The Dillon tribune., 1883-03-17
IN TOWN AND CUT.

St. lanes Guild will meet al TIE resi-
dence of Mrs. VIM. b. Carter, Dillon, on
next Wednesday, March 21st, at ? p. m.
Coroner Hirschman buried a portion OF
the remains of Victor H. Davidson in the
Poindexter burying ground on last Tues
day, the 18th.
Easter Sunday falls on March 25th this
year. Begin to gather your eggs One
week remains wherein to accumulate sup
ply Of hen fruit.
The Ladies' Society If Grace NJ. E.
Church will meet at the residence of Mrs.
Shively, Dillon, on next Thursday, March
22d, at O'Clock p. m.
J.W Kinsley, Deputy Grand Master of
the A. o. u. w., will deliver free lecture
on the benefits Of the order at School Hall,
in Dillon, on the evening Of the 10th or ? 1>t
The lecture will be explanatory and highly
interesting.
The Dillon Minstrels are preparing an
entertainment to be given at School Hall
on next Wednesday evening, March 21st.
The Minstrels propose to give programme
worthy of the patronage Of the people.
Dodgers will give fuller particulars.
The late Territorial Circus cost the sum
of $l6,S9o. How the people Of Montana
or Uncle Sam will ever be able to get even
on this expenditure of money is problem
that the ablest financier in the Territory
NAV work on but he will never be able to
solve it.
There is great need that the streets, al
leys and lots in Dillon should be cleaned
of the accumulated rubbish Of the winter
in order to improve the sanitary condition
of the town. Unless there is general and
thorough cleaning up in this line the filth
will engender disease.
Deputy Grand Master Kinslev has re-
ceived petition from number of the
citizens Of Twin Bridges, in Madison coun-
ty, asking the formation of lodge of A.
O. u. w. at that place. AS the Twin Bridg-
ers want lodge they should be accommo-
dated, and no doubt they will be in due,
course Of time.
The weather for the past week was sim
gularly beautiful, notwithstanding that
double-ender prophecy of the Canadian cal
culator, Professor Virgins, that we were
to be frozen stiff and solid by a Polar wave.
These weather sharps and weather frauds
are about as reliable as an old musty alma
nae. They won't do to bet on.
The INDEPENDENT (Democratic) says
"Hon. B. F. White, the able Council men,
her from Beaverhead County, has left for
Dillon Mr.. White was the leader Of the
Republicans in the Council, and his uni
form courteo is bearing and high personal
character won for him the respect Of his as
sociates in that body without regard to par
ty."
The forwarding house Of Messrs. Sebree,
Ferris & White, which has occupied the
ground in front of the Utah and Northern
depot since the foundation of Dillon, is be-
ing taken down and will be removed to .
site adjoining Sebree, Ferris & Whites ag-
ricultural implement depot. This change
is made for the purpose of facilitating the
Of freight in more economical
manner than heretofore, IS the new loca-
zion il more convenient and easier Of access
: Tie Postofiice Department has instruct
I'd postmasters il Montana and throughout
the country that hereafter no mail matter
can Be forwarded in the mails after it |
its original address without new
payment of postage. This ruling excerpts
letters which have one full rate paid there
%, namely, three cents, and newspapers |
md periodicals svhiah are to Be forwarded