The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-31

There is a hitch In the organization OF
Post Of the &. A. r. at Dillon, but the hitch
will be unhitched and the Post mustered
in shortly.
DR.. Charlie l.. Bishop, formerly Of Ban
pack but now Of Bozeman, had the n'istor.
tune to break his leg last week in jumping
out of buggy.
The lamb crop Of Southern Montana is
reported as hing above average this SEA.
son. The losses, thus far, have been re.
markabiy light.
The patriotic people Of Sheridan have
decided to hold a grand celebration Of the
Fourth OF July. Fuller particulars will be
published hereafter.
Advertisements, to insure insertion in
the TRIBUNE, should he sent in on Thurs.
days. Changes in standing ads must be
handed in ON Tuesdays.
The local Northern Pacific passenger
train from Helena to Heron, which con.
nected at Garrison with trains from Dillon
and Butte, has been discontinued.
Mrs. II. N. Barkley's select school will
move from the Episcopal Church into the
primary school-room Of the High School
building on next Monday, June I'd.
a Dillon mother saws 1t is much easier
to carry ak hats home to try OH the young
ones than it Is to wash six young ones and
bring them round to the hat store.
Lee Mantle, Of the Inter Mountain, and
who Is the stout Arthur Crosby Repuhli.
can Of Butte, has gone to Chicago to vote
for Edmunds -in great big horn.
On the 2oth anniversary Of Montana's
creation as Territory the Star Spangled
Banner was run up at the Postoftice, at
llirschman's and at the TRIBUNE Office.
Our Glendale item gatherer is one day
behind time this week. News items in
| tended for the tribune should be mailed
SO that they reach this office on Thursdays.
In Dillon the setting out Of trees in va.
rious parts of the town will add attractive.
ncss to many Of our private residences
and greatly improve the appearance Of our
| streets.
The great circus is coming. The profl.
sion Of printers ink displayed on the sides
Of houses, walls and fences reminds every.
body that the 10th Of June will be big day
in Dillon.
| Down at Twin Bridges they have Po-
mona store. In ancient DAYS "Pomona"
was the reputed "Goddess of Fruits" So
the Twin Bridges store must be frui,
store-more or less.
1t is announced that Mr.. A. r. Andreas,
of Chicago, ILL.,, will shortly publish in ele.
giant style, the History of Montana which
has been in preparation by Messrs. Wilker.
son, Leeson s. Brown.
Allison, the ex.milkman, knows all about
on 80 long that he got "watering" down to
perfection, and now .Allison's watering pot.
on wheels, painted red, will keep down
Dillon dust this summer.
The /xdebendemf claims that $soI ,ooo
will be expended in buildings in Helena
this season. The potato crop Of the Prick.
ly Pear must be looking bully to warront
such an expenditure Of money in the tenn.
porary capital Of this Territory.
The refreshing and invigorating rains OF
the past week will prove beneficial to the
grass crop Of Southern Montana. The
needed and prayed.for rain came down
plentifully, and as q consequential conse.
q uence the stockmen are happy. .,
Candidates for county offices are inform,
ed that announcements will be inserted ir
the TRIBUNE from now until after the nom
mating conventions at the Customary fig
ures. the money, in every case, should
accompany the order for insertion.
For a young newspaper the Amacoxd.
Reuse7v is a great liar. The following quo
tation from the Re,se7v ill prove It to
4 candid world: "1n an excavation north o
Anaconda was found the skeleton Of du
dine. 1t is now on exhibition at the post
office store"
, Our Missonla contemporary, the Nilsson
lian, begins it's twelfth year with every evi
dence Of prosperity. An Arm strong nc
: longer drives the Faber which may account
for the great improvement in the Azisso.H
t an Of late. Anyhow, there is a decidec
improvement in the paper.
Yesterday, May goth, was Memorial Day
The day was observed in fitting manner
E all over the country where dead soldiers arr
buried by public parades and tributes o
flowers on the graves Of heroes. There
was no parade in Dillon, but flags were dis
played Il, half.mast on the C.orinne Hotel
! on the Postoffice, at Hirschman's, and OF
the TRIBUNE office.
On the receipt of the instruments ft,,
the Dillon brass band an impronptu bane
c was organized and paradcd the streets
They made lots Of noise and Il little music
! 1t was noticed that Col. Beebe blowed hi
horn full Of the tune called "Root Hog, o.
+. Die" while Mr.. Smith barely escapee
swallowing his brass horn as he hoped owe
one OF the irrigating bitches.
Trade is not reported booming in Dillon
However, there is steady, remunerativ'
run at all Of the houses in town. Fyhr
" Co. are putting up lots Of choice staples
u Poindextcr prisies himself on keeping full
;. line and selling ut small margin. Selwa,
l. Bros. are making satisfactory sales Ii
}. fact, business Ia Dillon is in healthy con
dition considering the season.
!. The Territorial Democratic CentralC Com
mittec meets at Deer Lodge on Wednes
!, day next, June 4th. 1t will not be lou'
i or noisy meeting. Still considerable in
terest attaches to the action Of the Com
mittee. Hon. Phil II. Poineicxter, Of Black
. tail, will hold the interests of the unterri6es
Democrats Of Beaverhead County in tn
palm, Of his hand at the Committees meet
n ing.
It The Rannack Court House has been oi
fered for sale for some time. Nary BIZ
K has been received yet. Lately It was re
d ported that Monsieur Bessette would bu
it to start an lngersoll ,stitute in it. Tha
too, has fallen through. The County dad
= :. meet next week, and il any one wants tina
= court house he will have to hurry in hi