The Dillon tribune., 1885-06-20

tions provided by Sheriff Tom Jones.
We will give photo of a roller rink
tlend and a box of soiled collars for the |
man who started the canard that it never
rained in Montana.
The Utah and Northern Railway Com.
pany will give special rates for the Fourth |
OF July at Dillon and for the M. E. Con-
ference Mission on the 9th Of July.
The attractive advertisement of Eliel's |
New York store will be found in to-iav's
TRIBUNE. a large assortment Of summer
goods is offered at reduced prices.
The season for strawberry and cream fes-
tivals is ripe. Festival entertainments
were invented by ladies to capture the al.
mighty dollar for church and charity pur-
poses.
We are Of opinion that Sands & Bovce's
| extensive establishment in Butte transacts
a larger business with the people Of South
ern Montana than any other house in
Butte City.
Charles G. Noble, dentist, will remain
at Dillon until July 18th, when he expects
to visit Salmon City, and points in Idaho.
All who may need his services wi!l remem-
Der this paragraph.
The July number OF DeMoyrst's Monthly
Mnga:iue received at this Office is unusu.
ally bright and entertaining. The various
departments are, as usual, replete with in
structive information.
The City Council has been busilv en-
gagged in enacting ordinances for the good
government Of Dillon. The Council has
worked diligently and harmoniously, and
its labors will be appreciated by the citizens
OF Dillon.
In Judge Mead's court John Mitchell
and Fred Ryan, brace Of professional
tramps, were sent to the county pen for
ninety days for attempting to break into a
freight car of the Utah and Northern Co.
The race which was announced to come
off between N. A. Stiles and Jas. O'Neil's
, horses to-day, Saturday, for 500, has been
postponed until tomorrow, Sunday. The
, race will be run on Sim Estes race track.
A Southern Montana cowboy recently
, visited a house Of worship where holy COM
munion service was being held. While
the service was going on the cowboy said
as he arose to leave: 81 don't want any
! ! refreshments, so III git"
The Montana Mission of the NJ. +. Church met
at Dillon last Frday.-EMftc Zute, Mountain.
The above news item is correct, after
the following correction is made The
Montana Mission of the NJ. f. Church DID
not meet at Dillon last Friday.
The following are some of Bishop Brew.
er's appointments in Madison County: Al
: Virginia City, Sunday, Aug. 2; "a Twiu
i Bridges, Sunday morning, Aug. 81 and al
Sheridan, Sunday evening, Aug. 9 and al
Madison Valley, Sunday, Aug. 10th.
The Mission Camp Meeting of the NJ
E. Church will be held at Pipestone Pass
, Halfway House, commencing on July
I'd, and lasting over the following Sunday
Hotel and pasture convenient. All are
cordially invited to attend the meeting.
Last Sunday President Charles Francis
Adams, jr, Of the Union Pacific Railway
,, and S. R. Galloway, the Second Vice
: President and General Manager of the
road, passed through Dillon by specia
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Anderson, Of Cali
fornia, have both delivered lectures in the
Pavilion. On Thursday evening Mr.. An
derson, spoke on 1.-THE Ups and Downs o.
Life" and on Friday evening Mrs. An
derson delivered her celebrated lecture or
"Sharp Teeth" The audiences were well
pleased. They will next visit Glendale.
On last Wednesday Commissioners Low
ell and Brown went up to Melrose to ex.
anime the condition Of the bridge crossing
the Big Hole river at that place. Owing
to delayed telegram the Beaverhead
Commissioners failed to meet the Com.
missioners of Silver Bow county. We un'
derstaud that work will be done on the
bridge so as to protect the present struc'
, ture while the putting in Of substantial
bridge by the two counties is considered.
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