The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-09-22

O1ilon 10 enjoying 0eCFes e0CtSty OOS'"'
Services At st. James tomorrow, morn.
Ing and evening.
There was social dance At the Corinne
Hotel last evening.
Ice formes nearly every night, and the
days are almost too hot for comfort.
The front of the Colson hotel has been
neatly lettered. Holcomb did the job.
St. Jannee' Guild will meet At the resi-
dence Of NJ H. Brundsge, "Wednesday
afternoon, Sept. a6th.
Mrs. Dingley has had the interior Of her
millinery store neatly painted, much i'm.
proving Its appearance.
The ladies Of Grace NJ. E. church, extend
most sincere thanks to the public for their
very generous patronage Of the peach.and'
cream festival.
Mr.. Mason, formerly Of Bannack, has
moved to Dillon, and occupies the house
recently vacated by Mrs. Goodrich, on
Montana street.
There il some prospect Of Miss Sallie E.
Hosmer giving an evenings recitation In
Dillon, soon. Notice will be given a. soon
as the date is fixed.
Services at Grace M. E. church, to-mor.
row morning at II o'clock a. m- Revs'
Riggin and Van Orsdel will offclate. No
services in the evening.
Clerk McGough has two fine, full blood
Berkshire pigs, recently received from
relative in Illinois. They are the boss
grunters of Beaverhead county.
The extension of Washington street. to
the main road, Is fenced and will be opened
the first Of next week. The new outlet will
be decided Improvement over the old
road, out past the jail.
Agreat quantity Of wool has been un-
loaded, ON the U. u N. freight platform, for
shipment, during the week, and it is not all
in yet. The total wool clip Of Beaverhead
county will run away up this year.
The Band Of Hope, reinforced by Mrs.
James Kirkpatrick, the president Of the So
cicty, is improving. The interest Of the
members IL increased as they get more &C.
customed to the workings OF the order.
Phil. ID. McGough has purchased two
lots on the corner Of Idaho and Glendale
streets, and is moving his house from Mon
tana street to the new site. Mr.. McGough
has chosen as fine location as there was
In town.
The Band Of Hope will meet at Grace
NJ. E. church at 3 clock, this afternoon
The exercises will be varied and interest.
ing, and all the boys and girls Of Dillon
are invited. Don't stop to dress in Sunday
best, but come as you are, and welcome.
Nc Clusky, Dillon's alone fisherman
took in the picnic Wednesday and succeeded
in catching big string Of fish which he
generously divided between the rector and
superintendent Of the Sabbath school, for
which they return thanks.
The Butte Miner Of the 2oth, says thai
Messrs. Earle and Parfet the former Assist
ant Superintendent for the llecla Company
and the latter the fos en,an Of that company,
mines at Lion city, had resigned their po
sitions in anticipation Of a contemplated
change.
The st. James Sunday School is quite
popular with the young folks, as the exer
cises are very interesting, but total lack O
music BY the school almost spoils the effec
Of the exercises. 1t is to be regretted thai
they have no song books especially adapted
for the use Of the Sunday School.
Tuesday the Baptist Convention con
vened in Helena. There are now nins
churches organized in the Territory. Tn.
call included delegates from each one O
. these, and an urgent request was made fo
the presence Of representative Baptist
. from places where no churches had beer
organized. A quite general response wa
made to the call. Dillon was not repre-
/ sented. Full particulars will be given mex
week.