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

Con Bray and LATE Scott were down
from Argenta.
A. w. Witter, Of Argenta. has returned
from visit to Iowa.
Pat Dempsey, Of Bannack, put in two
appearances in town.
AL Decker was down from his Red
Rock reservation this week.
E. D. Reynolds, Of Butte, haadler Of
mining machinery, visited Dillon.
Mrs. Chas. Armstrong, Of Glendale,
spent a few days visiting Dillon friends.
Mrs. Dr.. Schmalhausen, OF Glendale,
visited Dillon friends and acquaintance.
Ed. r. Award, the popular druggist of
Glendale, passed through town this week
Miss Ida Mintzer, the accomplished teach
er of the Glendale school, has been visiting
| Dillon friends this week.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Last Saturday morning George w. Todd
was found dead in his bed at Mrs. Hanson's
lodging house. His death was SO sudden
and unexpected that Coroner Pickman
summoned jury to investigate the cause.
The jury rendered verdict that Todd
came to his death from an overdose Of NOR
phine injected in the right and left arms,
BY party to the jury unknown. The de-
ceased was liberal, whole-souled man and
had host Of friends. An enemy to him
self-a friend to every one. The funeral
took place ON Monday from Grace NJ. F..
church. Rev. Mr.. Norris. pastor Of Grace
Church, preached the funeral sermon,
which was i,npressively forcible and clo-
quent. The choir OF st. James church
rendered selections Of music appropriate to
the occasion.
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THE PAVILION TONIGHT.

The attraction announced at the Pavilion
tonight, Saturday, is the O'Rouke Il ALI
son combination skaters and specialists, of
Boston. This combination has exhibited
in number of Montana towns and their
performances have been highly praised by
the press. Fancy and trick skating in ele-
giant costumes, chair and rope jumping are
down on the programme. Allison will
skate against any Of champions OF South
ern Montana. This evenings programme
is sufficiently attractive to draw out large
crowd.
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THEJ. q. q. +. CELEBRATI0N.

The preparations being made to celebrate
the Sixty-Sixth Anniversary Of Odd Eel
lowship in America at Dillon are exten.
sive. The gentlemen composing the CON-
mittccs will perform all the duties assign
ed them promptly. and the programme as
arranged will be carried out fully. 1t will
be the largest and most imposing celebra.
ton ever made by the Odd Fellows in this
section OF Montana. The lodges Of Dillon,
Glendale, and Sheridan, will unite in cele.
brating. The day. the 10th inst, will be
celebrated by a street procession in the al
ternoon, after which appropriate ceremo'
MES will bc conducted at High School
Hail. In the evening grand ball will be
given at the hall, with excellent music II
attendance.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-11
GLENDALE GATHERINGS.

Why is sick smelter man like heavy
cane: Because he is loaded.
The newly elected trustees Of the Glen.
dale school district are-I. M. johnson, H.
Schmalhausen, K. z. Thomas. Ed. R. Al.
ward IL clerk.
Horseback riding has become the favor.
tie sport Of Glendale ladies, and almost ev.
cry afternoon from three to six Of the fair
sex can be seen vending through the
streets and over the roads In and around
Glendale.
It Is astonishing to Glendaleites, and
creditable to members Of tie band, to hear
what rapid progress they have made In
the last two months. Those who, not long
ago, were comparing the sounds made
by the players to the midnight carols Of q
certain quadruped, are now ready to moi
only listen to their strains Of music. but
invite them to play for them.
On Friday evening, the sd inst, the Hia'
wathan Society held its last meeting fo'
the season, In the NJ. E. Church. The
Glendale band was invited, and at S:3o p
m. enlivened the town by playing in from
of the church, several choice selections, II
fine style. The Literary Society has beer
decided success, and will probably begis
again about the lst Of next September.
Mr.. Dexter, Of the Hecla smelter, me
with serious accident last week. He wa
arranging some work on the anvil at tn
blacksmith shop, and gave the man assist
ing him a signal not to strike, but the man
not seeing It, struck with large hammer
MASKING his hand frightfully. DR.. Seminal
hansen amputated one finger, and fears h
will have to amputate anothers
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EASTER SERVICES.

The churches in Dillon we're we'll attend.
ed on Easter Sunday. St. James Church
was beautifully and appropriately decor.
atetl for the occasion. In the morning the
rector, Rev. Mr.. Drummond, conducted
the impressive services Of the Episcopal
Church and delivered an eloquent sermon.
The musical selections were admirably
rendered by the choir, Mrs. DR.. Pickman
playing the organ accompaniment. The
evening was devoted to the children's fes-
tival, at which the exercises consisted Of
music and the presentation Of Easter eggs
and cards to the children.
Grace NJ. E. Church was tastefully and
deliberately decorated with evergreens and
flowers. A large congregation was present
at the morning service. Rev. MI. Norris,
pastor Of the church, preached 4 character
istic sermon, particularly fitting. The Sab
bath School festival, in the evening, wa,
instructive and impressive. The musical
rcnditions by the church choir, with Mis-
A. Della Thompson n orxanist, wer'
beautifully appropriate, while the reading'
and responses were faultless In their execu
ton. The Easter services at both churche
were unusually excellent, rejecting mucl
credit on the ladies and gentlemen partici
pating.
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COLLEGE MEETING.

Last Thursday night there was pre-
liminary College meeting held at Grace
M. E. Church. A number Of the leading
and influential citizens Of Dillon and VI
cinity attended the meeting. The gentle
men present exchanged views and discuss
ed the College enterprise more fully than
the matter has been handled heretofore.
The meeting adopted new prospectus,
differing In many features from the old
prospectus which was circulated to limi-
ted extent. The prospectus, which will be
put in circulation Immediately, Is as fol-
lows:
I'VE, the undersigned, citizens of Bea-
verhead and adjacent counties Of Montana
Territory, hereby promise to pay the sums
set opposite our respective names for the
purpose Of erecting and carrying forward
College to be located at Dillon, Montana
Territory, on plat Of land to be donated
and designated for said purpose. Said
College to be under the auspices Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and to be
held and controlled BY board Of trustees
created for said purpose, = majority Of
whom shall be residents Of Dillon and vi.
entity.
"Said sums to be paid in three install
ments, viz: One.third to be paid when the
foundation Of said building shall have been
laid; one.third when the building shalt
have been Enclosed, and one.third when
the building shall have been completed.
"Further, That a certificate Of scholar
ship shall be issued to each person for eve
! ry $500 subscribed; said certificate to be-
! come void at graduation or forfeited BY
{ withdrawal or expulsion from said instisu
E tion."
t At the meeting at the church It was de-
0 cided to call College mass meeting Of all
J. citizens of Dillon and Southern Montan,
8 interested in or favorable to the educationa
e enterprise. Next Thursday evening, Apri
}. roth, is the time fixed for holding the mas
{. meeting at the Pavilion. Distinguishes
!. speakers will address the meeting. Hor
r. w. Y. Pemberton, Hon. Robt. h. Smith
d and others are expected to speak. Suita
ID BILE music vii; : provided for the evening
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Dillon dudes are getting as thick as sim |
ners in Butte.
Sidewalk improvements arc the order Of
the day in Dillon.
Will the project for building Touring
mill at Dillon material;ze;
Times are little tight, and SO arc some
OF the males Of Dillon, quite often.
Methodist sociables in Dillon are large
" attended and are enjoyable gatherings.
In the replevin case before Judge Mead
the case was decided in favor Of the plain
tiff:
The district court for Madison county
viii, open In Virginia City two weeks from
next Monday.
A baby show will be coming of soon.
Read what may he found under the head
ing Of "born."
The TRIBUNE editorial den was bright.
ened on several occasions during the past
week by the presence Of lady callers.
Mrs. East,nan's restaurant has been re-
modelled inside and the variety store adj
Joining has been enlarged and greatly in''
proved.
Law Wells obtained the contract OF haul
ing five hundred tons Of iron ore from the
Birch Creek iron mines to the Glendale
smclter.
DR.. Clutter was called to Bannack to set
the shoulder OF Joe Jaggers. In fall down
a flight of stairs Jaggers dislocated his 'et'
shoulder in two places.
The Re,4e,v office, at Anaconda, has been
attached for debt. L. 8. Leonard has been
placed in charge Of the office, and is alone
3 authorized to run the Rez1e7".
\ 1t is expected that the charter OF Dillon
will be published shortly so that our Cit
zens may have the chance OF becoming
familia, with its provisions.
The prospec,ors are beginning to get out
NJ tneir winter quarters and take to th@
hills The Birch Creek section is rece'v
;,,, tbe attention of pro>pcctors at present
uilhou,e Raymond proprietor ot bel
,,,,, Park, Madison County, has some
fine trottcrs. lie expects fine perform
ance this ycu from his thoroughbred 'ro'
. ting .eldiny "Doncaster.
" The Bozeman grand Jury the past wee'
indicted Sam Trice, Jas. G. Ross ana W"
Fox for living in adultery. The bearerhea'
.,,a ;,rx will meet shortly. The lur.
should do its duty in this vicinity.
Postal route No. goals, from Me'rose i
Norwood has been ordered to be ""oe
# temporary contract for one trip week
The contract was awarded to f. s. Fan
=. child Of N1elrosc, at SOS per ann""'.
vel rh. ..ancient capital Of Montana is LOOT"
ing ~ conspicuously. The Ban"ack cam
has a golden history in the past ana q II
ne turr that is growing brighter ON the sun
set OF each day.
,,| 4 number Of As fine lookin" specimen
'ur Of In. Montana cowboy Is ever %,'"c''eu
: buckiu. bronco or il''s" !. rope were
IN town last Sunday. They i:tt Dwn betol
pm w.. church bell chimrd for :'"''"1' cve'
in. exercises.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-11
COAL

Coa,szness Of Coal wilt please take notice UNA.
am still the duly and only au:hosised sgen' Q. VIC
sUaioa Pacific Coal Company" for the sac Oh '"s"
ooai 1t this point. will soon have IN III" supply
4 all kiads, which will be sold ut the very 'o"eS'
o,sh mice. Respectfully,
DAVID LAMONT.
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FOR SALE.

Town property, consisting Of three lots IN D''on
with Eve houses thereon, and accommodation 'o'
eight families; also barn for six horses ana M,
IA, and other outbuildings. This Is rss'e'as'
property to rent Will sell for cash or STOCK II"
ouire Of E. CorYIN, Dillon, Mont.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-11
r.AuD1DRX.

.,.ooary for general washing and ironing mas
A ..s an Idaho street, north Of Helena street.
S S'se ~ MRS j. $. cozAD All work viii be
D s... In every particular. Prices reasonable
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-11

flats and bonnets for the masses. and in tne 'a'es
80 49, ;,.t arrived at Mas. M. A. DiNGLEfs.
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SHERIDAN AND TWIN BRIDGES
DmHJTI0TRx.

Charles q. Noble, Of Dillon, will I've at Shcr
idan Hotel on April 18th, and remain u few DAYS
prepared to attend to all patients who may need M
services, Will also he ut Virginia City about Ma,
and at the Madison House.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-11
STALLION FOR SALE.

s..u;on MOHAWK HEADLIGHT
LONE. W 1cr nedieree and price apply at the
fcs SALE =" las. r. MURRAY.
rsnehof
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OATS WANTED.

For which will pay the highest CASH Price
Call and see me. Office with Dillon Nationa! na"A
". II. SMEAD.
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FOR SALE.

On. Bull sas,.re. s,Se; .ss
jersey n s...s R.nch. on the Blk Hole River.
Darling SsoeA '"' ZOE A. BROWNE.
April 9Th, 1884,
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~ ch.,,es G. Noble has returned from Glen
..s S lii remain at Dillon until April '7ts'
..,.a to attend to all patients who need his ser
vices.
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rrr.ARoED PICTURES.

All lovers Of 6ne art In porsr.Sre w s 1s Mr
9TH he work being supplied IN s",s Is mos,
C. Mather. whose reputation 10. .ssab,ished
esesllsa. pictures Is noe0'k""
.t~,.ghout the Territory.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-11

l~ y. Mrs m. A, DIxoLEvs. just arrived.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-11
MILLER BU6GIES.

A car load soon to arrive al SEnREE. FERRIS 4
WHlrE Co.'s.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-11

Get your Seed Grain clean by using the Racin
Tanning Mill. J. f. MORSE, Agent.
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TGDU 1AIlD.

| One Piano and Haslor Set. Inquire of Mrs. J. c
Metlin, At the Corimae Hotel, Dillon, Mont.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-11

The Chicago Screw Pulvcrizc and seeder "''
pillow, sow and harrow all at Can put IN won
eight to ten acres per day. :ni I'd. it mp brown
lie, MORSE, Agent.
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The Acme Harrow. best implement in tn. snrld
to get fall blowing into shape or to loosen up Vo"
meadow. I. Z. MORSE, Agent.
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Tho old reli&sle Champion Force fee't
Seed Dzin is what every ranchman should nave
10 put grain where it is sure ~ gov.
]. E. MORSE, Agent.
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ToE sale.

s..a Wheat and Oats and Raied Hay.
'eeS " w. II. SMIAD.
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For 1ent.

A nice room to rent, furnished or unturnishet
Inquire Of G. II. Savage.
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NEW GOODS.

Children's Fur and Sealskin Caps, good as
sortment; new Millinery Goods. and Christmas
Goods of all kinds will be found ut Mrs. l.. r.
HANsoN's.
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Ladies', call at Mrs. Dingleys and see the new and
latest styles in millinery Another invoice Of fash
ionable goods received again this week.
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NOTCH,

All who have unsettled accounts with Seiway
Bros, (assigne)will please cali and settle the same
at once. All accounts not settled Nv April 18th,
will I've left with an attorney for collection.
SELWAr Bros, Assiguces.
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CASH
Paid for Hides and Pel,.,
SEBREE, rxRRls e. WHITE Co.


d. Chas. G. Noble has received :. Surgeons
case amt Is now prepared to extract teeth without
paip by the use Of Nitrous Oxide Gas.
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oh. Ail1at @iiba'.e.
,..s,D ry,.r SATURDAY "'@'"''
:, ppuNDAGE, PUBLISHER.
DILLON PosroFT1cE'

- from Butte. Deer Lodge aud po'a sss
The ma .u.. d.;,v ut S:ss p. a. The fna'' 'oF
re above po son Salt Lake. Ogden and all points
The mall no idaho arrives daily At 7:io o.
sos.h. and na1 e mail for the above places closes
os.os" City and vsini. City mai. arrives
The J'n ";e,ock >. m. daily. and departs q" 7'''
s'e,ost a. N. daily. ,,a A,,e,.a arrive. at 80
The mai . =" wednesdays and Fridavs' ano
s:s ., - ..7;,o :. m. on Tuesday, '"''' ~''
SATURDAYS. s,,ra.v. from =. m. until IL m
O@ee ~! nos S.vs. during usual business hours.
On al osns. craer Of rsRistr, business done aise'
O'Clock, p M JOHN T. Y0E, r. n.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.

lIrs. L. +. Hanson has just rccciveAa full
line of spring millinery Of the latest styles.
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FOR 0AIsRu

Dwelling 'ousc, barn and two lots. adjoining H.
r.ekman's. Inquire on the premises, OF Z. L.
Thomsen,
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Thomson 4 Blivcn have just received carload OF
Coenmeal, Buckwheat Flour, Graham Flour rye
Flour, Oatmeal and Cracked Wheat. which they
offer at low prices.
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Ahs.vy span Of Work Mules, or will exe"a"s'
fsr rood span OF driving horses.
~" IL. LYON,
Assignee John w. Lowell Company.
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F1aoto4xopla0.

Citizens Of Dillon aad vicinity please notice Mes
bit the Photo man, has returned and Is again read,
for business in the gallery opposite the depot.
l. H. NESBI1.r.
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= = ALL

$3.50 Per Ten. Carloads, o. Per Ton.
Sebree, Ferris q White Co.
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HALLIDAY Z CO., handle imported and
domestic: cigars.
Go to Halliday 4 Co.. for fine California |
wines.
~~~>~~~~~>>~~..
HALLIDAY 4 CO., sell Basss ale.
~-~-~~~-~~>~~~~~~~~~~>
HALLIDAY 4 CO., keep fine old WHISTLES.
-~>~>~~~~~>~-~~>~~~--.
Don't forget Halliday 4 Co., when YOU want
beer.
31oTI0D.
All who have unsettled accounts with Selway
Bros assgne.s) will please cali and settle the same
at once. All accounts not settled Nv April 18th,
will I've left with an attorney for collection.
SELWAr BROS. Assignces.
~~--~~~~~~-s~~~~~-~~->~~
. = - I'll
$3.50 Per Ten. Carloads. q Per Ton.
sebree, Ferris 4 white Co.
-~>~~~~~~~-~>~~~>~~~~>~.
TCsHl 1ALD.
One Piano and lcarlor Set. Inquire Of Mrs. J. C.
Metlin. At the Cosinue Hotel, Dillon, Mont.
~>~~>-~.>-~~-~~~->~~~
Fhoto4T0191a0.
Citizens Of Dillon aad vicinity please notice Mes.
the Photo man, has returned and Is again ready
for business in the gallery opposite the depot.
jill. NESBrT'r.
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
Mrs. L. r. Hanson has just rccciveAa full
line of spring millinery Of the latest styles.
>~---~-~-~~->~~>~>~--~@-
Ladies', call at Mrs. Dingley's and see the new ane
latest styles in millinery Another Invoice Of fash
ionahle goods received again this week.
|
| LIME FOR SALE.
]. j. CUSICK h CO.
Inquire at Office Of SEBREE, FERRIS
WHITE Co.
/
i MILLER BU6GIES.
} A car load soon to arrive al SEHREE- FERRIS !
WH1rx Co.'s.
| ~--~>~~>~.>-~>>>.>-,,>~->~~>>-~~>
SHERIDAN AND TWIN BRIDGES
DM1JTI0TRx.
Charles q. Noble, Of Dillon, will I've at She
| idan Hotel on April 18th, and remain few dav
n%<o,,i kr, who need Ii
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LIME FOR SALE.
j. ]. CUSICK i CO.

Inquire at Office Of SEBREE, FERRIS :
WHITE Co.
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HOUSE TO LET.
aquire Of E. COFFIN, at Postofice.


lnquire Of E. COFFIN, at Postotice.
.~,~,,>->~
rhom.en 4 R;v.n have inst received carload Of
cornn,eal. Ruckwheat Flour. Graham Flour, Rye
FIour O.tr..i and crackpd Wheat, which they
o3.- -. ~ go. 49,"
NEW GOODS.
cao 49,. ~ ~ ~" ':,, T. c.,,nI ~ Nws l.. F.
H.,so.',. -" ""'"' "''' ~ ''
n"NsoSs'
.,.,
e.a n.se room 20 rent '"t"s"e" (" ""'"''
inquire OF 6. II. Savage.
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II vou want room OF more 6xed up nicely, co''
''' HOLCOMB & FREW.

Nvou want your outside door nicely E,a,neo 81"
HOLCOMB h FREW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-13
AleyaulIria Oazettf.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 13.

THE HISTORY OF rosa very curl
Gus story is told as to the discovery OF the
variety of rose known as the White FRO
vince, La Blanche or Unique. Mr.. Dan'el
Grimond, of Little Chelsea, nurseryman'
was on business in the county Of Norfolk llo
wears ago; when riding leisurely along the
road he perceived rose of great whlteness
in mill. He alighted, and on close lnspec-
tion discovered it to be Province rose:
He sought an interview with the inmate OF
the mill, an elderly woman, and begged
flower, which was given to him. me o,u
lady must no doubt, have been considerably
surprised in being in turn presented WIZ
Guinea. SIN cutting off the flower 20
runs the tale, s'Mr. Grimond cut three BUGS,
and on arriving at the nearest inn he PACK
ed I'm the flower and sent it directly TO Chei-
sea addressed to his foreman. Two OF Inc
hnds grew, and the following autumn the
florist went down to Norfolk again ana
bouoht the whole stock for five guneas.
The foreman was then allowed to propagate
it. and for doing so was paid 5 S. plant for
three wears. At the expiration OF that time
the plants were sold out at guinea apiece,
the foreman's share of the profits amount.
ing to $500. Not the least pleasant part OF
this pleasant little romance OF the rose is
the fact that the old lady who had been me
unconscious discoverer of grand secret IN
horticulture was gratiiied by receiving out
of the proceeds of the undertaking hand
some present consisting Of u silver tankaru
and other plat" of The value o. s6o.-ho"0
and Water