The Dillon tribune., 1885-11-28

Hereafter the City Council OF Dillon
Will meet only once a month-on the 1st
Wednesday in each month.
Times are stringent, but nevertheless
whisky sells readily at one bit drink, and
the drinkers are numerous.
IL. NJ. King is running the old livery
stable OF George Savage in good shape
with fine stock in his stable.
The law shops ar. not hurried with bust.
hess, which gives the disciples of Black.
stone chance to read up.
If you own a male or female canine
don't be ashamed of it. Pay your "dorg
license to City Collector Eliel.
K. p. Bate,nan has been appointed Post
master at Sheridan. One more instance
Of dandy Democrat getting there.
Money is COMPOUNDED scarce, but the
requisite collaterals will obtain 'thc need.
ful' at both Of the banks in the city.
Dan Chapman is authority for the state.
ment that the agricultural impiemen, sales
for the season have been over average.
The County Jail keeps full Of prisoners.
There are now twelve defendants eating
Tom Jones' sixty cents per diem grub.
y fine assortment Of japanese Napkins
has been received at the TRIBUNE Office
These napkins are specially suited for sup.
pers and parties.
The Holiday Number Of the TRlHvNE,
which will be issued on January list, will
bc IL credit and great benefit to Dillon and
Southern Montana.
The fall styles OF bustles are much
larger than those heretofore worn this high
| up on the Missouri Some Of them arc as
large AS ordinary balloons.
Thanksgiving was generally observed in
! Dillon. Appropriate religious services
were held in the churches and our citizens
observed the day suitably.
John Adams, alias Cranky John" u
having hearing tor selling whisky to In.
dans. The evidence is strongly IT. favor
OF the guilt Of the defendant.
The TRIBUNE Job Department: has just
received a large and elegant stock Of blank
papers, envelopes and material for doing
fine job printing for the holidays.
Grease your implements. The second
annual opening Of the Dillon Pavilion
will soon take place, attended by imposing
ceremonies suited and adapted to the occa-
sion.
John Doe, cowboy, was up in Justice
Holden's court for carrying, concealed,
deadly instrument. Doc dumped $40 and
the trimmings for carrying light artillery
in his hip. pocket.
Charles G. Noble, dentist, has returned
to Dillon and may be found at his new
Office in Union Block, over Rinehardt's
meat market, where he invites all his pa.
tients to call and See him.
The war that existed between the Butte
Typographical Cnion and the newspaper
office in that city has ended. The Union
is now stronger and better regulated than
ever before since its organization.
| 1t will be remembered that Ben Hogan
pounded temperance temporarily into a
number OF Dillon tipplers. An exchange
says: "Ben. Hogan, an ex.pounder Of the
prize ring, is now an expounder OF the gos.
pei at Omaha"
II. r. Brown, who has been for many
years business manager Of the Butte Miner,
has sold his interest in that paper to Mr..
Zeigenf,ss, the editor Of the Miner.
"Brownie" retires from the newspaper
business with clean record.
Beaverhead County had a personal in.
terest in Vice President Hendricks, he
having been largely interested in our
County. At the time Of his death he was a
large stakeholder in the Hecla Consoli'
dated Company at Glendale.
Sheriff Tom Jones took John Winters
and Richard Donnelly to the Penitentiary
at Deer Lodge. Winters goes to the Pen
tor three years for cutting Garland at
Spring Hill, and Donnelly will serve out
two and half years for grand larceny.
Sheriff Tom Jones left last Monday for
Victoria British Columbia, to bring Wins.
low ID. Morgan back, who has been extra
dited. Morgan is charged with the MUIR
der Of Fred. Il. flaming OH the morning Of
tine 9Th Of last July on Birch Creek in this
county.
Geo. Savage has completed the hearse