The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27

Company passed up Tuesday settling vi,
the railroad boys.
Once year Dillonites agitate the que
ton Of holding county fair-but the ma
ter invariably ends in agitation.
The disproportionableness state Of tn
weather is fatiguine 10 people who wer
raised in the webfoot country.
In Judge Mead's court, on last Monday
the trial Of case BY jury Of twelve re
suited in verdict for the defendants.
None of the ranchmen of Beaverheat
Valley employ hog herders. The swim,
industry is too thin to justify the hiring o
costly help.
The constantly increasing circulation O
the TRIBUNE is emphatic evidence that il
is popular among the people, who appre.
CRATE live and newsy paper.
The Methodist strawberry and cream
festival was decided success. The ladies
who had the festival in charge managed i,
admirably. The net proceeds were $1o6.
Tramp. are numerous. hereabout.. These
festive fellows are thieves by inclination
and BY profession, and they will steal any
thing from cambria needle to cast iron
cannon.
If you lose anything, and it is not gone
forever and ever, advertise in the TRIBUNE
to get it back. If you want any thing, ad-
vertise in the TRIBUNE, and your wants
will be supplied.
Charles G. Noble, dentist, will remain
at Dillon until July 18th, when he expects
to visit Salmon City, and points in Idaho.
All who may need his services wi!lremen.-
Der this paragraph.
According to the Butte papers Tom Ba.
ker' OF the Madison'an, is reported rs being
a strictly temperate man. But then, the
Butte papers are such liars that we can't
rely on their statements.
c. L. Thomson has sold the PROPERTY ad.
Joining DIR. Pickman's, on Idaho street.
The property will be occupied by Rev.
Sidney E. Hooker, the new rector of St.
James Episcopal Church.
On Sunday large crowd attended the
ace at Sim Estes race track. The race
was half-mile dash between Stiles "Pow-
Ter River Dash" and Jimmy O'Neil's
Trade Dollar" The Stiles horse won by
wenty feet
Mrs. Anderson's lecture on 1.-TWO Oars"
It the Pavilion on last Saturday evening
rev considerable of a congregation. The
ecture was on the Cady Stanton Susan. B.
Anthony Dr. Mary Walker order, and it
took" to limited degree.
]. P. Talent while out hunting near
'Pring Hill, shot large mountain lion on
friday Of last week. It took five shots
rom Winchester rifle to kill the brute.
he lion measured eight feet from the end
his nose to The tip Of his tail.
The Raue Wing mining properties are
'oking finely. High grade ore is COM
g out of the mines. On the Silver Rose
line Messrs. Zook, Robinson & Mathews
ave fine body Of ore, some Of which as. +.
Iys over 1000 ounces in silver to the ton.
The ladies will be specially interested in
nowing where to get perfect fitting
'ess cut, made and trimmed in the latest
shionable style. Call at Mrs. Dingley's,
Montana street, where Miss Shively, a
shionable and artistic dress maker, is en-
Iged.
The preparations for grand, gallant and q
orious celebration Of the Fourth of July
Dillon are being successfully made. The 8
grim patriot and the old-time patriot
II unite cordially in celebrating and hon.
ing the 1ooth anniversary Of our Nation
independence.
The late unlamented Legislature of Mon S
IA passed school text book law. It is a,
laisy law. Section two says that the Il
:hool text books shall be adopted for Pc G
DIS Of four years." In section ten Of the "
y same law we read-"The Legislature J,
y at any time repeal this act" al
Through the politeness of Sheriff Tom p'
les our reporter was shown the manner in
| method Of feeding the prisoners in the ar
'nty jail. The kitchen has had parti- tn
, run through it, and now the prisoners
securely fed behind an iron door, with
chance oget at or overpower the Sheriff.
lev. A. D. Drummond preached his at
well sermon at St. James Episcopal to
arch last Sunday morning. During in
rectorship the church Aourished and an
led a number Of members. Mr.. Drum 70,