The Dillon tribune., 1886-12-24
lhe town is out Of debt.

A>''s mas snow for his sled,
rfesh cod fish from Chicago, Tuesday.
mere are only five prisoners in the Dill
'm'th and Melton have dissolved part.
nership f'>'
A"ere will be an exciting shooting match
'o' turkeys Tomorrow at Sheridan.
Inc stevensville Montana Democrat has
oeen sold to Arnold B. Weisenflue.
FRED Schulz will give dance to the
'"oS ana 'asses Of Sheridan tonight.
Rack Nelson has received a valuable
>"as Gift, l.: FOUNDER. 1t is a girl.
a number Of Bannack bellies are expect.
ca oown to attend the Masonic Ball next
Monday evening.
~ Is reported that the Union Pacific will
ADOPT the - o'clock scheme, beginning
with the new year.
KEY Father Dolls visited Harding in
}a''' tuesday, and says the prisoner seems
much more cheerful
Ihe TRIBUNE hangs up its stocking to.
night with the prayer that old Kris NAV
drop few subscriptions into it.
The artistic decorations in many Of the
D'.'o" stores are credit to the proprietors,
anu cannot tail to attract customers.
AN entertain nent will be given tonight
at the Baptist Church, by the Sunday
school children. All are invited to attend
The oysters sold by Fred Blancher in
Ben Dit,mer's chop.house are SO large
that 1t takes two men to swallow one oys.
ter.
The attention Of the legal fraternity i.
ca''eo 10 the tact that this Office is again
fully supplied with chattcl mortgage
blanks.
The Golconda mine, in Madison county.
is developing we'll. 1t is estimated that
there are 10000 tons OF ore in sight, thouph
some Off is base
The Dillon Brewery has begun the de.
livery Of beer in the city. Those that are
knowing in such matters say that it is a
fine quality Of malt liquor.
Henry Burfeind leased Geo. Sayagc's
stables Tor one year, last week, and pur.
chased the entire equipment. FRANK Ran.
dolph is now the manager.
The Great Falls Tribune, Holiday edi.
ton, sixteen pages, is at hand. 1t is
credit to its management in its selected as
we'll as we'll as original matter which is
excellent
The Columbia Bicycle Calendar for ~,
issued by the Pope Manufacturing Co., Of
Of Boston, has been received. Its quota.
tons form an encyclopaedia upon cycling,
and altogether it is a most artist: work.
The TRIBUNE wants u correspondent in
every camp in Southern Montana. We
will offer some Inducements to those who
wish to help the prosperity of the territory.
Write to US. We won't let it cost you any.
thing, at least.
We have arranged to club the n. Y.
World Gncluding its premium of History
If the United States) with the TRIBUNE at
$3.o5 year, in advance. Sample copies
may be seen at this office. See displayed
ID. in next weeks paper.
Driving colts too fast is risky. Last
Tuesday, Tom Flynn, while driving to.
wards town, was run into by his brothers
cam, with which he was racing, and upset
His wife, who was with, him was also
thrown from the buggy and received
slight bruise on the head
]. w. Peck, Supt. Of the Montana Tin
Mining Co., came from the mines few
lays since and is much elated over the
rev strike In the Globe tunnel, He re-
,orts IS feet Of ore, the best yet found in
he mine. Samples of the same may be
cen at the Dillon National Bank and this
,ffice. This property must be seen to be
appreciated. Work OF development will
,e continued on the property this winter.
We will publish the Supt's report in our
,ext issue,
January number Of A,thnv'S Home Mag.
zine is at hand, with an unusually a,trac.
i've table of contents and charming illus
rations. The short stories are capital, and
he serial by NJ. 6. McClelland begins
veil, and promises to be one of the best by
his rising young writer In addition to
, the stories, the women folk will find
1anv things useful in its we'll filled de.
artments, and the illustrated bits Of fancy ,
;ork suitable for little, inexpensive pres ,
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