The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-03-31


Plows-local: The John w. Lowell Go.
Millinery-local: Mrs. M. Dingley.
Legal notice: Alias Summons.
IN TOWN AND OUT.
The evils Of the Desert Land Law are
just beginning to be felt In Montana.
Weightman's show windows are attract.
ing the undivided attention Of the moving
multitude.
The short card gamblers Of Montana are
kicking, and cussing the new law In rela.
ten to licenses.
Territorial Treasurer Weston has called
In and paid of all Of the bonds and Mon
tana 10 now out Of debt.
The Legal Tender mine At Argenta, con.
tinues to yield silver ore Of q high grade,
from fne.looking ore body.
The Legislature created the office Of Jan.
itor Of the Supreme Court. Where, Oh
where, 10 J. J. Bunch Of Bedford.
St. James Guild will meet 1t the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. w. H. Dorchester, In Dillon,
on next Wednesday, April 9Th, At . p. m.
There are two young job printing Offices
In Glendale, and we are credibly informed
that they are not one horse establishments.
Heman Clark, who once made Bannack
dust out Of "Silver Bow truck" 10 now 10.
suing deeds to town lots on which Billings
| 10 built.
When Dillon man gets ton drunk to be
either useful or ornamental his male &C.
quaintances charitably observe that he Is
"badly balled up"
Knapp.ing and dullness Is disturbed on
lower Montana street by Baldwin's beau,i.
full bos ssots. They are not for sale but
they are full Of sells.
lIarby's Bannack star route line doe. not
need any Moore expediting, ~ It never
misses making connection with the rail.
way and ia always on time.
Conundrum: Why Is Johnnie Read, Of
the Butte later Aosstas, like the Great
Mullan Tunnel Because he Is the big.
gest bore In Montana Territory.
Rev. M. T. Lamb, Baptist pastor Of Glen.
dale, will preach At School Hall Tomorrow.
Sunday, At ago and 7.3o O'Clock. p. m. Ev.
eryone 10 cordially invited to attend.
Hay sells At Glendale for thirty dollar. per
ton, and now an inhabitant Of that town has
to be sort Of millionaire II he feeds one
cayuse horse on full rations Of dried grass.
Nv. Kinsley, Deputy Grand Master
Workman Of the Ancient Order of United
workmen, LETT Dillon on last Saturday for
Wyoming, to introduce the order In that
Territory.
The silver dollar Of orr daddies IL now
dubbed In Dillon a. 1.-THE cast iron dollar. !"
and the coins still continue to be taken Ut
their face for cash-in.a advance subscriptions
to the TRIBUNE.
The Taylor Tourists gave farewell en-.
tertatnment at School Hall on THURSDAY
evening, which was slinly attended. PEG.
pie will not flock to circus through an
eight.inch snow storm.
The door.knob Of the Dillon Postoface
was covered with Grape on Wednesd ay. a.
q mark Of respect Tor the late Postmaster
General Howe, whose funeral took place
at Kenosha, Wis.,, on that day.
Easter Service to morrow Sunday At
st. James Episcopal Church, with Easter
sermon. Subject-"Christ's Resurrection.
and its advantages" Services In the even
Ing. Subject Of evening sermon-"The
Amalikite War;"
At Bridgeville, In Gallatin county. q
too'h.carpenter had . fuss with bucolic
patient. The patient pulled hiss pistol.
when the dentist picked up q poker and
knocked his assailant down In less than half
Of holy minute.
The old man Faro has had his bank omen
nightly and there has been considerable Of
a run On the iitty.two card institution.
Buckers, seemingly four deep, tackle the
tiger all night long and the animal has not
been thrown down yet.
An unusual number Of preachers were
noticed parading the streets Of Dillon dur.
Ing the past week, and % . conseouence
there has been spirit Of loving Kindness.
tolerably great, prevailing among the PEG.
pie Of these surroundings.
Thursday nights snow storm resulted
In deposit Of eight inchss of "the beautl.
full over the Valley. While the show will
prove temporarily hurtful to III. cattle and
sheep herds, It will be beneficial In proelue.
Ing luxuriant grass crop.
A private letter from New York civ
says that the affairs Of the Idaho Gonna.
nv, = London organization operating At
Gibbonville, Idaho. will be speedily adjust.
ed, and then mining operations will be viz.
orously resumed In that camp.
The Helena /aAeA,.l,.r NJ . ..,... Ia.
nays: "Hon. M. Barrett, Of Beaverhead, .
member OF the Council tour years ago, l. |
b. the city. Mr.. Barrett is largely interest.
"a IN seock.raising In Beaverhead, but Gays
mat the Fa"ges are 90 encroached upon In |
that county that large stock raisers are |
10 cell or remove their cattle to |
.ther localities-which Is gradually being
lone. Sheep are rapidly taking the place
" cattle In Beaverhead."