The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-07-14
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
Send your orders for Job Printing to the
TRIBUNE Job Department.
Take stock in the Southern Montans
Live Stock and Agricultural Association
Rev. M. T. Lpnb, Baptist, Of Glendale
will hold services in Dillon ON Sunday
July 22d.
The Dillon Hotel Is having a new roo
put on it, and the property is being other
wise improved.
The register Of the Corinne Hotel shows
a large number Of arrivals during the pas
week. Daily the restaurant tables are fill
ed with transient guests.
AT the brick yard Of White & Rife an
other kiln of 100000 first.class brick /,
ready for use. The brick turned out at thi,
yard are Of superior quality.
A lodge of the Knights Of Pythias Is te
he established at Dillon. A charter ha,
been applied for. Twenty charter mem
bcrs are enrolled on the application.
There will be special meeting Of Dill.
Ion Lodge No. 7, A. o. U. w., this (Satur'
day. evening, July 14th. All members in
good standing are requested to attend.
The school election held at the County
Clerks office yesterday, Friday, resulted In
a unanimous vote being cast in favor Of the
$4,000 bond proposition submitted by the
Trustees to the qualified electors Of the
Dillon school district.
Wool IS slow In coming in. Very little
wool has yet been unloaded at the Dillon
depot. John R. Selway's bales Of $4,000
pounds await shipment. Buyers and hand
lers Of wool are slow In visiting this sec.
ton Of Montana this season.
Craig Cornell left nice box Of lusciou,
on the TRIBUNE's table. The
berries were raised in his garden, and were
line specimens Of the edible fragrant fruit,
one Of which measured three and three.
quar,er inches in circumference.
Haying throughout Beaverhead County
Is being energetically pushed. Parties wish.
Ing to take contracts Of cutting and stack.
Ing hay will cali on Mr.. Joe A. Browne, on
The Big Hole. Mr.. Browne has a large
amount Of hay to cut, and can furnish a
II desired.
Our merchants and business men gener.
ally report decided improvement in trade
and are assured Of d largely increased bust
ness for the rest Of the summer and com.
|ng fall. The scope Of country tributary to
Dillon is constantly enlarging which &C.
counts for the steady and healthy increase
In the volume Of trade that Is llowing to
this CENTER,
Prot. P. v. A. Rutan, tine blind teacher
IF music, Is engaged teaching good.sized
class In Dillon. The Professor Is must.
cal instructor Of ability and experience, and
although laboring under the disadvantage
If being blind, he Is master Of music and
a competent teacher. Those desiring to
be instructed In music should join the Pro.
|essor's class.
Dillon is coming out. John Rohinson's
big show will exhibit here this summer.
The Southern Montana Live Stock and
Association will hold its first
annual meeting at Dillon this fall. II is
among the probabilities and possibilities
hat the seat ot government of Montana
Territory will be removed from the banks
II Last Chance Creek to Dillon.
The volume Of business transacted week.
y at the banking house If Sebree, Ferris
i White largely exceeds that Of last year,
lside from the freight transactions Of last
'ear, which were considerably heavier than
It present Money has gone into other
Of trade and the hank is now do.
ny heavy business, which Is widely ex.
ended, In accommodating business men,
This indicates that the temporary stir IN
J town incident to the handling Of few
'xtra car loads Of freight Ia not what Is want.
d to create permanent values in growing
like Dillon.
The Geyser party starting out Of Dillon
o.day consists If c. NJ. Bell and E. Drew.
Il Omaha, and Al. Baldwin, II. ]. Sweet,
md B. NJ. Eagan, OF this precinct. The
'arty is thoroughly armed and equipped
with whisky, arms, whisky, ammunition,
whisky, fish hooks, whisky, hog meat,
whisky, grub, and temperance tracts. They
expect to have a high old time. II they
Jude the vigilance of the herdtr Of the Ma.
ional Park they will bring Gey.er down
o Dillon. The innocents take the whisky
with them to he used in capturing rattle.
makes and to bathe the bites Of mosuui,os.
The drowning Of Roger, the little three.
ear old SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kirk.
'atrick In Rattlesnake Greek on last Mon.
lay afternoon was sad event that cast a
glamour Of gloom over the home Of the
'arents. The child, Il is presumed, LETT the
'ouse to find its father who had came to
own. The little hoy crossed one branch
t the creek where the water Is shallow,
ut on reaching the main creek, where the
'ater is some twenty inches deep, he went
, and was drowned. Missing the child
earch was Immediately instituted and after
va hours searching the lifrless body Of