The Dillon tribune., 1884-06-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.

An INV ~ AND w
CELEBRATE THE FOURTH OF July.
lanes Mauldin reports horses in prime
condition.
Trade in Dillon is reported good at all the
leading houses.
Send your orders to the TRIBUNE office
for job printing.
The communication of "Merchant" is too
late for this week.
doing a brisk business.
The First National Back is receiving
more silver ore for shipment.
Prayer-mceting is held every Thursday
night at Grace NJ. E. Church.
Beggars, with appeals printed in English
and Dutch, are taking in Dillon.
1t has been decided that st. James Sun
day School will hold picnic in August.
Bishop Brewer will administer the rite of
confirmation in St. James Church, July 20.
The implement depot Of the John w.
| Lowell CO. now has sign big enough for
| a blind man to read.
| Services at St. James Church tomorrow,
OulINNN, ~ - O~~'sS ~ ~
O'Clock in the evening.
! The Eleventh COMMUNICATIVE
member the Fourth of July and keep the
| day full of patriotic fire.
The Executive Committee on the Fourth
of Iuly celebration will work theoretically
and have all the arrangements perfect.
On the Fourth horseback riders will
report to the Marshal of the day, who will
assign them positions in the procession.
The chicken crop of Dillon is heavy, in
dicating that chicken pot-pie will be com
mon grub in this bucolic village during the
next winter.
When married woman goes outside OF
the family and makes mash ON man it
is defined in this altitude as-"Feasting on
forbidden affection"
Parties wishing to participate in the races
at Dillon on the Fourth are requested t"
leave their names with w. T. Eastman DE-
fore II m. on the Fourth.
Rev. Mr.. Drummond wants to meet all
the big and lille girls at the Episcopal
Church on next Monday afternoon to pre-
pare for the Fourth Of July celebration.
The Selway Bros. horse sale will take
place at Marlow's corral to-day, Saturday.
NJ. A. Wagner, auctioneer. Two hundred
head of horses, mares and colts will be Of
fered for sale.
On next Wednesday evening, July I'd,
| Mr.. O'Neil will lecture at the Court House.
Subject of lecture-"My Observations on
| Men and Women"
There will be Fourth Of July celebrations
| at Dillon, Hecia City, Butte, Twin Bridges,
and Sheridan. To quote the Americanized
Dutchman: "You pays your monish and
dakes your choice"
When a kitchen and back yard in Dillon
gets so foul that the stencil can be smeled
half block away it is high time for the
owner to clean it up. A hint to the guilty
is deemed sufficient
The Fourth comes on Friday this year.
1t is hanyman's day, but that's nothing to
patriotic people. 1t will BE- reminder
that Uncle Sam hung Johnny Bull to a
sour apple tree in the year '76.
The Dillon brass ban1 will render fine
music on the Fourth. The band has made
rapid progress in music since its organiza-
ton and the members are prompt in their
attendance at practice meetings.
The w. e. T. U. Reading Room needs
another boost. The reading room has been
benefit. The ladies are reminded that
they must come to the rescue, else the
reading room doors will be closed.
The last circular of Mathews & Webb,
ore and bullion brokers at Denver, says:
Business throughout the country for the
past week has been quiet, but on the whole
satisfactory" Silver ores are in demand.
Thos Friendship, Of Aberdeen, Scotland,
arrived on Tuesday with thirteen head of
one and two year old black Polled-Angus
bulls for Messrs Poindexter Il Orr. They
are thoroughbred bulls, hornless and re-
markably hardy. .......
Rev. E. Gregory Prout has been laboring
for the past ten years to convert sinners at
the Social City. During all that time
Wicked Tom BAKER has been subjected to
ministerial bombardment-but the Biblical
bombardment has been in vain.
Deacon Searles, the pious editor Of the
Butte Miner, got scooped by the Cole cir
Gus sharpers. The Deacon lost weeks
salary, which embarrassed him so that he
suspended payment of his wash bills. He
viii! resume paying at an early date.
We have received copy Of the fifteenth
annual Premium List Of the Montana Az
ricultural, Mineral and Mechanical Asso.
citation. The premiums offered are more
liberal than heretofore. The Fair is to be
held at Helena on September 9Th, 9th, 10th,
nth, I2tk and I3th.
Colonel Groves command, part of the
First Cavalry coming from the Pacific
Coast, passed through Dillon on Tuesday
night, on the Utah and Northern bound for
Forts Custer and Ellis. One company, on
the march, passed by town on Tuesday, en-
route for Eastern Montana.
We are requested to announce that the
ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Society
will serve ice cream, strawberries, and
cakes, at the ]. r. Boyce old stand on the
Four,h-day time and evening The ladies
will also be prepared to serve rolls, butter
and hot coffee to all desiring the same.
The Arab performer Of Coles circus
who was accidentally shot at the show
ground at Dillon on the 10th, was removed
to the Sisters Hospital, at Butte, where he
died on last Saturday morning. He was
an Arab Of some education. He died ut !
tering benisons on @Araby the Blest."
The WEIGH Comedy Company opened at |
High School Hall on Tuesday night. A |
good show but thin audience. Wednes.