The Dillon tribune., 1884-06-14
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Ian Nlidt1IlI0 Will 40 "'o "O'" va
circus day.
The stir at L. c. Fyhrie Il Co.'S indicates
buoyant trade.
Poindexter's prices puts produce down a
little this week.
Thomson g. Bliven keep their store we'll
filled with fresh fruits.
The mumps, single and double, are pre-
vailing in this favored town.
Mrs. Hughes, at the old J. R. Bovce
stand, is displaying fine millinery.
Many OF the private residences of Dillon
are being improved and beautitied.
The Constitution of the State Montana
is in press, and will be out shortly.
Hirschman's new fruit store is finished
and the saloon handsomely retitted.
The big horse sal Of the Selway Bros.
comes off on Saturday, the 18th inst.
The Job Department of the TRIBUNE
is prepared to do all kinds of printing.
The TRIBUNE printing establishment has
had new face put on it by Tom O'Connor.
Phil THORPE has ten shorthorn Durham
bulls that he will sell for cash or gilt edged
paper.
Two bits will purchase a reserved and
preserved seat at the base ball ground to-
morrow.
All Beaverhead County warrants adver-
tised up to the 10th OF last December have
been paid off.
Helena has more lawyers to the square
foot than any other town of its size in the
United States.
Last Saturdays hailstorn: Frustrated Com
missioner Lovell's garden and fields OF
growing grain.
The declinat;on of Uncle Sammy has had
tendency to cast glamour of gloom over
Dillon Democrats.
The "bar creatures" of Dillon will be busy
for the next three days singing Hoganades
and anti-Hoganades.
Small boy-"The circus is coming, hur-
rah, hurrah!" Old man-"Bub, let her
come, let her comet"
Rev. H. J. Norris, pastor, will preach in
Grace M. E. Church tomorrow, Sunday
morning and evening.
The Blaine Republicans Of Helena fired
thirty mine guns in honor of the non1ina-
ton Of the Plumed Knight.
The base ball committee, Messrs. Sher.
man and Parke, raised quite sum toward
Quitting the Beaverheads.
Defries e. Dubois, painters, paper-hang-
ers and calciminers. did neat work at the
Corinne Hotel dining room.
The Beaverhead and all the streams form
ing the headwaters Of the Big Muddy are
mad and running banks full.
Col las. E. Galloway, Of Virginia City,
will muster in the Post of the 6. A. R. al
Dillon; ON Tuesday, June 24th.
Dillonites will be afforded an opportuni-
ty to celebrate the Fourth Of July at Sheri.
dan, Twin Bridges or Hecla City.
June, so far, has been blessed with an
abundance of rain. Southern Montana
never looked SO green as at present.
No wool has been received at the Dillon
depot yet this season. Eastern quotations
Of Montana wool remain unchanged.
Marshal Botkin offers $1,000 reward fo'
the capture Of the highwaymen that at.
tackled Paymaster Whipple recently near
Glendive.
The John w. Lowell Co. will have some
thing new for the rural gentlemen Of South
ern Montana to digest in the next edition o.
the TRIBUNE.
Charley Durham and "Curley" Camp
bell started on Tuesday with band Of for
ty- four horses for Eastern Montana and
Western Dakota.
| VIM. ]. Bennett, for stealing checks t.
the amount of 5000 from Tom Warren, for
merlv of Dillon, was sent to the Peniten
tiary from Billings.
The NJ. E. Sewing Society will meet Al
the residence of Mrs. w. H. Dorchester, or
Railroad Avenue, on next Thursday after
noon, the 10Th inst.
Sheriff Reinhardt is corraling all of thoss
good and true male citizeps Of Beaverheat
County doomed to serve as Jurors at thu
July term of District Court.
The Republican National platform will
be found in this ISSUE Col. Sanders go
his plank in in relation to Territorial ap
pointments by the President.
John Kelley, the celebrated California
pioneer vocalist and violinist assisted BY
his wife, will give concert in Dillon or
next Tuesday evening, June 18th.
John ]. Fallon, formerly agent Of Gil.
mer, Salisbury & Co. At this town, has
been appointed travelling passenger agent
Of the Union Pacific Railroad IN Montana