The Dillon tribune., 1885-12-26

in advance Of the usual hour of publica.
ton. That will account for any lack of
mention being made of Christmas happen.
ings.
The "Denver dandie," are making rat
thing, modern newspaper out OF the Butte
Miner Colorado "goat-feets" are catching
onto Montana matters like old hands at
the bellows.
A correspondent asks: "Where will
Beaverhead County or the people be win.
ner under the new salary law" The
question is respectfully referred to the
county officers OF Beaverhead County.
Stick it in your hat and remember it that
you can not get any work done at the Court
House on jaw-bone any more. CASH in
advance is the racket now for all fees. The
salary law will work like a charm-over
the left. a*
We are pleased to learn that Tom Ba.
ker, who mashes the music of the Matli- !
Sonian together, has downed a severe at.
tack Of the rheumatism. 1t is hard to kill |
one who signs himself reverentlv, yours,
in the gospel"
| The foundation Of. the. First Baptist
Church Of Dillon is laid in workmanlike
and substantial shape. Work on the edi.
flee will be resumed at as early day next
spring as the weather will permit, when it
will be rapidly erected.
One Of the bachelors Of Dillon received
a doll baby for Christn1assitt.. The poqs
inanimate little thing was ,n6t dressed and'
fixed up, or provided with . bottle Of milk,
and so it died from the wan. Of proper care
and nutritious nourishment.
On Tuesday Of next week Rev. W. A.
Shannon will leave FOR Black foot, Idaho
where he is to assist Rev: Mr.. Morris in
revival meetings. Rev. Wilder Nutting,
OF Missoula, will fill the pulpit OF Grace
Church on Sabbath, January Sd.
Winter is upon us. but cattle and sheep
on the ranges throughout Southern Mon.
tana were never in better shape 10 encoun-
ter its chilling blasts. Wool growers in
this section are better prepared than ever
before to shelter their flocks, and the focks
are rolling fat.
! The elaborate spread Of useful and or.
h namcntal holiday gifts at the stores in Dill.
Ion is unexcelled in variety and desi ign. Re.
member that the idol Of every little girls
dream is the beautiful wax doll which
stands so imposing in the midst IF the
:. choice collection Of beautiful presents.
The TRIBUNE, as in duty, bound, AGAR
asks the question: "What protection has
Dillon against fire." Without fire en-
CINE, without hook and ladder company
- without an organized bucket brigade, with
ID out cisterns, and destitute Of all means TO
N putting out a fire, Dillon Is entirely I'M
$. protected. 4
Many stockmen in Southern Montan;
are still unrepresented in Tho TRIBUNE
During the winter stock Of all kinds viii
!. wander long distances from home. Plan
IN your stock card in the columns of tn
(TRIBUNE, so that the honest, industriou
and religious cowboy can protect your in
terests, and at the same time save .yo
many times the cos, OF small advertise
I'd ment.. d;
r. It is limited that there will be petitio
presented to the City Council praying th'
an ordinance be passed removing "Mothe
Hubbard" trocks outside the fire limits {
the city Several male citizens have bee
nearly frightened to death by these on
landish.iooking garments, and 1t appears
be the plain and bounden duty Of the Cit
&c Council to pass an ordinance that will pr
tect innocent and inotfensive men from b
ar ing scared to death.
Drmoyest's Maguzi~c, for January, $50
SC is unusually brigh, and entertaining. J
liam Hawthornes story is completed. AZ
e. a serial entitled "rhat Other Person.
Mrs. Alfred Hart, is commenced. OH
=, good articles are Victor Hugo "Tl
nj CITY of Skulls" and an Orange Grove
"a plea for the Jg.>aw and Jack-k"'i
will claim the attention ot those who q
y" sire to beautifv their homes inexpens've|
~ The tirpart,nents devoted to fashion, a
and household decorations are very tn
and the pictorial illustrations are rxcelle'