The Dillon tribune., 1884-03-01
IN TOWN AND OUT.

closed.
Hear Ben Hogan at High School Hall
tonight, Saturday.
On Tuesday Judge Wing gave John Doe
sixtv davs in the County Jail. Crime-Pet'
ty larceny.
It is expected that the Jones smelter, at
Bradford, in Madison county, will be start
ed up shortly.
The ornamental counter OF the Southern
Bank of Montana was turned out at Morse
furniture shop.
The Guild will meet a! the residence OF
Rev. Mr. Drummond on next Thursday, at
, o'clock, p. IN.
We regret to learn that Tom NJ. Selway
is confined to his room with broken arm
and injured back.
Johnny Beech's job wagon makes quick
time in delivering goods in all parts of Dill
Ion and the surrounding country.
Lenten services commenced on Ash
Wednesday at St. James Church. The
services have been we'll attended.
Ben Hogan will lecture on "His Life" al
High School Hall tonight, Saturday. Lee
ture free. Turn out and hear him.
Poindexter quotes slight advance in the
price of oats, but otherwise the Dillon pro-
duce market remains without change.
All intending to take part in presenting
the extravaganza of "Mother Goose" will
meet at High School Hall this, Saturday.
afternoon at o'clock, without fail.
The TRIBUNE Job Department, in add'-
ton to the ordinary run of job printing, is
turning out a neat pamphlet for Apollo
Lodge, No. Is, l. O. o. F., of Dillon.
The first bill issued by the First National
Bank of Dillon will be contested for at
rattle. There will be lively contest for
the possession of the first note of "Dillon
money"
The Glendale guests at the Odd Fellows
ball were-James O'Brien, N. G., Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Pickett, Mr.. Rose and Miss
Pond, and Messrs. Meredith, Carroll, Dunn,
Wagner and Welch.
Major Boyce, the veteran dry goods ex-
pert, expresses the opinion that the ladies
of Southern Montana will dress in finer
costumes than heretofore. Certainly the
Major ought to know.
The March session of the Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners will commence at the
County Clerks office in the Court House
on next Monday, March Sd. 1t is thought
a full Board will be present.
A meeting OF the friends and promoters
of the College for Dillon will be held in
County Clerk McGough's Office, at the
Court Ho ,se, on next Monday evening,
March sd, at s o'clock, sharp.
Ben Hogan. the eminent reformer and
distinguished temperance advocate, is stop
ping in Dillon, and laboring in the causes
in which he is to-day recognized as the
middle weight champion of the world.
Trade in Dillon is gradually improving
in tone. Charley Asnen, at L. c. Fyhrie
Il Co.'s, reports Sunday morning trade as
brisk with a tendency toward expansion.
The better the day the better the trade.
In the District Court, at Virginia City,
James Donovan who killed John Sullivan
at Sheridan, was found guilty Of man.
slaughter. Donovan was sentenced to one
year in the Penitentiary at Deer Lodge.
Hereafter Joe A. Browne, at Darling, on
the Big Hole River, will pay reward of
$15o for the apprehension and sufficient
evidence to convict any person or persons
OF stealing one or more cattle or horses be-
longing to him.
The Butte Miner devotes considerable of
its BREWER space to detailed reports of prize
fights. Deacon Searles, give US rest on
that racket Change your base. Talk
CLARK for Congress-anything but rounds
one, two, and three.
The Bank of Southern Montana is open
and doing business, with Cashier Morse
behind the counter. The bank is located
ft '' present in the John w. Lowell 60.
Office, on he northeast corner of Montana
and Center streets.
Services at St. James Episcopal Church
tomorrow, Sunday, at the usual hours.
Holy Communion in the morning. Sub
ject for morning sermon-"Free Conver-
sion.' Subject for evening SERMON" Eff:
fectual Repentance"
Inquiries are often made about the price
of real estate in Dillon, and as to the pros
poets of the town generally. To all such
inquirers We say-Dillon has the brightest
promise Of any town in Southern Mon
tana. No discount on this assertion.
The Ogden Pilot has reliable informa-
ton that the "third-rail scheme on the
Utah and Northern is all hoax. 1t is re
ported, however, that there is a prospect of
the Utah and Northern being converted
into a standard gauge. A standard track,
laid through Dillon, would lock better
The report that gained circulation in the
fore part of the week that popular Young
gent ot town had been violently struck with
an FAX" while on the train between Dillon
and Glendale proved canard. No such
tragedy occurred. The party starting the
report should be imprisoned in the county
pen Tor, say, twenty days.
The Helena Herald, Of the 23d ult., has
the following to say Of our ]. E.: ~. E.
Morse, manager Of the John w. Lowell
Company's business in Helena, left this