The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-03-22

Dart is darling into the pump business.
Get prize in the Selway shawl racket.
DIR. Pickman is L. S. examining surgeon
for pensions.
Hirschman flung his banner to the St.
Patrick breezes.
Minor improvements are going on in
various parts % town.
Considerable stir is noticed at Barbour
branch o. the L. S. Land Office.
In the Dillon market timothy seed sells
for ten cents pound at Poindexter's.
Read the lodge cards that you may find
out the time of meeting of the lodges.
Lenten services at St. James Church
next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
The interior of the Glendale brewery sa-
loon has been neatly papered and painted
In places dissolved alkali is thin in the
streets of Dillon. It's vulgarly called mud
Att c. Fyhrie & Co.'S the jobbing trade
is reported to be picking up considerably.
1t would be great public improvement
to have sidewalk laid 'lolnd to tine High
School Hall.
The trains OF the Utah~and Northern
have been running ON irregular time for
several days.
Male members of the Reform Club con-
tribute weekly toward keeping up the w.
6. L. U. Reading Room.
Send or bring your orders for job print
ing to the TRIBUNE Office il you want work
done neatly and promptly.
The Be!knap Enterprise, a reprint OF
"Spalding's Prepared Glue" at Missoula,
has been received at this Office.
1t is very near the proper time 10 call
public meeting OF our citizens to consider
the expediency OF incorporating the town
of Dillon. -
The College Committees are still at work
and are sure to accomplish something. A
public meeting will be announced at no dis
tant day.
Rev. A. y. Drummond will hold Episco-
pal services, morning and evening, at
Moores Hail, in Meirose, on Sunday, the
goth inst.
1t is limited around town that the belfry
Of Grace Church would present a hand
somer appearance if it had, say, two coats
of white paint.
The crop Of divorce cases to be heard at
the next term of District Court TO, Beaver
head County is bad commentary on the
felicity of matrimonial alliances.
= Editor Prout, Of the 4Nontdna Church.
man, don't know what 'cake walk" is.
Ii the reverend gentleman would come 10
Dillon he could learn for six bits.
The Montana ChMycsmaw has completed
the first year Of its career. The manage
,nent OF the paper has been such As tocom-
mend it t, its patrons and the public.
Episcopal Unite chests" are in position at
several places in town. II you crop dime
or quarter into one Of these chests it will
be mite toward helping the heather.
Our agricultural implement houses are
full Of all kinds Of farm machinery. The,
report their line of trade Frightening up
with excellent prospects for the season.
WOOitoR StaItcu on NldSinHis lIdH Icu
eyed. But the Confederate Colonel weak
ened after the first turn out of the box. He
won't 90 for Maginnis from soda to hook.
The Spring fights have commenced in
earnest. Il appears to he necessary to zap
and draw of the bad blood that has been
a. cumulating during the congealed period
There will be services at Grace MethO-
dist Episcopal Church to morrow. Sunday.
Rev. F. Asbury Riggin will occupy the
pulpit morning and evening. Free seats
and everybody welcome.