The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-27

The next meeting OF tfae ot- james oa''a
will be held at Mrs. Mary Goodrich's, on
Montana street, Wednesday afternoon Oct
3Ist.
Charlie Eirschman is repairing and en-
larging his "original Kentucky whisky
depot" He is making room for 4 billiard
table.
The Benton Record and Ri,xv Press, Of
thir week both contain sympathetic notices
Of the death Of little Eva Dorehester, Of
this place.
The Cd! Fellows hold meeting for the
installation Of officers, this evening. Grand
master Jacob Loeb, OF Helena, will be present
and engineer the novices.
4 communication relating TO the dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention was
received too late for publication In to-day's
TRIBUNE 1t will appear in next weeks
paper.
Pat Flynn, recently returned from the
gold digginxs, Oh Pritchard creek, brings
nattering reports Of the prospect there, and
predicts great stampede In tina. direction
in the spring.
New goods are constantly arriving at
this station, billed for the different Dillon
merchants. Trade is brisk aid great con-
fidence and satisfaction is expressed in the
prosperity of the town.
"Curley" Brown states, in regard to his
quarrel with Yeomans, that the latter had
circulated false and slanderous reports
about him for which he demanded an apool-
gv, when the .ball" commenced.
Swinton's Story Taller, new weekly,
candidate for public favor,in magazine form
has been laid upon our table, bv w. T.
Eastman, the popular ne~sman. The first
number contains six shor! storivs by Stan.
dayd authors
The \. O. L. w. people have placed =
large gil. sign on the front Of their lodge
! room. The Odd Fellows have 4 sign
painted and ready to Be placed in position
as soon as they effect permanent or
ganization.
Y.omans caused the arreston Saturday,
OF Joe Wilson and Chas. Blackwell, on =
charge Of conspiracy. in causing the assault
made upon him BY Curly" Brown. There
being no proof against them, they were
discharged.
A bottle Of wine and generous supply
Of wedding cake found its way to the TRIs-
rNE Office, from the Lynberg-Layne wed.
ding supper. The TRIBUNE wishes the
couple all the happines. to be had in the
married state.
A party consisting Of Geo. Black, WIN.
Knapp and A. NJ. Baldwin Of Dillon, and
Tom Robbins, Of Melrose, expect to start
for the gold mines in the Ceur d. Alene,
next Monday or Tuesday. Success to you
boys. May you all come back with stock.
ing full Of the dust.
Faint hear, Young man, should take cour-
age. Only three and one. half months more
brtore leap year. Girls here's pointer Is
to your chance with procrastinating lover.
There's lots Of fellows, however. who, when
they read this, will skip to the woods.
Services At St. James church tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock, and evening at 100
O'Clock. Morning service, sermon to the
children, The Power Of God" Subject
| for evening sermon, "His Name, Jesus"
| 4 very cordial invitation to attend is exten.
ded to all.
Colonel Price, of the Chicago lNes.s, say S
the first time man looks at an advertise
rment he does not see it; the ninth time he
wonders ii there is anything in it; the fit.
tenth time he resolves to try it as soon as
he can afford it; the twentieth time he
rushes fran.ically forth and buys the thing
advertised.
A. Sullivan of Beaverhead valley raised
1905. bushels of grain on his ranch this
year. Green s. Walters ti,reshed the grain
at the rate Of nine bushels per minute on
400 bushels per hour. The best single days
run was 5000 bushels That is pretty lively
work. Mr.. Sullivan is to be congratulated
on his success at grain raising.
Mrs DR.. Solender is meeting with grea,
success and encouragement in the practice
Of her profession in Dillon. She says shs
may locate, permanently, ii her practice
keeps on increasing. She Is now treating
several ladies, from out OF town, who ars
stopping at the Corinne, and who came
here f'r the express purpose.
News is received Of beastlv outrage
committed at Eagle Rock BY man namet
Walter Mcdonald, bar tender. lie broke
into young lady's room, in the Eagle no.
to accompany him to his room and then
aIteT accompanying MS purpose, HeO, DA
was arrested near Smithfeld, Utah rhe
citizens will hang the wretch i
they get chance.
i From three pounds Of potatoes, one ane
a halt pounds each OF" Beauty Of Hebron
and "Clark's No l." planted last spring,
Craig Cornell has just dug a77 pounds o.
the finest potatoes ever raised. They n.
long and very smooth-well adapted 70,
winter preservation. From one and hall
pounds Of "Beauty Of Hebron" he raised
1903 pounds and from "Clark's No l." ,6q
pounds. Who will say that Montana Is moi
the "boss" country in which to raise tubers
! From an exchange: mo" said bride
II am not willing that our wedding tou,
should include the Yellowstone Park. Vel
low don't agree with my complexion" Thi,
reminds US Of story told by an eastern
tourist, last summer, of his little 4.year ole
daughter. She would only be reconcilet
to her IA theirs departure by his faithful
promise that he would bring her piece O