The Dillon tribune., 1884-02-16

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The TRisUNR otBce has teen lhvosed
'lth an Invitation q attend III thtrd aanu-
! hail Of the Knights q Pythias Ct Hell. |,
N, to be held q Harmonfa Hall y tsa4
ny. on Tueaday evening, Fthsuasy 18th. |
The tickets, including casriages, are 50.
!. !" " = .'s '"e'' S'''' - vs. -
Butchers ARE rustling TO keep their blocks
'uppiied with fat meats. Beef cattle, prime, +
,re selling ut $50, and are scarce dt that
fgure. Inferior steers are plenty, but they
ire not fat enough to Kill. Mutton sheep
bring S. per head, and small lots are eel
ling at that price. Fat hogs are scarce and
here arc few offered In the Dillon market
m. letter ~ "a (.th,onv,,le Miner.r to |
\. found II to.d.y,s Tnrnunr. IN relation
% the psop,sea ,,'si' serv'ee oetween s W
oo"v"'e a"o D''o", ~"' 49, W." y.
.e1es :. - /" o.. ..a.. 'ne . .nus s...an.
.ne os.''o, LYLE ss y. VIZ. 1 ~ es"
the enterprise WV Fanny" IVY "'en"'
appear 10 .e so.e."eo 'o's'y y 's a'' wv
'ses y" ''''' "'@''e''
The revival meetings 1t Grace M. r.
Church have continued with increasing tn.
terest for the past three weeks. The meet
ings will continue over Sunday. Preach
ing 70. night, Saturday, and Sunday morn.
R.,te was .xnected hut was unable to
come. Rev. Rieein and Van Orsdel have
charge Of the services,
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Last SUNDAY Df''on was oe.ugeo WY"
drnmmers. Inc temporary 5a''wsy o'oe
ade caught 'ot on t"e com"e.c'.. usve.-
ers ~ to~"' II oe'ms o."o.s - s>' ". =.
e'a' 'e''ows cou'cn. 'e,. s."'p.es @' go -
tney look 20 te'.ne 'ses - W., a~'u'' 80
drummer TOOK ms turn ~ .e',ns ~ ,
Per, ano .ne 'es"n ".s w ."," y .....
Happily 'ot tne gooo = ~. e"" ~, .n..,
III xt,nre4 o,,t ~ to,.n Monday morning
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Messrs. Haskell, Selfrige s. Co, are run.
ming bedrock drain to prospect long
gulch emptying into Grasshopper Creek =
short distance above Bannack and on the
Horse Prairie side Of the creek. Bedrock
has never been found in this gulch, but the
hills, bars and dry gulches to the left have
Welded large amount Of gold, and In one
season Sosooo was taken out. II the par.
~ running the drain find 1.-THE lost slreak"
II I westerly direction from Bannack, I,
will. 10 use mining term, "pungle plenty"
rh. v.,.n,,,. E..,,vs,. ana ~ ..te w.,kr
.,... :, u;ah School Hail ~ Thur.dav
sv.n,n9 ~, e. H.,r,ng Hand Societv q
9. 49,. r,,..on.i Chvrch -. . thor,
o,,sh,v .n;ovahle sff.ir and lar0elv attend.
~ 9TH ti,e v.n,ro neonle out il fun force
.r,,r.. ,.-,a.;,,.t,rr ec;o,ed themselves i'm,
.,.n..'. .a5 ~. 49,. ,..lLn .x~rci.@,
,.s-. ,,:-,,c,,,.r,. ,roi,,c,,ve ~ .mn.emen,
..d ,,i...,,-. -. 80 ,,rcc.ea. ~ the f:.s
,,..i NJ. e, which %. info the Helm
mo H.nd Soc,etv:e treasury for Sunda,
school Durposes.
"nen wNkes ~ae u"ue' ~. =. ss''. ~. y
perance town. Whisky was hard to fns
in Wickes then, but under the new regime
| Il ID feared that the place will soon be know
~ aWicked Whisky W,ckes," for now I
man can get drunk In Wickes, II he pay
for his whisky. White Wickes il give,
over 10 the banef,l fluid, It Is TO be nose'
that ts.~ ts,nPe-anse ea,,ae 10 gaining grdun'
At Dillon, and the Reading. Room, conduct
ed BY the ladies Of w. 6. T. u, Is provini
effective In the work for which It was rs
tablished and opened.
I ca,,,n ,,-o.,,.... 49,. ~.ro-,.a j.
...s 49, .,r,,cr rrcen,,v hv . n.,,v =
.".....s. -. r....s g.. ~.',o,, a.
mill from the east. and about opposite Bal
been sunk to bedrock, and It 10 clai,,,e
that as high Is one dollar to the pan ha
.e.en realized from bed.stone dirt. -Four