier games that have been killed off BY
the heavy licenses imposed on the tables.
Charlie Mikus, tired Of an active depu.
tyship which he has filled for several years,
has invested In half interest In the Neva.
da saloon and billiard hall. Suiliver will
reopen the saloon lately occupied by the
Shtck Brothers, and thus It is that the fluid
business keeps pace with the other indus.
tries Of Dillon.
The Salt Lake Tribune says that Agent
Zeehandelaar's address in Amsterdam is
Aus,el Hotel. His cable address is "Ome.
ga, Amsterdam" There is good deal of
dam about II, but the Dutchman can stand
It. Zeehandelaar writes that he Is going to
give Utah, Montana and Idaho big lift al,
the Great Dutch Show.
E. Morse, the live handler Of apricul.
tural implements and machinery, win no
longer grace Dillon with his prese nee, hav.
Ing established himself at Helena where he
has opened another branch Of the John w.
Lowell Wagon Co. While we experience
= keen pang Of re- Morse at Morse's leaving
we hope that his shadow may never grow
less.
Receiver Ballou Of the Helena Land OF.
flee postponed the date Of his coming to
Salisbury and Dillon to take desert land
proofs. Mr.. Ballou says that At the request
Of parties interested in desert land matters
he postponed his coming one week. He
now says: II will be At Salisbury on Mon.
day, May 18th, and at Dillon on Tuesday,
May 18TH"
County School Superintendent Cannon
gives notice In another column Of to-day's
paper that he will be at the School House,
In Dillon. on Saturday, June I'd, for the
purpose Of examining the school teachers
Of Beaverhrad County. Teacher. and 9th.
er educated persons are requested to be
present, and to come with paper and pencil
In their pockets.
The merchants and business men Of Dill
Ion say that April was generally a dull
month for trade, hut comparison with the
corresponding month Of last year shows
that sales were larger. Considering the
bad weather that prevailed during the most
Of April, the showing was good. Nav,
thus far, has opened up with considerable
Of an increase in the volume Of trade in all
branches Of business.