The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-02-21

James Episcopal Church since last Wed
nesday-Ash- "Wednesday. The services
will continue during tie Lenten season.
Messrs. Poindexter & Orr will appear in
an attractive advertisement in next weeks
issue, offering large number Of thorough
bred Norman Percheron stations for sale.
Dillon enjoys the reputation Of being a
temperance town, but the monuments of
intemperance to be found on the streets at
midnight damages the reputation consider
ably.
The reports of mining operations in tie
Blue Wing District continue to be of the
most encouraging character. In the Bis
marck mine three.foot vein Of 900 ounce
ore is being worked.
The M. E. Quarterly Meeting held at
Grace Church on last Sabbath was largely
attended and interesting. Presiding Elder
Riggin of6ciated, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Norris, pastor Of Grace Church.
There has been only one manifestation
Of religion at the Pavilion since its open
ing. The other evening she fell, bumped
her head on the maple floor, and sang out:
"Cover my defenseless cranium"
The heighting business Of the Utah and
Northern Railway at the present time is
enormous. The heavy freight trains pass
ing through Dillon daily indicates that the
road IL doing very large business in car
rying freight.
The Sullivan Comedy Combination
Company scored fair house At the Dillon
Pavilion last Monday evening. The ex-
hibition was fair to middling-simila to
exhibitions given heretofore In Dillon of a
like character.
Next week Hatfield, the harness and
saddle manufacturer, will have new say
in the TRIBUNE, which will show that in
point of style, excellent material and skill
full workmanship he stands at the top of
the heap in his line Of business.
Tomorrow, Sunday, is the birthday Of
the Father of His Country. 1t would be
well for the people in their religious devo-
tons to thank God for the great blessings
of liberty handed down to them by the
immortal patriot, George Washington.
The meanest man yet known on His
footstoo] is the one who subscribes for a
paper, and after becoming several years in
arrears, coolly informs the publisher that
he never ordered it. That mans cheek
would cause Government mule to blush.
On last Sunday Dillon came very near
having first-class conaagration. The hay
stored away in the Lowell Company build
ing was discovered to be on fire, but it was
promptly extinguished. The origin Of the
fire is supposed to have been from the
sparks from U: and N. Locomotive.
The change in time of the Utah and
Northern Railway will be. aoticed BY ref.
erence to the time table published in an
other column. The passenger train now
arrives from Butte and the north at o:4o
p. m. daily. The train from Ogden and the
south now arrives al Gas a. m. daily.
At Butte John H. Osborne, the "cannon-
ball man." went to the other shore, via the
morphine line. He left a note telling the
old, old story, as follows: my Little
Darling: You will not be troubled with
me any more. Another is better friend
than I. You are tired of me, that know.
So good bye, my wife, and the only one l
ever loved
The married and single women-espe-
cially the married ones-ought to present
the Deer Lodge Doctor with gold medal.
DR.. Mitchell has been member of the
Montana Legislature for years and years.
At each session the Doctor introduces
bill to punish wife beating The Doctors
law should pass, and the women of Mon
tana should give him solid vote of thanks
for his persistent efforts in their behalf:
The following is list Of the honorary
members Of the Press Association of Mon
tana: A. B. Kiser, Thomas Deyarmon,
Hon. H. R. Buck, Hon. w. H. Hunt, c. L.
Spencer, w. Y. Pemberron, Rev. ]. J. Gar
win. A. C. Botkin, E. w. Carpenter, Hon.
Martin Maginnis, Hon. Van H. Fisk, J. c.
Kerley, Hon. S. w. Langhorne, Hon. H.
N. Blake, E. S. Wilkinson, w. F. Sanders,
Robert S. Kelly:
Butte utterly discounts all other towns
in Montana on the miscegenation or ANAL
gamation racket. The Miner says: "a
Chinese woman and an African were mar
ried in Butte four months ago, and at the
present writing the baby is four months