The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-11

District Court meets next Monday, the
18TH. There are sixty-onc cases on the
court calendar.
A carload Of cribs for babies arrived the
other day. Lots Of new babies are also
arriving in these parts.
We received the Information that Bry.
ant, keeper Of the hotel at Dewey's Flat,
was shot in the breast BY Jack Hazleton,
alias "Sailor Jack" No further particu.
lars were given.
Mills, Of the Deer Lodge New North.
West, has secured copyright Of puff on
the bells and bellies Of the Valley Village.
It is neat and nice and the author is emit.
tied to the exclusive product Of his pen.
1t is about time to commence again the
agitation OF forming Southern Montana
Fair Association. Annually it has been
suggested that grounds be secured and
race track laid out. 1t is time to set the
ball in motion for 1885.
Chas. d. Kinsley, the blind lecturer has
been spending several days in Dillon, and
on last Monday evening delivered his lee
ture-"'Time and Opportunity" at the
Episcopal Church. Mr.. Kinsley will lee.
ture in other towns in Montana.
Col. Dan Scarles has severed his con-
nection with the Butte Miner. The Dea.
con retires from the editorial corps after
several years usefully spent in welding a
vigorous pen leaving many friends who
will regret his editorial exit.
The card Of e. A. Hoyt, assayer, at Glen.
dale will be found in another column Of to.
days TRIBUNE. Mr.. Hoyt Is an assayer
Of experience, having been with the Omaha
Smeltcr and Refining Co. for two years
and with the Hccla Con. Mining Co. 70,
three years.
The TRIBUNE: can not refrain from agair
calling the attention Of the citizens of Dill
lon to the unhealthful condition Of some o
the streets and alleys of the town. Thu
filth lying around streets and yards Is dis
graceful in unsightliness and most danger
Gus in its effect.
Judge Browns bonanza, in the BLU
is Wing District, the New Departure min<
y presents a splendid appearance. Plenty O
uniform high-gradc ore is in sight, await
ing extraction, and developments are onl
awaited to uncover more large bodies q
J. ore in the mine.
The annual school election for the Dbl
- lon School District was held at the Hig
School House last Saturday. Lou {. Fyt
8 rie was reelected trustee and David Ii
mont, clerk. Both gentlemen have bee
'e heretofore filling the positions to whic
they were elected.
G. u. Cussick T. Co. have started ne
s. enterprise in this section. They are bur,
ID ing lime at the rocky point near the raj
n. road bridge, below town. Five hundre
bushels, as an experiment, were burns
ty with coal and the lime is now ready for u
IN in this market.
The Boxe.nan Comvier is responsible &
NJ the following lie: "Marsh, the pilot
a. grapher, has been taking baby pictures
true to life that one Of them actually IN
't' serializcd' into real, live baby. He thin
asst seriously Of advertising now for sever
fresh milk cows"
re- The Billings R~sklcr wishes - smoo
ID and pleasant voyage across the sea Of 1T
M to newly married couple who left tn
town on honey moon trip in an old dea
al' Ak wagon! The sarcasm is exquisite
he fine and is fully equal to Wicked Ia
a'c Bakers best ones.
The prospect for regular boom
''' building affairs in Dillon and other city Il
"" provemcnts is now probable. A 81
IS" through Dillon developed the fact tt
many Of our progressive citizens are i
zen proving their residences and the groun
zen and gardens around their homes.
'"c A Southern Montana girl was asked
her indulgent pa which she would pre-
ION for present-a pair OF roller skates or
iti- "Youth's Companion" The girl
ing umphantly replied she would take
skates us she was smart enough to COB
nut onto companion at the rink.
the Capt. ]. II. Rodgers, formerly of Virgil
NV CITY and widely. known throughout Sou
snt' crn Montana, died of apoplexy at Misso
Bel. last week. The deceased served two ter
me as Territorial Auditor Of Montana.
rm. was good citizen and a host Of friends
rot. extending sympathy TO his hreaved ia
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