The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-01
IN TOWN Am OUT.

September.
Dust storms predominant.
Ducking Is the favorite pastime.
Much needed-a new public hall.
Advertise your stock brands in the TR1H
UNE.
Plenty of amusement &c the halls thi
week.
Dillon is threatened with an avalanch
Of hall shows.
The Moss Minstrels play at Helena dur
ing fair week.
There Is a great deal OF repairing bein,
done In all parts Of town.
There will be no services at St. James
or NJ. E. church, tomorrow.
L. c. Fyhrie g. Co. have sold their ole
store building, to Deacon & Duncan.
Twenty-Five new names are added to tn,
TRIBUNE subscription list this week.
Rev. Mr.. Elder has shipped his household
effects to his new home at Eagle Rock.
The territorial fair, at Helena, will con
'inue from the grid to the 9Th Of September
Master Harry Kupfer received numbe,
of his little friends, at his home Thursday
evening.
Dillon enjoys the reputation Of being the
best show town, according to its size, in
the Territory.
The postponed meeting Of the Mozart
Club, will be held at St. James church.
Monday evening.
The Fifth U. S. Regimental Band will
be IN attendance at the driving of the gold
en- spike, this month.
Eastern papers give Montana the credit
for having the most striking mineral cabinet
at the Denver Exposition.
Our agent, F. G. B., returned from Glen
dale and the mines, too late to write up his
trip, for this weeks paper.
The Moss Minstrel cornet band dis.
coursed some fine music on our streets
during their stay with us.
The M. E. church sewing circle will
meet at the residence of Mrs. w. B. Crow.
ell, next Thursday afternoon.
Will Weightman Is In the Park with a
outfit, and will bring home q
portion of It In the shape Of views.
The w. e. T. U. will hold a meeting at
The NJ. E. church, this afternoon at three
o'clock A full attendance is desired.
Autumn winds already begin to whirl
alkali dust In the face Of pedestrians on
streets where the city sprinkler sprinkleth
not,
There Is some talk Of extending Montana
street south across the creek, and through
Mr.. Reeder's section. It Is good idea and
should be carried out.
The Billings Herald thinks fax can be
'rown as well in Montana as In Washing.
on and Idaho where the product Is large
md Of very fine fibre.
Mrs. l.. E. Hanson has purchased the
OF south Of her place and will erect a
lwelling house thereon. The addition to
he Bernard House will be utilized.
Ed. Butts has added to his manly beauty
y shaving off his moustachc. To finish
nc job tn first class shape he ought 10 have
clipping machine run over his head.
The steam whistle at the planning mil,
ow sounds the hour Of beginning and |
uttting work, which is very convenient for
hose who work on the ten hour system.
A copy Of the Session Laws Of the 1,th
Assembly of Montana, has been
'ceived ut this Office, through the kindness
the Secretary. 1t is neatly printed and
good job generally, mechanically.
At the meeting Of the Guild, Wednesday
Fternoon, for the purpose of re.organizing
othing was effected, owing to non attend.
nee. Another meeting will be held at
lr. Drummond's Wednesday p. M.
The West Side Racing Association
Butte Course) have found is necessary to
Id another days racing, to their already
ing programme, on account Of the great
lumber OF horses that will be present. The
Editions are go class trot. A mile dash
I'd Zoo yard dash. The dates of the races
e. Sept. 70, 70, 81, aid -.
We were shown, this week testimonial
good character etc, Of Chas. E. Lewis.
Nv confined in the jail, signed by fifty Of ,
e principal business and professional men
Dowagtac, Mich. Lewis old home)which ;
cluded the signatures Of the Mayor and .
ldernen Of the city. lift does no farther
'od the expression Of kindly feeling and
mpathy must be very acceptable to the d
fortunate prisoner. We also saw kind I
tiers, written by ladies' who had formerly i
veled with him. Mrs. Lewis will be in a
lion before court sits.