The Dillon tribune., 1885-02-07

inc Seal Skin Cap, $50 cash. Address EDWARD
WATSON, Bannack, Montana.
In TOWN AND OUT.
w. S. Barbour has been appointed No
tary Public.
It is a capital time to agitate the incorpo-
ration of Dillon.
Narrow-gauge sidewalks are trifle bet
ter than no sidewalks.
Matters are getting lively in Dillon, and
it is expected the devil will pop directly.
None but the rich can flop their lips over
fried hen fruit at the present price Of eggs.
Of the seventy five babies in this section
of Montana there is only one homely one.
For a copy Of Cops Mining Code or
Settlers Guide call at the TRIBUNE Office.
The auction sale Of Selway Brothers
will commence next Saturday, February
18th.
Morse's new sidewalk in front Of his
furniture store is a model pattern for 9TH
ers to follow.
Hon. Jay Wells favors US with copies of
the bills introduced in the Legislature.
Thanks.
]. c. Metlen, assignee, will sell lot Of
real and personal property on next Tues
day, Feb. 10th.
The TRIBUNE job department is thor
oughly prepared to turn out the finest styles
Of job printing.
A pistol play took place in Glendale the
other day, in which gentleman from Italy
received slight wound.
Rev. F. G. Boylan will occupy the pull
pit of Grace M. E. Church. tomorrow,
Sunday, morning and evening.
There was tolerably full attendance at
the teachers examination on Saturday.
The attendance was tolerably full, not the
teachers.
Ed. Brush, aged about eighteen years,
was brought down from Moose Creek on
Thursday to the Corinne Hotel, where he
died from diphtheria.
Services at st. James Episcopal Church
tomorrow, Sunday, morning at II o'clock
and afternoon at 4 o'clock. Services on
Ash Wednesday, the 18th inst, at II a. m.
Our Representative, Hon. Jay Wells, is
bound to give the young ones fair show:
He has introduced bill in the House to
supply the public schools Of Montana with
Webster's dictionary.
A married man residing on one of the
back streets says there will be chen con-
vention" held in town shortly. AS we have
no desire to see the man jerked bald.head.
ed no names are mentioned.
In Justice Roses court, at Spring Hill,
James Walker had preliminary examina-
ton on the charge of horse stealing. Smith
& Melton appeared for the defendant and
he was discharged by the justice.
There is opposition to the repeal Of the
law compelling commercial travellers or
drutnmers to pay license. If the mer-
chants and business men of Montana are
to pay license it would certainly
be wrong to let outsiders trade in the Ter
ritory free.
In the Probate Court, before Judge
Mead, James Kirkpatrick swore to COM
plant, charging ]. R. Holden with larceny.
The preliminary examination is set for
next Wednesday. Mr.. Holden readily gave
the required amount Of bail, $1,000, for
his appearance. This case has created an
unusual amount of comment in Dillon, and
the result of the preliminary examination
is awaited.
Information has been received that Jas.
Kirkpatrick has been removed as Postmas-
ter at Dillon, and that John Yoe has been
appointed in his place. There has been no
change at the Postoffice yet. 1t is but a
short time until there will be grand
change of postmasters throughout the en-
tire country. There is said to be an army
Of dandy Democrats watching and waiting
for paying postoffices, and every one Of
these Democrats knows how to run post
office to perfection.
Dillon has not had show for long
lime, but we are to have good one at the
Pavilion on Monday evening. Feb. 10th,
vhcn the Dan Morris Sullivan Combina-
ion Company will appear. In referring to
his comedy company the Denver 7,1-
s.e- Republicans says: "Another large aud
euce greeted the Dan Morris Sullivan