The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
IN TOWN AND OUT.


IN TOWN AND OUT.
Services were held At 81. James Church
on Ascension Day-Rev. Mr.. Drummond
officiating.
Strawberries, Granger, and the very best
the market affords, will be found on the
tables Of the Bernard House.
Dr.. w. A. Dodge, dentist, will he in Dil.
lon on May 9Th, to remain two weeks for
the practice Il his profession.
The gold stampede to the Ceur de Alene
mountains continues, but none have STAN.
peded from Beaverhead county yet.
Grace M. E. Sewing Society will meet
at the residence Of Mrs. Crowell, in Dill.
lon, Thursday, May 18th, at O'Clock p. m.
A new county clerk has been appointed
for Custer county. The old $8.ooo.a.year
clerk was too heavy a weight for the tax.
payers to carry.
There IL man on Montana street study.
ing science and love. He progresses fine.
ly In the sciences but hat a sqaally time in
the love business.
Mrs. Mary Ann Boyle, Of Eagle River,
Michigan, desires information Of the where.
abouts Of John Boyle, who was at Glendale
about one year ago.
There will be services at St. James Epis.
copal Church tomorrow, Sunday, both
morning and evening. Rev. A. d. Drum.
mond will officiate.
Sands & Boyce, OF Butte, who advertise
literally In the TRIBUNE, bought corner
lot In Butte for $ls.ooo-another evidence
that advertising pays.
Gov. Crosby's dog bothers all Of the ed
itors Of the Democratic "organs" In Mon.
tana, and the way they abuse that thorough.
bred brute Is shameful.
Rev. w. w. Van Orsdel will preach In
Grace M. E. Church on Sunday, May 18th.
morning and evening. instead Of on the
7oth, ~ heretofore announced.
The former city editor Of the Ogden PILOT
tends = one.horse railway station in Deer
Lodge county. He will drop down to
be clerk Of poor house yet.
We are pleased to chronicle that the
shattered constitution Of Tom Baker, the
sosias, has been fully restored.
Mills agush" over the "Honey moon''
drama IL 4 little thin when we call to mem.
Org the original remark he made about the
first baby he claimed half interest in.
To-day, Saturday, IL the last day that
Sands & Boyce's agent Mr.. Beck, will be
At the parlor Of the Corinne Hotel. La.
dies will have to-day to make selections.
Horace T. Brown ia held In $sso bail to
await the action Of the grand jury at Butte,
for libelous article printed In the Miner,
through the criminal laundering Of old Dan.
Jacob Orenstein, the well.known Butte
butcher and owner Of the coal mines on
Medicine Lodge Creek In this county, died
very suddenly from heart disease at Butte
on last Sunday.
An impostor, styling himself the Mar.
quis Of Told, advertises in a West Side
paper to preach the "Whiskypalian" doc.
trine. He Ia supposed to oe kinsman Of
Tichhorne, the claimant.
Freight handlers are kept tolerably busy
at the depot aud warehouses of Sebrec,
Ferris y White, unloading large quantities
Of goods, merchandise and machinery for
Dillon and tributary towns.
Jerry Grotevant, T. E. Foster and Doc.
vinson started yesterday for Henry's Lake
and the headwaters Of Snake river, on a
prospecting trip. The party will be joined
by w. F. Kirkw wood next week.
The TRIBUNE reporter, while passing
down Montana street, heard genus Of the
pilgrim class remark: "Waal, III be dog.
goned II the dogs amt barkin' at Missouri.
ans jist as they do at the In;uns!"
Richard Roe, for an indecent exposure of
his person, was up before Justice Kirk.
wood. Richard was found guilty Of the
offense, and now Dick spends his time in
serving out sentence at the county Jail.
When the local editor Of the Bozeman
Chronicle is fortunate enough to get real
square meal that Faber. finger turns to and
calls the giver king, which goes to show
that printers are not ungrateful people.
Butte later Mosxtais, goth ult.: 1.-THE
eleven months old son OF E. NJ. Trasx met
with an accident yesterday by which one
Of his legs was broken. The little fellow
Is doing finely under the care Of DR.. John.
son."
The poet Of Dillon started a poem on
Lovely Spring" but the late snow storm
knocked the poetical effusion into the mid.
die Of next month. l. will then come GU,
and be on sale at the postottice at nickle
number.
One Of the hindrances to substantial
building In Dillon has been the scarcity ot
brick. The preparations making at the
brick yard will insure supply Of an excel.
lent quality Of home. made brick to be used
in building In Dillon this season.
Hon. Samuel Word, legal adviser Of the
Utah and Northern company, says that a
branch road from the west side to the Ma.
tionai Park is one of the sure things. Mr.
Word inti,nates that the starting point will
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