The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-10-10
IN TOWN AND OUT.

ply Of grain.
One Of the Newton patent signal lights
has been put in position at the Dillon pas.
senger depot.
The locomotives on the Utah and North.
ern are draped in mourning in memory of
a dead engineer.
There is talk Of organizing Literary
Society in the city. Its proposed to make
it religious in character.
The Dillon brass band is again alive.
The band boys are practicing and prepar.
ing for Pavilion exercises.
Persons owning private skates are greas.
ing the implements and putting them in
shape for rinking purposes.
The Sebree, Ferris Il White Co. presents
new double.column announcement in
to.day's TRIBUNE. Read it.
A number of tough looking citizens are
prowling around. People should be on
the alert for thieving tra'nps
Caldwell Edwards, of Gallatin County,
purchased w. ID. Davis band of about
5000 sheep. paying $, per head.
The ''oldest inhabitant" pronounces this
fall the most beautiful he has experienced
during his residence in Montana.
A few quiet, plain, common DRINKS do
no: disturb the dignity Of the city to a SUI.
Sc:e t, -,
The number of mustached people who
daily abdomen up to the bars of the city
suggests that a temperance reform club be
started.
Dillon is becoming noted as the point
for the shipment of frst.class silver ores.
The shipments Of ores are steadily increas.
ing in quantity.
Fashionable fall hats have make their
appearance. Some Of the hats are horrid
looking things, trimmed to match, and look
like scare.crows.
Robt. Geary, Of London, Canada, will
have two car loads Of one and two year old
Shropshire and Southdown rams on sale at
Dillon in few days.
DR.. c. G. Noble, dentist, will be absent
at Virginia City for some time. Notice
will be given through the TRIBUNE Of DR..
Mobiles return TO Dillon.
The First Quarterly Meeting of the Dill.
lon charge will be held in Grace Church
on October 18th and 18th by Rev. F. A.
Riggin, Presiding Elder.
The fall trade is growing brisk. All
branches Of trade in Dillon is good, with
an upward tendency. Our leading houses
are reporting increased sales.
Examine the attractive advertisement Of
Eliel's New York store, and then call and
inspect the new and fashionable stock Of
goods displayed at the store.
1t is noticed that bustles are developing
in size. The bustles worn now are quite
large, and this suggest the inquiry: "Where
do bustles go to when they die:"
County Treasurer Wing will postal-card
the Taxpayers of Beaverhead County
shortly and tell each individual how much
he owes the county in the way OF taxes.
Correspondents will bear in mind that
the editor of newspaper invariably exer'
cises the privilege Of correcting their para
graphs and making them suitable for pub
LEGATION.
The coming term of District Court
promises to be an unusually long one.
The number of criminal cases will be large,
and the civil docket will be tolerably
lengthy.
The City Council met last Wednesday
evening. City Attorney Melton presented
his resignation which was accepted BY the
Council. The other proceedings We're I'M
important.
The report OF the condition OF the First
National Bank of Dillon will be found in
to.day's TRIBUNE. 1t is robust report
The bank presents a better showing than
any heretofore published.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Grace NJ +.
Church will meet at the residence OF Mrs
John R. Selway, at ego p. IN. ON next
Wednesday, Oct. 18th. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to the ladies of Dillon and
vicinity to attend.
The usual services will be conducted at
Grace NJ. E. Church tomorrow, Sunday
bv the pastor, Rev. W. A. Shannon Sab
hath School at 10 a. III. Preaching at II a.
~ and p,m. Band of Hope at $50
y. m. Young peoples meeting one hour
before the evening service. y general ILL.,