The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-03-06
IN TOWN AND OFT.

IN iONN AND VIZ.
The 18th OF Irela,ld' comes ON W,.dues-
day this year.
Lent commences next Wednesday,
March 10th.
March came in like Il baby ,ior~-fi.ura.
tivcl. speaking.
The Dillon Lumber and Grain Co. Sue
ceec> the firm OF Grow IL Smead.
For an artistic Job Of fine printing send
your orders TO the Trust NE office.
In the Dillon meat markets the knights
Of the knife are displaying choice cuts OF
juicy meats.
Rev. W. $. Clark, baptist, OF, Butte, will
preach ut the Court HOUSE. at II 4. IN. and
7.;or. ny. tomorrow. the Sabbath.
The .Ni<~"ii,u claims older pioneers for
Missoula County than 1854. Name them.
"Iniuns'' AVID halt.hreed> barred ont.
The recent >nowstorm and cold weather
is conclusive "a to,tt evidence that the
Montana ground hog i>a liar and Il viii
liam.
The merchant, OF Dillon will pvt in
large spring stocks of goods, anticipating
a largely increased business. Their heads
are level.
\ bachelor member OF amy Board of
County Commissioners had better go
slow in talking about schooIn,arm~ get
ting too high wages.
Eastern Montana papers are urging the
Formations of County Fair Associations.
What has become OF the Southern Mon-
tana Fair Association:
The profane svntaS used by some ct the
school boys is not found in the text books,
and 50 the question ARISES how Go the
urchins catch onto the prot;,nc lingo:
Eliels fashionable dry goods emporium
presents fine appearance. The ladies
will be pleased to learn that the goods are
marked down low at this popular store.
We acknowledge the receipt OF an invi-
tation to attend the third anniversary ball
to he given bv the \. q. Nv. at Twin
Bridges, on Friday evening, March 10Th.
Miss Tonic Dcrnau, the celebrated fancy
and trick lady skater, will give an cNhib''
ton at the Dillon Pavilion next week.
Small bills will give the date and further
particulars.
liza tramp stops ut your house, place III
his hands Il corporation fiddle and show
him your woo,, pile. Re-u!t--tranp will
become Disguised 4, the: sight OF work ard
leave instantcr.
\ rejected communicate" from semi
occasional correspondent shows ""'n'st'S'
ably tina. I've has weakened wonderfully !"
his Grammar since his former efforts I"
dish up correct English.
The daily Tex" 7"|@, .! Butte has oee"
supplan,ed by the daily |'''' PRESS WI"
the change We notice an Improvement !"
the paper, which is now Published by NV
incorporated company
Rev. {. G. Frost, baptist. (" Butte 'cc'''
,,;o, ,,,.. mint OF Grace NJ. T.. Church las,
SUNDAY. His evening" SERMON Was e'f''
ouen,. torcible and logical. and there was
large congregation present
The CITY Council met o" la>' Ncdn'~'
lsy evening. In the absence OF Mayor
White the Council did not elect Il ~"!
Marshal to till the vacancy, bit ap""''e"
rl,os. !. Mullxney A. city policeman
The Grand Jury OF Silver Bow County
reported confidence i" w"' \" ;i Jack ,. and
| the officials of that county. lhe ''ra"'
Jury ignored the charge. against ''"" j.
twc,cl. ex.Trca-urcr q, that county.
rhe dance: at Sim Estes las. Tuesday
evening was largely attended >eve'"'
five couples participated i" the light ian.
tas,;. festivities, and every one present
enioyed plcasureah'e evening" '"'''S'
,ncnt.