The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-16
IN TOWN AND OUT.


| City bellies and marriage bells are con.
| versational subjects.
The secret societies Of Dillon e.e in a
| tlourishing condition.
The law factories are quiet, while the
hash foundries are busy.
Extended "jaw.bone" takes the place Of
| cash collections nowadays.
The "divided" sidewalk on Bannack
street annoys pedestrians.
| A little more snow and we'll listen TO
the music of the sleigh bells.
There is a gradual but sure thinning out
of the bachelors going on. So mote it be.
Mrs. Nickum's boarding house has been
removed to Mrs. Hanson's building, on
Railroad Avenue.
The Star restaurant, next to the Post
Office, is open at all hours, with three
meals served for 81.
Up at Bannack they want shoemaker.
There is good opening for a first class
shoemaker at that place.
Nesbitt & Frew are erecting building,
1Sx3o feet, adjoining the tribune office
for Photograph gallery.
Our Argenta correspondents "double.
shotted the turn" this week, but one batch
came too late for insertion.
Skating and dancing at the Pavilion re-
tains its popularity, and the institution con.
tinues to be we'll ratronized.
Many persons are bark, bark, barking,
and complaining Of bad colds. Just SO.
! Who ever heard Of good cold'
County Treasurer Wing collected $1,osc
city taxes for Dillon. The money was
paid over to City Treasurer Eliel.
The firm of Grugin & Gibson, proprie.
tors of the hotel at Bannack, has been dis.
solved. Archie Gibson is now proprietor
of the hotel property.
There will be service in st. James Epis.
copal Church, to. morrow, Sunday, the 18TH
! Next Friday evening service will be held
at the Rectory at o'clock.
Our yellow Yellowstone contemporary,
the 1o~rnal and Li5c Stock Reporter. pub
lished at Miles City, has recently been en-.
larged, and in many respects greatly i'm.
proved.
| Dillon merchants and business men look
forward with great confidence to bright
prospect Of increased business in the fu.
ture. We have brighter prospects for sc
than for any year heretofore.
| There is not near so much talk about the
extension of the Utal, and Northern Rail
road from Dillon to Helena as there was q
month ago Still, the extension will he
made in time, and don't YOU forget ii.
A cock crowded when Peter lied It's
a good thing the cocks at Butte do moi
crow every time the Daily Toxin Tau
reporter tells an unmitigated whopper, to-
they would require cast iron bronchia
tubes il they did.
At the regular meeting OF the Endow
mcnt Rank, X. OF p, Sect. 6Ss, the fol
lowing officers were installed for the ensu
ing term: President, Jas, a. Myers, Vice
President, NJ. X. Davidson. Secretary ane
Treasurer. 7. N. O'Connor.
The Ogden -Ne7"s says that the ltat
and Northern Railway Company has or
dcrcd twelve miles Of heavy steel rails Il
b. laid north from Camas. Idaho 1t Il
further understood that as soon as tn
new rails are laid the company vii! y"
down thirteen miles in other places
More weddings will take place before
n.w moon. Two more fortunate a" IN
fortunate couples, a> the cases may prove
are reported ON the eve OF being united
To stand these off. several matr''non'a
, ruptures or mfelicitic> arc reported 30
5 oors--while some are made happy, other
are miserable.