The Dillon tribune., 1884-06-14

The Cole circus ID eAPO@sSO " SCACu Os',
Ion early next Monday morning on sPe-
cial double header trains OF thirty-tive cars
over the Utah and Northern Railway.
The brass band ball at High School Hall.
IN last Tuesday evening was pleasant
marty. Forty couples participated and
spent an evening in delightful dancing.
Sheep shearing is going on at lively
rate all over Southern Montana. A wool
sharp informs us that the clip will be better
and heavier this year than it was last year.
In the .anctorium Of Eliel's emporium
polite politics is discussed, while the ladies'
visit the reception counters to examine fash'
ionahle fashions and fancy fabrics for fem
mines.
Recently at Salmon City, Idaho, man
named Howard Gibson, aged about twenty
four wears, died from the breaking OF an
abscess in his throat. Deceased came from
some camp in Colorado.
ANYONE knowing the relatives of q. W..
Wilkinson, who died near Bannack City,
Beayerhead County, Montana, in October,
1852. will please send such information to
Henry Bait, Boise City, Idaho.
The regular Sunday afternoon meeting
of the Dillon Reform Club will take place
at High School Hall to morrow, Sunday,
at the usual hour. 1t is expected Rev. Mr..
Norris will address the meeting.
DR.. Mitchell, chairman Of the Democrat
ic Territorial Central Committee has issu-
ed his official call calling the meeting of the
Territorial Democratic Convention at Deer
Lodge on the 25th of next September.
The Beaverhead County Jail contains
fourteen prisoners. All ofthese defendants
are confined by due process of Law. The
same law holds every mothers son OF them
to he as innocent as unweaned lambs until
they are convicted.
The Miles City Daily Press is dead. 1t
was one-horse daily. 1t should never
/ have been born. There are several dailies
| now issued in Montana that should follow
the fate Of the Press and commit euthan-
asia as speedily as possible. .,..
We notice that the Commissioners of
Lewis and Clarke county hire out the prls'
oners in the county Jail to work on the
roads and streets. After the July term OF
| court Beaverhrad County will be in condi.
ton to hire out the muscle of number OF
occupants Of its Jail.
There was Nd spontaneous Joilihcation
BY Dillon Republicans over the nomina-
ton of Blaine of Maine. Not one Repub-
| lican discharged farewell shot DER the
grave that Arthur was buried in, but those
of the party used to strong drink drank tn
the success of the "Tattooed Man" from
Maine.
A brass band stand should be erected at
some central location ON Montana street
Saturday night serenades, or open air con
certs bv the band, would bring our citizens
out-would enliven their energies-cheer
their spirts-give them 6rmer faith in the
belief that life is worth enjoying all
the like Of that.
Arrangements and accommodations have
been made to feed five hundred guests al
the Corinne Hotel on the dav of the circus
The other hotels, restaurants, chop and
boarding houses will be prepared to feed
a multitude. The Corinne will prepare an
extra number of beds and the lodging
houses will follow suit The greatest efforts
will be made to accommodate the big crowd
that will come to see the circus.
The lecture on Wednesday evening al
High School Hall was not nlmerously at
tended, owing to the muddy condition OF
the streets. The lecturer, Mr.. ONeil
handled "History Of Men and Nations
cleverly, considering that the subject is
large enough for series of lectures, in.
stead of a single one. The lecture was an
instructive revivifcation OF the prominent
historical events of the dead past.
AT Belmont Park farm, in Madison coun'
tv, there is hybrid which is natural Gu
riosity. 1t is nothing less than cross be-
tween an Angora goat and Merino eve
The extremities have all the characteristics
of the sire. the head ana legs being goat
shaped and covered with hair. The tip OF
the tail, which is long like a sleeps is
adorned with tuft Of hair, while the body
is that of the sheep, and covered with
fine Merino wool.