The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-11-07

indications Of declining.
The fruit stores are we'll supplied with
the choicest fruits ob,ainable.
Our meat markets are displaying prime
cuts OF all kinds Of fresh meats.
The tribune Job Department is turn.
ing out fine specimens Of job printing.
The season for the dude and the roust.
ABOUT to make long evening calls is at hand
Commence stut1ing your Thanksgiving
turkey with food necessary to t;,tten the
bird.
City Marshal Hill is utilizing the mus.
Gle Of city prisoners in cleaning up the
| streets.
Fine fashionable fall fabrics for fastid.
ious feminincs are displayed at Elel's New
York store.
At some Of the country dances in South.
ern Montana they have a light.in the ocean.
wave time.
County Treasurer Wing is on deck every
day to receive the dues Of the taxpayers
Of the county.
1t is not the quantity, but the quality, of
Dillon whisky that knocks the :,,bibing
boys out Of time.
1t is reported that a new time card will
go into effect on the Utah and Northern
Railway in short time.
! At the late term Of District Court the
holy bands OF matrimonv received !, black
eye in Il number Of cases.
Sheriff Tom Jones left yesterday with
the prisoners Thos. Murphy and John la
zleton for the Penitentiary at Deer Lodge
"Where, oh where, are the Hebrew chill.
dren,' or any other man who wouldn't buy
nice furniture at the Dillon Furniture Co.'S.
room.
The sale Of the furniture and household
goods of W. ID. Davis will take place at
his residence in Dillon OF Friday Novem-
Der 18Th.
| The role skating season will open at
the Dillon Pavilion shortly, and the rink.
ulators will have a season Of pleasurable
enjoyment
! Dame ru,nor has it that several couples
who have INDUCED in counting for linn.
tied time are about to embark on the mat.
rimonial boat.
| The law Of Montana makes it obliya.
tory on the Chairman Of the Board OF
County Commissioners or the Probate
Judge to issue certificates admitting pau.
pers into county poor houses.
There will he a special meeting of the
Board Of County Commissioners held at
the Court House to-day, Saturday, for the
purpose OF reconsidering and rectifying
the letting Of the building Of the Mclrose
bridge over the Big Hole River.
| Prof Quinan has begun d collection Of
minerals and other specimens Of natural
objects at the Dillon school: He would
be tisapkfnl for any contributions Of ores,
crystals, geodes or other specimens Of min.
eralogy, from the friends and patrons of
the school.
The Butte Mine, has taken new de-.
parture in the newspaper line by issuing a
breakfast edition ON. Monday mornings.
The AIiney is now seven.times.a.week
daily--thc only one in Montana. The
new departure is an enterprising stride in
journalism.
Rev. W. a. Shannon goes to Sheridan
and Virginia City to preach next Sabbath
and visit his old parishioners whom he has
not visited for over three years. Rev. f..
G. Boylan, Of Twin Bridges, will fill the
pulpit Of Grace Church tomorrow morn.
ing and evening.
In Beaverlead County the interest in
mining operations is still undated. New
discoveries and the relocation of old pros.
poets are being made. Regular work on
established mines goes steadily on, and the
development Of mines, partially opened,
goes on with new impulse.
X. Richmond met with a fatal accident
near Sheridan, last Sunday. lie was
caught by a belt Of boring machine, BY
which he was choked to death. He was
buried on last Monday by tho Masonic
fraternity. a large concoursc of neigh
bors and friends attended the funeral.
a man representing the Omaha Ilrymd
is now canvassing Montana for job print.
ing. Job printing can be done in Montana
as we'll as outside the Territory, and the
local press which is struggling hard for
existence is entitled to it in all decency.
The Omaha man should be advised to 20