The Dillon tribune., 1884-07-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Lady of Lyons" at High School Hall
this evening.
Trout anglers report plenty Of bites
mostly mosquito bites.
Our thanks are due the ladies' of the NJ
E. Sosicty for nice bowl ot ice cream.
New Montana ,nnrphies are quoted a,
four cents per pound in the Dillon market
Get your job printing done at the TRlB.
UNE office. All orders neatly and prompt.
ly executed.
The Democrats Of Dillon had Cleve.
land streamer flying ut four o'clock yester.
day afternoon.
The market is now being we'll supplied
by nearly all kinds Of vegetables Of Mon.
tana production.
Tramps and tough. looking cusses from
Bitter Root, or somewhere else, are quite
numerous in Dillon just now.
Nesbitt's photograph gallery OH Mon.
tana street is the place to get your pictures
taken in any style of the Photographic art
Agricultural implements and farm ma.
chinery Of ali kinds seems to he sought
after freely by rural gentlemen just now.
The parties who failed to appre ciate the
efforts Of the brass band are reported to be
out and injured in very light amount ol
cash.
Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks, Of Indiana,
and of the Hecla Consolidated Mining Co.
at Glendale Is the Democratic nominee for
Vice President.
One Of the sheds at Geo. Savage's live.
~ stable tumbled in yesterday, Friday, af.
ternoon, and smashed a buggy and demol.
ished things generally.
Acting District Attorney Dewitt has
shown great deal Of zeal in conducting
the criminal business during the term Of
District Court still in session.
The Estcrly twine binder, sold bv Ben.
nett Bros, Deer Lodge, is being introduced
in this section. An agency has been open.
ed at Geo. w. Darts hardware store.
Messrs. Benson Il Steers will commence
the sale Of a large band of Oregon horses
at Butte to-day, Saturday. NJ. 4. Wagner,
Of Dillon, will ofticiate as auctioneer.
An elegant new walnut prescription case
adorns the Dillon drug store. 1t is an or.
na,nental as well as useful piece Of furni-
ture, and credit to the f1ourishing pill shop.
The Corinne Hotel has had remarkably
big run Of transient guests lately. The
new proprietor tumbles to the racket of
running hote! as easy "s rolling off log.
Our report of the proceedings of the Ma.
page, will be good reading for Democrats,
while Republicans will read it with interest.
Copies of the Constitution of the State
of Montana are in limited circulation as
yet. The number ordered printed woule,
give one copy to every three voters in the
Territory.
The reception to be given to Bishop
Brewer by the Episcopal ladies' and citizens
Of Dillon will be held at the residence ol
Rev. Mr.. Drummond, rector Of ST. lanes
Episcopal Church.
The Beaverheads, Of Dillon, owing Ia
| sickness Of members Of the club, were IN.
able to accept the challenge of the Red
Stockings, Of Sheridan, to play a game OF
base ball at the latter burg.
| The Glendale House, at Glendale, under
the management of popular Jack Reynolds,
Is first class hotel. Visitors and guests
| will find this hotel a comfortable place to
stop at when visiting the s,nelter town.
Keep the dogs away from the track when
races are being run hereafter. The pres.
ence Of dog On the track, during race,
might cost rider his life. Tie the dogs at
home when race Is announced to come off.
During the past week so many people
were In town that our personal reporter
gave up the job of making personal men.
tion Of them all. This will account tor
the non.ap?earance Of "personals" In to.
days TRIBUNE.
John B. Parish. representing Mathews 4
Webb, of Denver, Colorado, informs us
that sampling works will certainly be cree.
ted in Southern Montana. Dillon, being
the central point, will be selected as the
site ot the works.
Through the courtesy If Hon. Samuel
Word the TRIBUNE is favored with sre.
cial dispatch from the Democratic Nation.
al Convention at Chicago. announcing the
nomination Of Governor Cleveland, OF n.
Y, for President.
The revival Of the project If starting a
Fair Association at Dillon meets with ia.
vorabie consideration. II Horse Show is
to be held at Dillon during the coming fall
1t is about time to start the enterprise un.
der winning auspices.
There has been quite large attendance
Of people from different parts Of the county
on District Court during the past eek
Most OF them admitted that courting was
a business neither pleasant or profitable, es.
pecially in hot weather.
No packages Of Butte Daily Miners reach
! ed the Dillon postoffice for the last two
days. Just at the time when the liim?
was eagerly looked for by its Democratic
patrons it failed to put in an appearance.
What's the matter, Brown?
Hon. Sam Word, one Of the Montana
delegates to the National Democratic Con.
vention. secured the right of the delegates
from the Territories to vote in National
Convention. Heretofore this right was de.
MED the delegates from the Territories.
The following legal lights were noticed
in attendance on District Court this week
Hon. Wash Stapleton. Butte; Judge Blake
and Judge Con.er, Virginia City; II. W.
Dewitt. Butte; {. W. Turner, Glendale !:
IL. Duffy, Butte, and the Dillon attorneys.
When a county Jail is tn!l Of impecun.
ous defendants the LAWYERS have long faces.
Practicing Law for charitv's sake is the next
thing to publishing newspaper and wait
ing three or four years on subscribers to
paw up. In both cases it is toll without
recompense.
Rev. Il. Russell. lately pastor of the
f.sr;