The Dillon tribune., 1885-01-10
In TOWN AND OUT.

0eefSteak.
The U. and N. trains are catching on to
schedule time again.
Sheep-owners report their nocks s.eming
the storm pretty we'll.
Bannack is to have an ASSAY Office and a
drug store in short time.
While Deacon Searles is sick the Butte
Miner spells whisky with an &C."
On the Sth the battle Of New Orleans
was no: celebrated in this section.
The secret society lodges are we'll at
tended, but there is dropping off in church
attendants.
Up at Butte they are holding Union
Prayer-meetings. There is 4 little hope for
that wicked town now.
There will be Episcopal service at Ar
genta, in Mrs. French's dining-roo,n, next
Tuesday evening, the 18th inst, at 7:3o
o'clock.
Professor Cannon says that there are
1s7 pupils enrolled in the four departments
of the Dillon Public School, and that the
average daily attendance is good.
Sam. Langhorne has stepped down and
out of the editorial bench of the Bozeman
Chronicle. Sam, we told you so when you
quit peddling pills for an honest living.
The Holiday No. of the Butte Int,
Msxntain contains the following chatfY bit
Of intelligence: "Dillon, place Of some
six hundred inhabitants, is county seat. y
The tightness of the times is indicated
BY the floating population pulling out OF
Dillon. These industrious people are seek
ing places where ~y is more plentiful
The mortgage market is becoming brisk.
People always geteatrcmeiy poor after the
holidays, and It becomes necessary for
many Of them to mortgage their resources
10 keep up appearances.
We notice that some pilgrim has been
writing up the newspaper men Of Montana
for the Bozeman Chronicle. The novice
whoever he may be, should learn the rudi'
mients before he makes another abort;ve at'
tempt.
In the Territory ladies who are circula.
ting petitions to the Legislature asking fo'
laws that will largely abate the gambling
evil, are meeting with good success in get
ting signatures. Gamblers themselves are
signing the petitions.
The Dillon market may he quoted as in
statu qxo There is no demand for any
thing, except money is commanding pre-
MUM. Products Of the earth are abund'
ant, but they are bringing bedrock prices
compared with former years.
On next Wednesday evening, the 14th
there will be long winded, go.as-you-
please race for gentlemen at the Pavilion,
for twenty live dollar pair Of skates. The
race will be free to all. Lots Of fun. The
men will be turned loose At half-past FIVE
and pulled of at half-past eight.
1t is proposed to urge upon the Legisla-
ture Of Montana the passage Of a law max
ing it obligatory upon all who perform
marriage ceremonies to conclude each
ceremony as follows: And now, in the
presence Of these witnesses, pronounce
YOU man and wife until death or divorce do
you part
With the past year load after load d
trout and other fish have been hauled into
the Butte market and sold to consumers
These fish were, for the most part, taken
from the Big Hole River and its tributa-
ries. It said that these fish were killed BY
giant powder and that is q method Of catch
ing fish prohibited By law.
Tomorrow, first Sunday after Epiphany,
services At ST. James Episcopal Church 1t
Il o'clock q. IN. Sunday school at 5 o'clock
D. n. Afternoon service 1t 1 o'clock.
Sub;ec, Of sermon, sI1earning . Walk" !"
Arrangements have been made that the
bell vii, be rung 5or Sunday school and fos
seryice il the afternoon y i O'Clock. 4
cordial welcome 70 ~.
A dispatch from Helena says that >.
Plat Carpenter, our new Governor. hasar.
rived among Ms hiontana subjects. His
message 70 the Legislature next week will
be looked for with great dealof anxiety.
The message Of 4 pilgrim always is inter
esting 70 Montanians. Perhaps B. Plat has
brought secondhand Mohawk message
with him. Anythiax will dot palm onion
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