The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-07-10
IN TOWN AND OUT.

The Baptist ladies will hold IA regular
'old.time rag-bee at Mrs. Burleigh's next
Thursday afternoon.
II. 5. Farley, who shot the old man
Shaw last week, was captured by Madison
county officials, and lodged in the Jail at
Virginia City.
Judge Galbraitl, in CHAMBERS 1T Deer
Lodge, did not grant temporary injunction>
against the Flynn Bros. using the waters
of Backtaii creek.
The third annual catalogue OF the Col.
lege of Montana has been received. 1t is
comprehensive publication, and shows a
large list Of students.
The wonderful mineral found in the Bell
mine, at Sheridan, is said to he chloride Of
bismuth, carrying from thirty.five to fifty
per cent. tellurium. II this is fact the
mineral is very valuable.
Henry Burfeind's residence, on WASH
lngton street, is to be greatly improved by
having another story added to it, and by
having porches and other improvements
made to the property.
The services in St. James Church next
Sunday will be rs usual. at II a. N. and s
pm. Sunday School at l.:15. The sub.
ject of discourse in the evening will be
"'rhe Authenticity of the Bible"
Sullivan, who was shot by Lane, at Mon.
un,ental last week, is alive and may pos.
sib)v recover. Lane has not been seen
eince the night he went back to the cabin
and inquired after the health of his victim
'What is that bicycle man doing, father:
See! he has jumped forward from his wheel
and is putting his face to the earth Is he
kissing it:' mo, my son; the man has
his ear to the earth. He is listening. lie
thought he heard something drop"-Ex.
DR.. Noble says the Rev. c. G. Frost
will surely preach at the Court House 10.
morrow Sunday morning and evening,
and that the reason the reverend gentle.
man didn't appear last Sunday was that he
vas on the programme for the Butte eel
.ebration.
The NJ. +. Conference is now in session
at Bozeman. Up to the hour OF the rRlB.
uNE going to press the appointments for
the ensuing year were not known. 1t is
appointed to the Dillon district, or if he is
not, that Rev. Mr.. StuaL Of Bozeman, will
be sent to Dillon.
\ half dozen or more Dillon youngsters
gathered all the old bottles they could find.
filled them with water, loaded them into a
spring wagon, and started out as d juvenile
"Nisor OF Life Company" They pulled
the wagon around town until their strength
and cloquencc were exhausted, when they
returned home very much disguised, and
with their stock OF 'Vigor' intact.
Candidates Who desire to let the people
know officially their wants in the line of
county Offices, can do SO through the col.
umns OF the tribune by accompanying
the request with tive.do!lar greenback,
check or postotfice order. Don't he at all
backward, gentlemen, about making the
announcement. The longer your names
are before the people, the better are your
chances for election
While the band was playing, on Satur-
day evening, VIM. Jones, OF Rattlesnake,
drove up with a spirited team, and stopped
in front of Reinhardt's butcher shop. The
team being unused to band music, danced
around until they succeeded in breaking
the connection between the necxyoke and
the pole, letting the latter drop to the
ground. As soon as the pole struck the
ground, the horses began to kick and
plunge. but were soon qaieted by some
men who ran out from the crowd on the
sidewalk and took the frightened animals
by t;,cir heads, thus averting what might
have proven disastrous accident.