The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-25

A"e DeeT Lodge fenltentlarv being full
OF prisoners, Sheriff Jones will have to
keep the prisoners sentenced to the Peni.
Tertiary in the county jail until there is
room for them in the institution over the
range.
The United States and District Courts
meet at Deer Lodge on Monday, May 4th
The L. S. Grand Juror for Beaver!ead
County is Gerhard Albers, and the U. S.
Trial jurors are-Leonard Elel, VIM. G.
Orr, and John Scolly.
Referred to the Dillon dudes: ",rhe
Helena Cinnamon have organized base
ball club, and it is said that they now chal.
lenge the Helena dude club. What's the
matter with the Dillon dudes taking up
the challenge: "-Bmtfe Miner
Recently six conductors on the Utah
and Northern branch of the Union Pacific
were "let out" That's nothing. All that
a bounced conductor has to d. is take his
grip-sack in hand, make "nnsh" or 30
into some wholesale business and be happy.
The May number of Demo,est's lfag..
zine, received at this Office, compares ia.
vorably with those that have preceded it.
The frontispiece is a very fine picture of
General Grant, one of the most perfect
likenesses ever taken Of the great soldier.
The sudden death of Phil N. Brown, of
Argenta, in his cabin, occurred few DAYS
since. Coroner Pickman held an inques.
and the jury rendered verde, that Brown
came to his death from an excessive use of
liquor. Deceased was longtime miner
at Argenta, and it is to be regretted that
his only enemy, whisky, killed him.
Tomorrow, Sunday evening, after the
regular service at St. James Episcopal
Church, Mr.. John J. Cusick and Miss
Nettie Miller will be united in the holy
bonds of rnatrimony, Rev. Mr.. Drum
mond officiating. y host Of friends of the
popular young couple will wish them a
life of unalloyed happiness. Good bye, John.
The Southern Montana Stock Growers
Association met in Dillon last Saturday
The meeting was we'll attended and num-
Der of new members were added. The
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Presidcnt-Phil H. Poindex-
ter; Vice President Jos. Shineberger;
Treasurer-Martin Barrett; S.cretary-T.
M. Selway. Executive Committee
A. Browne, w. c. Orr and Wn. Roe.
Rev. c. c. Frost, the eloquent Baptist
minister Of Butte. preached an excellent
sermon to good.sized congregation at
Grace M. E. Church on Wednesday even.
ing. After the services a business meet.
ing was held. A committee to raise sub.
scriptions for the purpose O. building a
Baptist Chapel In Dillon wa. appointed,
and committee to select site for the
chapel was also' appointed. The commit.
tees are to meet at DR.. Nobies to-day, Sat.
urday.
Under the superintendency of Col. Spear
the affairs Of the Golden Circle Group
Mining Company, At Gihbonville, Idaho,
are in bad fix, pecuniarily. The proper.
ty Of the company has been attached for
$1,000 to $4,000 in Idaho. The indebted.
ness Of the company in Dillon Is about
$4,000. Col. Spear came to Dillon, and
after falling to make any arrangement for
the payment Of the company's indebted.
ness, he took the train for California. It
is thought the property is good for the in.
debtedness.
On last Tuesday evening a number Of
the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Morse
assembled at their residence, the occasion
being the tenth anniversary Of their mar.
ried life. The company spent very pleas
ant evening. Friends, fearing too heavy
shower Of tin.ware, presented Mr.. and Mrs.
M. with an elegant solid silver butter dish.
Rev. Mr.. Norris made the presentation
speech, and in referring to the many snags
that matrimonial sailors are liable to en-.
counter, he congratulated Mr.. and Mrs.
Morse on the smooth and prosperous voy-
age they had enjoyed.
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