The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-22
>ooft conNenes next week

supt. Cannon returned ~
Monday morning. '"'''o''''
DR.. ]. S. Meade, of Dan,arl
and went to Butte. ''e'
~ Mu'key arrived from Boise CTR,
Idaho, this afternoon. ''
:, T. A. Li'tlefie'd, of the Ogden daily
1'e''S' was in town few DAYS.
IT, {. Houston, canvasser for the nu,,a
Amer called on the TRIBUNE.
REV mas nearly completed the painting
and pointing of Bur6end's house
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Porch
TUESDAY morning, Oct 10Th, a son.
~. Mrs. NJ. E. Bray, of Arscnta, paid her
D'''oh friends q living visit Monday.
a daughter was born to Mr., and N,<
ehas' Irefry Monday night, Oct. 18th
Inc new firm of Gushing \ Moore have
received their stock Of boots and shoes
The biggest political demonstration .,v.r
he'o III beaverhead county Monday even.
ing.
=. r. Hobert was down from Centennial
valley, and reported the snow to be twenty
| inches deep.
Judge 7. J. Galbrait!, went to yiro;n;,
e'ty this morning where III. will sneak
with Sanders.
W. W. Wylie left for Virginia CITY.
Monday morning to attend the Madison
county institute.
\ week from Sabbath Rev G. {. Frost
/. will be in Dillon prepared to take charge
Of the new church.
VIM. Chessncy and Mrs. f. Burton. Of
Butte were married in Dillcn Monday BY
Rev. W. \. Shannon.
The TRIBUNE extends thanks to l.. I.
Knapp, secretary o, the Teachers Institute.
For courtesics extended.
The d. l.. * G. Co s saw. mill boiler re-
turned from Butte, Yesterday, and was
taken to the Mill TODAY.
"Float' scores g y for saving that his
report OF tbs democratic rally here con.
tanned the "basest Of iabrications.''
Rev. Father Dolls, OF Butte, will ccle.
bratc mass at the residence of ID. +. Rein.
lardt, Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The funeral Of the late Philip Thorpe
was largely attended nearly all Of the Ok.
residents of the valley being present.
Miss T.. l.. Bolts is teaching two classes
in penmanship. She has had nine years
experience and is thorough teacher.
The TRIBUNE will begin the publication,
after election, Of new serial story BY
Bret Harte. Full particulars next week
Mrs. NJ. T. Smith, late Of Melrose, has
opened drcssmaking rooms in the house on
Montana street, formerly occupied by Mrs.
Kirby.
Tom Frew came down from Red Rock
lake Saturday. lie says there is ten
inches OF snow all about that section Of
country.
There will he Baptist services held
morning and evening next Sabbath, at the
Court House. Rev. +. L. Lewis Of St.
Louis will conduct the services.
A telegram from Glendale says that
the Sanders meeting. held there last night
was great success. The attendance was
large and the enthusiasm ucaounded
las. Lapish received notice to-day that
the ticket in the Louisiana State Lottery,
in which he had fifth interest, had drawn
$1,000. Jim is highly pleased with his in
vcstment.
John p. Zalsman announces under the
head of "business locals that he is now
ready to receive orders for everything in
the bakery line. He also keeps fresh can
dies and oysters.
Halliday Il Co, have dissolved partner.
ship, Mr.. Halliday retiring. +. NJ Boom
cr will continue the business at the old
stand. MIR. Halliday removes from Dillon
on account Of his wife's i'll health.
Next Tuesday evening will be rendered,
in the new Baptist church, the cantata OF
"Red Riding Hood. madame Jar'eys"
wax works will also be exhibited. Re-
served.seat tickets arc ON sale at Mrs.
Kupfer's jewelry store.
The passenger train from the SOUTH que
here at s:+5, this morning, did not arrive
until : az this p. IN. The delay was &C.
casioned BY an accident on the oregon
Short Line. No one was killed. out inc
conductor had his nose cut off BY running
it through window. Accident caused oy