The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-11
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An exchange says, ''give your wife va
cation" Certainly. OF course-provided
she will give you "rest." We don't like
to see things done by halves.
The new smelter at Bradford, the new
town on Wisconsin creek, near Serbian,
will start up about Sept. Ist, 70 Mr.. F. ].
Jones. the genial manager tells ".
Dillon was triae excited Tuesday night.
"Pulverized Pumpkin" 10 th~ latest color
presented for the admiration Of the ladies.
A chap at our elbow wants to know why
they don't cali It "yaller" and be done with
Il.
A night : Ss for young men vii! be
Templers Hall by A. F. Lazier. Book
Keeping, Writing, Rhetoric and other
branches Of study desired by the scholars
will be taught. Terms So, per month.
No arrangements have yet been made
for the redemption Of the three.cent
stamps and envelopes in the hands of post.
masters, or for the exchange Of such stamps
and envelopes inthe hands Of private hold.
ers.
Jack Marshall, Of Ruby Valley, was
thrown from. his wagon when returning
from the circus at Dillon last week. One of
the wheels passed over his head and hand
bruising them badly. 1t 10 possible that
his hand will have to be anputated.
The game law which prohibits the kill.
log Of buffalo, moose, elk, white or black.
tailed deer, mountain sheep, Rocky Noun.
tain goat, antelope, grouse, prairie chicken,
pheasant, fool hen, partridge or quail, will
be imperative after the 18TH inst, until Jan.
uary ast.
The July Wet S1sr~. published at Port.
land, Oregon, b the most Handsomely illus.
trated number we have seen Of that pub.
location. Aapng the illustrations are 4
finely executed lithographic portrait Of
John Muir Of the n. r., aud view Of the
VALLEY Of the Beavcrhead.
1.-THE Footlight Souvenir" neat pamph.
let now in progress Of publication. contain.
Ing jottings, sayings, letters and wavside
notes Of the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will
be gratuitously distributed In Helena, Butte
and Deer Lodge At his lectures In those
places. 1t 10 being printed by Boos, Of
Helena.
The Montana Collegiate Institute, nd.
vertised on another page, h favorably men.
toned BY th9 Territorial press. It 10 de-.
slgned to ed0cate Montana youth at home,
Instead Of sending them many hundreds Of
miles to be educated. Competent instruc.
tors are engaged.
The kind.hearted ladies who prepared
the body ofth unfortunate Eva Clark for
burial, deserve much credit. 1t was u task
requiring strong nerves and q stout heart,
and we'll did they perform their work.
The girl was a stranger, but they could
have done no more had she been q kline.
woman.
After the stage robbers got all the cash
they could get out Of the passengers they
held up near Sweetland's last week, they
cody passed box Of cigars and bottle Of
whisky down the line, and insisted on all
hands drinking and smoking. One young
chap had never smoked Whit in his life,
but he 1T cigar and pulled away like an
old smoker.
From lac MissosAas we learn that last
week the fourteen months old baby of DR..
and MrsJ. 6. Bryant formerly OF Dillon)
met with cad and fatal accident. DR.. B.
had built new house and moved into II
before n b quite finished. On Thursday
morning Mrs. Bryant LEFT the baby up
stairs fos few moments In care of It's little
brother while she went down to attend to
some household duties. It had lust
learned to creep, and in attempting to fol.
low its mother, crept to the stairs, around
which there was as yet no railing, and fell
to the lower floor, distance Of thirteen
fest II was fatally injured and died on Fri.
day evening.
The postofiice department has adopted
new design for the two.cent stamp-the
head Of Washington In profile, from Hou.
don's bust, being placed ON plain tablet;
above the oval surrounding the head are
the words "Un'ted States Postage" and
underneath the tablet H.. the words, 1.-TWO
Gents" The stamp will be printed In
metallic red. A four.cent denomination Of
postage stamp and stamped envelope, to
cover double postage under the new rate
Will also be issued. The design includes
the head Of Jackson, similar to that on the
present two'cent stamps and envelopes. No
change will be made In the 'po.tage due"
stamps. The portraits on the other stamps
to be used after October lst are: s.cent,
Garfield; 6.cent, Lincoln; 7.cent, Stanton;
io-ee"t Jefferson; la.cent, Clay; Is.cent,
Scott; 3o-cent, Hamilton; qo.cent, Perry,