The Dillon tribune., 1883-04-28

The skating rink is growing more popu'
lar as a place Of resort and amusement.
The sport is invigorating and amusing, and
ladies and gentlemen are patronizing the
institution nightly.
Truthful James," who died at Gibbon-
willie, Idaho, two years ago from neglect
and restitution, resurrected and he now
writes newsy letters for the New NORTH
West at Deer Lodge.
A correspondent says: 1.-THE lecture Of
Rev. T. NJ. Lamb, at the Baptist Chapel at
Glendale on last Sunday evening, on the
ancient Tebernacle,' Vas largely attend.
ed The reverend gentleman handled the
subject in a highly entertaining manner
In Judge Wade's charge to the Grand
Jury Of Custer county special pains was
taken to charge the jury to examine how
the peoples money had been expended. and
the jury went at the business Of ventilation
without stopping to inquire whether the
plunderers we're Republicans or Democrats.
The mines Of the Hecla Company at
Hecla City are yielding large amount Of
ore. Over s.oen sacks Of concentrated ore
are piled up ut the concentrator ut Green.
wood awaiting shipment to the furnaces at
Glendale. but owing to the bad condition Of
roads, ore. hauling is greatly intvrfered with
at present.
Deer Lodge North West: 1T is stated
that James E. Galloway, attorney, has gone
East to fix up Judge Conger's business y
Col. Galloway passed through Dillon re-
Gently and reported that he was merely out
on professional mission" but the pre-
sumption is that the mission is the one in
dictated by our West Side contemporary.
The deputy superintendent Of common
schools is ar eloquent young gent He Is
reported to bc engaged in delivering fifteen.
minute stump speeches at sundry country
school houses. The young ones stare and
wink and blink at the young mans forensic
efforts, which invariably perorate in Ian.
guage that sounds like the reading of a
badly crippled love letter.
Wednesday, May goth, is next Decoration
Day. Throughout the United States. where
comrades are buried, the day will be OBJ.
served with appropriate ceremonies in dec.
Grating the graves OF the dead defenders 81
the Union BY the Grand Army Of the Re.
public. At Dillon, for lack Of graves and
flowers, there will BIZ no observance Of the
day. At many places preparations are be.
ing ,nade month before the day.
A marriage is on the tapis. 1t Is to &c
off directly. Both Of the victims reside il,
this country. Preliminary preparations
preparatory to swearing the parties In art
understood 10 be under headway. People
who have survived the late hard white,
have confidence enough in themselves t.
enter into any Kind Of risky enterprises
and some are brave enough to enter tn.
hazardous state Of matrimonv. j..
The operetta the "Flower Queen or The
Coronation Of the Rose" will BIZ given b,
the ladies' Of Glendale at the NJ. E. Church
In that place on Tuesday evening, May 9Th
The operetta will be = musical treat, with
beautiful series Of tableaux. The admis
sion ia placed at soc. and the proceeds &
to the Baptist Sunday school at Glendale
Tickets will he on sale At Alward's dru,
store and at Mahan's store, Glendale.
Nick Pesold, who lately kept . barber
shop on Montana street in this place, wa
attacked with apoplexv in the DaybreaI
saloon, at Butte, on last Monday morning
from which h. died in few moments. A
Coroner's jury rendered q verdict that Pc
sold came to his death from an attack O
apoplexy. The Butte papers, while speak
Ing kindly Of the deceased. say that he has
been ON a protracted spree before he died