The Dillon tribune., 1885-01-17
In TOWN AND OUT.

Dillon meat markets are we'll supplied
with choice cuts.
Hereafter Episcopal service will be held
in Argenta once month.
Look out for something new at the Pa
vilion one week from tonight.
The innocent do not fear the law while
the guilty tremble in their boots.
The statement of Dillon National Bank
will be found in another column.
The divorce season is coming. A cheap
divorce only costs SIS in Montana.
Tie thermometer registered thirty two
degrees below zero on Wednesday.
An examination Of the teachers of Bea-
verhead County will be held Jan. 27th.
Read the double.column announcement
of the clearance sale at the New York
store in to-day's TRIBUNE.
Smith & Melton are now selling civil and
criminal law out of neat new book case
recently erected in their law shop.
Our reporter has been furnished with an
item that will probably ripen in an exam
ination before committing magistrate in
short time.
How would it do to call meeting dur
ing this cold weather and agitate the cele-
bration of the Fourth Of July or some 9TH
er hot day?
In commencing its fifth year the TR1-
BUNE acknowledges many Aattering no.
ticcs from Territorial exchanges, which are
fully appreciated. . .... ...
Morse has removed his furniture stock
into his new storeroom on Montana street.
In the new quarters the display of furni-
ture Is quite attractive.
The TRIBuHE oficeis now well supplied
with blank warranty deeds, blank mort
cages and chattle mortgages, gotten up in
the latest and most approved form.
Helen,. Herald: "The Dillon TRIBUNE
enters upon the fifth year Of its publica-
ton prosperous and contented. It is q
BRIGHT newsy journal, and under its pres
ent able management can't help but sue
ceed."
John X. Gailbrath, the Utah and North
ern fireman who was injured in the smash
up at Feeley's, died at the Sisters Hospital
in Butte. The deceased was member OF
the Fireman's Brotherhood, A. o. U. w.,
and the knights Of Labor.
The tax levy Of Beaverhead County for
18Ss is twelve and one-half mills on the
dollar. It is divided as follows: Terrific
rial tax, one mill; county tax, six mills
poor tax, one mill; school tax, three and
one.half mills; road tax, one mill.
The Mardi Gras Carnival at the Dillon
Pavilion promises to be a grand affair.
"The Krewe of Proteus" and "Knights OF
Momus" are expected to take part. The
programme will be announced in ample
time for getting up the fantastic costumes.
The First National Bank of Dillon al
ways publishes healthy reports ofits finan-
cial condition. During the year 1854 the
First National did an exchange business Of
upwards of $2.ooo.ooo. Its average de-
posit account for the year was about
100000.
Question: Would it not be nice thing
for the Legislative Assembly to pass law
making the appointment Of the Terrific
rial Auditor, Treasurer and Superinten.
dent Of Public Instruction from among
the residents Of Montana Territory instead
of the Territory of Helena?
The publishers of Helena have united
in issuing call for the meeting Of the
newspaper people Of Montana At Helena On
the 10th Of February for the purpose Of or
eaaizing Territorial Press Association
The call Is timely and we hope to see =
large and enthusiastic outpouring Of the
followers Of Faust It the time and place In
dicated.
Ignorance Of the law can not Be pleaded
to escape punishment for the commission
Of any crime, however small Or great.
Our laws are znade for the people to obey,
and the same Laws are made for the courts
70 enforce. Men will keep In mind ti'at
the laws Of Montana make { crime pun
ishable By imprisonment In the Peniteasia-
~ for them to marry their first cousins.