The Dillon tribune., 1885-05-23

"e"t''eF mas prevailed In TINS section Ot
Montana.
1t is stingv economy to use Cancelled
postage stamps for napkins at two-horse
hash houses.
lhos. Deyarmon, ex.publisher of the
dlad;soniau, wants the superintendent oil
the National Park.
a telephone from Bannack through the
Blue Wing District to Dillon, is being ia.
vorably considered.
Six prisoners flop their lips daily over
the robust grub provided by Sheriff Tom
Jones at the County Pen.
II. Gushing, Sr, is building house on
the west side of the railroad track and
south of the oil warehouse.
Trout fishing is an attractive and profit.
able pasti,ne for those who know how to
catch the speck!ed beauties.
Bishop Brewer will othciate at St. lanes
Episcopal Church on the 14th Of June
the second Sunday in the month.
Two bridges are needed on the Grass
hopper and work on the road between the
Bald Mountain district and Bannack.
There has not been an echo to the suu
gestion in relation to having grand
Fourth Of July celebration at Dillon.
Henry Burteind has purchased from
Rev. n. ID. Drunmond, the desireable
residence property on Washington street.
The saw-mi'l in Axes Canyon was start
ed up on Tuesday. will, John Nesbtt as
sawyer. The mill has been idle for several
months.
1t is noticeable, round the city, that
since the adoption of the CITY charter a
more general cleaning up Of alleys and
back yards is going on.
| An alarm of fire, caused by the burning
out of chimney at the Jail, created quite
an excitement for time, at halipast ten
o'clock on Saturday night.
Road Supervisor Mclaughlin is doing
good and substantial work on the road be-
tween Dillon and Argenta, near the cross
ing of the Beaverhead river.
DR. ]. S. Meade, at Bannack, has COM
plete assaying outfit, and is prepared to
make assays on the shortest notice. He
also keeps first class drug store.
AS near as can be ascertained, by an ex.
pert there is bakers dozen candidates
for City Marshal. Out of the lot the voters
of Dillon can pay their "monish" and take
their choice.
A. Fl. Foster, Of Glendale while riding
on Horse Prairie last week, had horse
stumble and fall. The horse rolled over A.
| H. and he received severe injuries. 1t is
difficult to wipe out Glendale Christian,
and SO Foster is still on deck.
Tomorrow, Whitsunday commonly
called Pentecost-service and Holy Com
munion will be held at ST. James Episco.
pal church at II o'clock a. m. Service and
sermon at o'clock p m. Service next
Sunday, which is Trinity Sunday, at the
same hours.
The Agricultural, Mineral and Mectan.
ical Association, located at Helena, is the
checklist institution in these Rocky Noun
tains. The Association is out with pro-
gra,nme for the fall races at Helena, and
expects the press Of Montana to give the
same gratuitous mention. We are worn
out with this free advertising racket, and
consequently, we skip.
Posters are hung up in the fluid resorts
Of Dillon announcing that Haman and
Mu.phey, the middle.weight champions Of
Idaho and Montana will fight prize fight
to the finish, at Eagle Rock, Idaho, on May
31st-Sunday. A special train is to be run
from Butte on the occasion to carry people
who do not own certificates of church
membership, to the scene Of action.
Secretary Tooker favors the tribune
with copy Of the Laws, Resolutions and
Memorials Of the Territory of Montana,
passed at the fourteenth regular session OF
the Legislative Assembly--.o which is
prefixed sections OF the Revised Statutes Of
| the United States and subsequent acts of
Congress relating to Government land in
the Territory OF Montana.
BISHOP BREWERS APPOINTMENTS