The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-26
IN TOWN AND OUT.
UT in the chilly night!

->~ SS''aASS were neIU in tho
D'''on churches Thanksgiving day.
Now is the buns winter of disconten,
made glorious by schooner of beer,
The 7. o. Of G. T. held their regular
meeting at the School House "Wednesday
evening.
The cost Of the recent election in this
county will be somewhere between s,oo
and $780,
a three.months old calf, belonging to
John Selway, froze to death in the corral
Sunday night.
The fight in Helena over the waite,
works has ceased, the city council having
accepted Woolston's proposition.
Master Charles Bliven's young friends
had lots Of fun at Charles birth day party
given at his parents residence last Friday
night.
Mr.. James Lamont, brother of David
Lamont, of Dillon, was successful cant,i.
date for the Illinois Legislature in the re.
cent election.
The certificates Of election issued to the
fortunate candidates by our Clerk and
Recorder, are fine specimens of the chiro.
graphical art.
a. r. Miller, canvasser for the "A1us.
cum Of Antiquities, sold IS copies of the
work in Dillon. Who says we are not
literary people:'
What is sadder than 10 hear two Dillon
reprobates, who never put foot inside of
church, discussing holly the comparative
merits Of Episcopscy and Methodism:
The excellent literary notes by "Vera
Vernon, as well as the spicy letters from
our Washington correspondent, will con-
tinue to be leading features Of the TRlB.
UNE.
"Johnny," said the country editor to the
''devil," my ,nother.in.law is dead and we
want Grape for the door, Take the print.
ing Office towel up to the house and hang
it ON the knob.'-Ex.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Saw.
age spent an enjoyable time at the celebra.
ton Of the seventh anniversary Of their
(woolen wedding), last Tuesday
evening, at their residence.
Before Judge Holden, Wednesday: Joe
1nsr I:ct,,rh;,,tr tho Epe. oD1
costs $40; John Stafford, drunk and disor.
Derby, fine and costs $50. Both, in default
Of payment, were committed to city Jail.
Mrs. NJ. B. Rees, Of Ohio, one Of the
workers of the w. {. 7. u, will lecture
on temperance, in Grace NJ. L. Church,
next Sunday 'ening. The lady has the
reputation Of being a very able speaker.
All should hear her.
We regret to report that Scott Hare,
who is now in the hospital undergoing
treatment for a fractu;s of the ankle, re-
ceived some weeks ago, will lose his leg.
Several bones Of the I'M ured limb have
sloughed off, and DIR. Leason will .o-mor-
row amputa,e the leg a little below the
knee.
Next week we shall begin the publ;ca.
lion of series OF articles on ''Dynamite,
written especially Tor the TRIBUNE BY one
Of the most eminent powder experts on the
Pacific coast. The articles, while scientific,
are written in popular style and cannot
but be entertaining to our readers, espec'
;,,,y miners and others whose work has
brought them in contact with the weapon
Of the anarchist"
A doctor will sit down and consume l'e
minutes in writing prescription; the pa
tent vii! paw s., IS or $40. The lawyer
,y;,l write ten or a dozen lines OF ADVICE
and get S., $40 or SO from MS c''e"'.
Whit. the editor writes half Column pun
for man, pays man fifty cents OF '''''
lar for putting it in type, prints it on sever
al dollars worth OF paper, SENDS II 10 sc''
eral thousand people, and then surprises
the putted man ii he makes an; chafscS'-
ENTERPRISE.
The Scientific american, advertised III
another column under the head OF rat
ent,", certainly needs no one to "s'"s us
,.,;ses", bat, notwithstanding this tac'' we
fee, it an absolute duty to the genera! pup
lie at least that portion OF it wh'c" IA, !,
,.,,., seen or heard Of the paper 70 'e''
.,,t sucb lone is publisher at the
low price of s. year, and that its true ,s
~. overcst;ma.ed. II stands
a, the head OF all publications OF It's N''a .
A file o: the paper may be seen a. ''''S
office.