The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-10-01

ID, e' was quoted in New lori, vs>,ev
Gay at " cents pc, ounce. S>'e'
oar corps OF correspondent, COM. y, =,
front IN good shape this week. ''''
Born. Friday night, September ,,,,, !,
Mr.. an" Mrs. J. {, orc,n. daughter ''''' L
The cold night, cause some ~, o,,u -.
>e"S to turn their thoughts to Ca,iforn;, IT.
no'cont' the painter, did a nea, ;oh ~,
the front Of Gushing \ Moorc'> bui,dns. ~
Lee Goetschlus has move, ;,,,n
mouse recently purchased by linn ,rr :,
Cunnard. ''''' VI VI
e - l''oe' ;;N'h in one item in the
49, '. =. o. the organ. The Judge IS ,,,.,
'''''''ar 10 tie people of the county"
~ brakeman named Wallace had his f,ot
o'''' bruised at Blacktoot, Monday. lie
was taken to Eagle Rock for treatment
"''s'''a' articles descriptive Of country
s.e''s'v or mountain life in its var;ous
p"'ses' are always acceptable at this office,
an increased wall service is much need
eo between Dillon aud Big lIo,e basin, u
is understood a petition to that end i, be;no
circulated Everyone ought to SIGN i, .
n fancher from Jefferson valley disposed
OF a load OF Montana water melons SON, 81.
es ana tomatoes in the city this week
Inc melons were Of small size bu, fine fla.
vOr.
we have been asked to call attention 10
the tact that the law torh;ddiny minors en-.
tering saloons i, violated. Our informants
say they will take measures to prevent fur.
tner violations, it the proper authorities do
not.
Sunday mornings train from the south
was about five hours late. The DELAY was
Tor the most part caused ,, late train on
the main line, though snow on the track on
the Pleasant valley divide caused the train
to lose about an hour.
This week, ". II. Grain sold 70 George
Ihexton one.half interest in the Block
Tin lode. These arc extensions OF the
)odes owned by The Montana Tin Mining
Co., near Sweetwater creek, in this county.
The consideration was .Nm,iwu.
ian.
A copy OF the .SouW illustration tA,uui.
eh', published at Adelaide, Australia, was
left at the TR,ur>E Office this week by
VIM. Stoddcn. 1t is large paper of -
pages and very much resemble, in make.
up and general appearance the average
London newspaper.
"l'ink' tea parties are claiming the alton.
ion ofladies in some OF our ncighboring
towns. The parties arc generally for the
benefit Of churches, and the gentlemen pres.
cnt are charged Il small fee, which entities
them to Il pink tic, and that is where the
'pink" business comes in.
The attention OF the street commissioner
is called to Il we'll near the corner of Idaho
and Center streets that is covered with
but Il layer of thin boards that would hard.
~ bear the weight ofanythiny heavier than
a man, anu with holes at the sides that
make it dangerous to man and beast.
The circulation of the TRIBUNE is stead.
lily increasing in spite OF the frantic efforts
Of our esteemed contemporary, the semi
weekly "grinder," to cut its corners in CIV.
cry way possible. The TRlE,>E is issued
but once week, ard consequently is not
forced to fill its columns with >enseless
lrivel.
At the special meeting OF the board Of
,nunty commissioners, on Wednesday, the
contract for building the bridge over the
river, at Twin Bridges, was
awarded to the King Iron Bridge and Man.
Co., Of Cleveland, Ohio the
price being $4,000. The company is rep
.csented by Geo. ". Gait, and is required
% file 4 bond in the sum ct $1,000 tOr the
'ultillmcnt Of its Observation-Disclosures
\ road is to be- built by subscription
rom near Fort Lcmhi, up what is known
rs Agency creek, over The range to Dillon
Montana; it is claimed tina, Il saving OF 10
miles can be made and road fully As good
Is the one now used, can be constructed
with lite expense. Il. McNicoll has taken
The contract to build the road to the Mon
ana line for 800 and \. Barrack has
charge Of the work. - Salmon City IT,
:o,1ieT.
Demorcst> Monthly ;or October comes
o us full to overlooking with good things.
No lady should be without this household
guide, for while it amuses through its story