The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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Inc TRIBUNE wishes "Ilappy New
ear to its friends and patrons-and th,
rest of mankind.
ne sno"-plow of the Utah and North.
ern has been nonhcvng up and down the
road during the past week.
The ann,,a! election OF directors Of ,h,.
First National Bank of Dillon will be held
on Tuesday, January 1;th.
The severe cold snap retarded somewhat
the work on several or the buildings in
course of completion in Dillon
Service at St. lanes Church to.mor.
row (Sunday) morning ut II o'clock Sub.
lect OF sermon "A Sigh for the Old
Year
Wanted to sell: \ retired schoolmas,cr
wishes to sell Il second hand certificate to
teach. The certificate has only b.cn used
SIX weeks. and is nearly as good as new.
| Toy dealers IL Dillon. Notwithstanding
| the comparative strinycncy OF the times.
have been doing a roaring trade, although
rot SO large as in ordinary holiday seasons.
The bitter cold weather Of the past week
made the pilgrims and old,tin,>rs shu,lder
plenty. On Wednesday morning, in Dill.
Ion, the thermometer registered A. degrees
below zero.
! This Number Of tho TH,n, NJ end; the
fourth volume Of this paper. Modcsty
torDids lis saving anything more than that
thus far the TRIBUNE has proven COM
pletc success.
\ temperance lecturer has struck Ana
conda Mt last. And now there is a Shout
raised in that town To induce John S. Mills,
OF the Hr7vr'', to sign Il cast.ron pledge
four feet in length
The time for representing mines for
1854 is nearly ended. Miners who are in
doubt about locations should send to the
TRIBUNE office at one" for Copp's Mining
Code. Price, Is CEN
The communication Of AN Observer
to be found in another column Of to.day's
TRlnr>E, contains several sensible sug.
gcstions that are worthy Of the attention
Of the Legislators OF Montana.
Agent Bcebe has on sale tickets to New
Orleans and return ut excursion rates. The
winter tourist ticket, good until May, 1855,
is sold for $1lo--or one thoroughbred bull
calf or ton Of second.ciass silver orc.
As there a,ca number Of dandy Demo.
Gratis with tl,cir eyes on the Dilloa Post.
office, we would state for the Information
OF all such that the Office is worth ST 400 q
year. In addition, clerk is allowed at q
salary OF $4so per year.. :. $780,.
Christmas in Dillon passed of pleasantly
and quietly. The young folks all over the
town were made joyous and happy, and the
bright faces OF the little ones made the old
folks feel glad. Thus should it ever he on
Christmas among Christians.
| A married man Of Dillon wants to urge
upon the next Legislature the passage OF :;
law making it punishable otfense for an,
woman to talk more than forty eight hour
ut one sitting. That unfortunate Man mus
he a victim OF extreme hen-pccking.
Delayed mails and without access to thu
telegraph wire makes it binding on the
editor of newspaper. Tor he is expected tc
get out Il ncwsv edition anyhow. None bu
graduates ut the business can accomplish
the feat more than once in Il lit;. time.
We will, at the special request Of Gen
cr:ll Harris. Commissioner for Montana a
the New Orleans Exposition. send !. cop,
OF the THln,:NE to the Montana Depart
mcnt during the Exposition, where it vil
be found on file BY visitors from ail sec
tons OF Montana.
The domestic boss" OF the editor OF tn.
Deer Lodge WORTH I!i"<f taught school i,
the Butte district when there were onl,
seven pupils enrolled She had lightc
lob then than she has now. Tc;,chin.
Mill, domestic morals and domestic .'r>ti
mics and duties is Il hard berth for one
woman.
The modern styles OF Job printing tnrn
cd ont at the TRlBtNr office meet the ap
probation OF 4 discriminating public. Ii
cut this paragraph short, We would say Il
our patrons that we are better prepared Il
turn out neat Job printing at the prcscn
time than ut any time since the TRrnrH'
was founded.
Petitions a.ain>, gambling, t" he pre-
scented to the mex, Legislative Assembly
arc being circulated throughout Montana