The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-20
You will enjoy your Christmas dinner q

~ oeh lit Dann1Ck on Christ |
mas evening will be we'll worth attending.
The TRIBUNE job department is turning
Out great variety Of holiday job printing.
The heavy snowfall of the past week
Will make the cattle rustic for their grassy
grub.
Service and Holy Communion ut ST.
James Church Oh Christmas day ut II
o'clock.
A large amount of freight is reported ut
Ogden and along the line of the T. ant. N.
up to Dillon.
Our society reporter reports great prep.
arations making among the ladies for the
knights ball.
The rich people are ENJOYING sleighing,
while the deserving poor are hankering for
some Of it in tl,eir'n.
Ex-Sherilf Reinhardt turned the county
Jail, with its animate and inanmatc con.
tents, over to Sheriff Jones in ,ip.top shape
In the disgracctul prize fight at Butte
last Sunday night McNally, the champion
slugger Of Colorado, beat the Montana
light Waite easily.
While the display OF fancy goods for the
holidays is fine in Dillon, the piles of
staples and sub>tantials at l.. c. +, hrie &
Co.'S are quite attractive.
In Judge Mcad's court Al. Neville was
fined $40 and sent to the county pen Tor 90
days. The defendant was guilty of thump.
ing old sheepherder Johnnie very badly.
Henry X. Melton, attorney, has arrived
from Paducah, Ky. He will engage in the
practice of the law with Robt B. Smith
under the firm name of Smith Il Melton.
The excellent and extraordinary display
Of holiday goods in Dillon surprises every.
body. Elegant presents Of every conceiv.
able kind and pattern are displayed at the
stores.
The Christian 4id,oentn says it ought to
have press and printing material of its
| own, and asks: "Who will aid in securing
them?" Can't tell. Ask something easier
next time.
Treasurer Metlcn says that the taxes Of
Beaverhead County have been closely paid
up and that the list Of delinquent tax.pav.
ers will be "lean take" for the printer for
this year.
Missouri confab: First Missuurian--"I,
will he an immense thing" Second Puke
--"You don't say So" First M.-"They're
maxim two hundred punchins and corral
for the big gals
An illuminated "Star Of Bethlehem
will be placed in st. James Church, on Sun
day evening, December a8th, for the recep
ton and distribution Of presents to ths
Sunday School children.
Invitations are issued for a grand Ma
sonic and Odd Fellows ball. to be given a
Sheridan on next Thursday evening, DE
cember ssth. An excellent supper an,
good music will be provided.
The venerable Bob Fisk is to get anothc
''phat take" The printing for the Lcgisls
tive Assembly for the coming session hu
been awarded to Bob f. Fisk, the veners
bic editor Of the Helena Weckllr Herola.
Over in Meaghcr County, last week,
man deliberately and willfully married
girl named Chilla Frost. That man ha
no fears Of Chilla Fr,st, with the ther
mometer registering twenty below freeze
The beautiful uniforms OF the Knight
Of Pythias have arrived. The ball to b
givcs by the Knights at the Pavilion o.
next Thursday evening promises to be tn
grandest affair ever witnessed in Souther,
Montana.
In the newspaper line we notice that tn
prospectus of the Boulder Valley Tine
has been issued, and that the Missou
County Times, owing too to many doses Q
Spalding's Prepared Glue, has been reduc
ed from an eight to a sev'.n.colunn papc,
1t was cold night as he lay on one OF tn
benches on the sidewalk on Montana stree
uttering a noise that sounded like the sigl
of lonely old maid Or the mournful moal
Of a bald.headcd bachelor. The fellow
wasn't dy ing, though. He was only blint
drunk.
Owing to the heavy fall of snow durin:
! the past week the trains on the Utah ant
Northern have been running on all kind
of di>iointed time. An iron horse of tn,
narrow-g gauge pattern has about as muci
| trouble to get through a snow bank AS
superanuatcd Government mule.
The Salt Lake I,ibmHr, with its usua
Holiday Edition. J.. NJ. Goodwin, OF tn