The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-08
IN TOWN AND OUT.

! IN xVV AND VOxO
| There man in town,
| And he WAS wondrous wise,
| For VII n he marked his prices down,
! He then did advertise,
And when he saw his trade increase,
With all his might and main,
| lie marked still lower every price
| And advertised again.
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And when he did advertise again,
Ills rivals loudly sworc.
To see folks rush with might and main,
10 patrtnizc his store.
And while they sat in solitude,
And saw him custom win,
The n behind the counter stood
And rlked the slckrls in.
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There is not house or even room for
rent in Dillon.
Geo. Savage is building shed addition
to his new barn.
The plat Of the Weigh:man Addition to
Dillon has been received and filed
New blinds have been added to l.. G..
Fyhrie's house, much improving its appear
aEce.
Mrs. l.. <. Hanson has just had fence
built between her millinery store and lodg.
ing house.
Lamps in front of the Churches and High
School Hall would BIZ Of great service on
dark nights.
S. ID. Bcebei is having neat picket fence
built along the front Of his property o.,
Idaho street.
Balmv, Spring like weather has been the
rule here all this week. Who wouldn't
live in Montana?
All those holding tickets to the Thanks.
giving ball are requested to hand them to
G. l.. Thomson or Mrs. NJ. A. Dingley.
Henry j. Sweet and VIM. Bernstein have
gone to Twin Bridges to close out the bu.
siness OF Geo. r. Lewis, for the creditors.
The next meeting Of st. James Guild
will b. held at Mrs. Thorpe's, on Washing.
ton Avenue, Wednesday afternoon next.
There is much travel over the Utah and
Northern IL Oregon and Washington,
i zee the completion Of the Northern Pa.
citic.
The street in front Of the Corinne Hotel
is we'll lighted ON dark nights by regula.
,iom treet lamp, recently placed in posi-.
ton.
There will he Il meeting Of the members
~ ~
18th, at ego p. NJ. \ full attendance is re-
quested.
B..ilenberg u CO., the Butte butchers,
purchased about 900 head Of tat sheep in
this valley this week. They paid from
$3.50 to IS per head.
The Miller property, occupied by S. ID.
Beebc, has been fenced and large atlti.
tion is being built on the north side. MIR.
DeFreiz is painting the fence.
kirkpatrick Bros. are finishing up their
old store room as tenement. The .ower
par, vii be occupied by c. II. Tracy and
Geo. Allison, whose families are now on
their way to Dillon.
Deputy Postmaster Holden moved his
household goods from the old office to the
building formerly used by the Good Tenn.
p|ars. which has been finished OF lis Il
dwelling.
The Sclwav brothers have built sort Of
union stable on Mr.. Thrpe's place, in
town. |, will he used principally by their
children to stable their horses in while they
(thc childrcn) are at school.
NJ. r. kirkpatrick, formerly clerk in
Thom>,n'> store. MAS made happy Thurs.
dav bv the arrival of two III his brothers,
and their families, from Minnesota. who
will make their homes in Dillon and Vi.
cinitv.
". \. Dodge. the travelling dentist. who
is well known in this vicinity. is married
again, it seems. from the follow ing item in
the .n".3'SoMn,w oi last week: "Dr. Dodge,
the dentist, was married last week to Miss
Ahbie SAeet>er. formerly OF iankton, Da-
hota. II is SAT-. to bet that the happy bride
is Swtei~rr rose. or she would never have
the gallant doctor, who is said to
be quite connois>eur in matters feminine
Congratulations, Doc"