The Dillon tribune., 1886-02-20
IN Town AND OUT.

u'0FnIng ano evening.
The drill Of the rifle brigade takes place
at High School Hall every evening.
Up at Bannack Sundays are lively, but
the services are not Of strictly religious
character.
There 10 80 much piety in newspaper
man that his charity reaches even beyond
dclinquen, newspaper:subsesibors. g..
Nowadays the superannua.ed disciples
of Hoyle are panied 10 witness a "ho<,doc
fsnsh" beat three aces a. drsft poker.
The annua! crop Of hideous valentines
was distributed through :he mails, but no
ore was seriously hurt, se tar as heard
from.
Louis Hanson, Of the valley, has in.
vented ush.grubber. The machine
yanks out griss and sage brush rapidly.
The machine is in Use, but as yet no patent
has been applied for.
Mrs. NJ. Olsen. the mother Of Alec.
Olsen who vas killed in a snowslidc on
Lion Mountain, in this county, wants in.
formation relating to the death Of her SON.
Her address is LOG Center street, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
The Jail Of Beaverhead County is get.
ting unco,nfortably crowded with defend
ants. These gentlemen are suffering u
great deal Of Inconvenience. Why not
give them chance to level off Court
House Square
The owners OF Il number of bad and
worthless dogs in Dillon should lead the
hrutes down into the brush and send them
to dog heaven. These brutcs are getting
so numerous us to become Il wholesale
nuisance in the city.
Newspapers should be "keertul.' \
small paragraph in a paper killed the prin-
cipal church choir at Missoula, and now
the congregation attending that churcl,
take their religious exercises without mu-
sic--dry scrmcns, SO to speak.
At Spring Hill, the other day, Marcus
Downs was arrested for larceny. 1t up.
peared at the examination that Marcus had
committed several larccnics, and So Mar
Gus was held in $500 bonds to await the
action of the next Grand Jury.
On January lst the immense warehouse
of y. NJ. Ferry Il Co., secdmcn, at DC.
troit, Michigan, was destroyed by fire.
III circular the firm, announces that they
are on their feet again, and ready and pre-.
parcd to receive and fiji orders from old
and new customers.
E:ntcr?rising merchants and business
men appreciate the value OF advertising
the year round. The pcrsistcncy OF those
who are not iptimidatcd by the cry ol
"dul tines but keep their business ever
before tho eyes OF the people. will surely
place them on the winning side in the end
Owing to delay in the receipt OF tho
plans and specifications for tine First bap'
tist Church. the time it" receiving bids by
the Building Committee has bees" cx'
tended until March 18TH. Contractors and
al! who want to bid for the work can cN-
amino the plans and specifications at the
law Office Of Smitl, Il Melton. IN Union
Block.
The following paragraph has reference
to that place called "shc"!' in the revised
edition An exchange tells "t man
who died lcavin. five years subscription
unpaid. \s the coffin WAS hcin" closed
the editor with tears III his eyes as large as
,lass balls. walked mo,,rniuilv up,thrcw in
, a linen coat. Il palm leaf tan and thcc
monctcr.
The resignation "l Postmaster John J.
In. tos lcen forwarded to Washington
Dur;u. his incumbcucy o' the Dillon Post
office ppst,naste: Hoe has proven very
efficient official and Il grntlcman'v and
!, oblising public servant. Mr.. zoe intend,
engaging in other business as 500" as h''
successor is appointed. wh" will prooao',,
he ,lauLv Democrat ot the first water.
! There will M services in st. James
Church uex. Sunday as follows: 'to',
Com,o,uivp at s O'Clock a. N. Morning
praye, and sermon at ~ a. ~. >"nda!
Schoo, a. Icus, and evening prayer ane
sermon at 7:,o. February :4th ''e'"g st
Matthew day there will bc service !" tht
cb,rch a, !, 4. ~. Service and ihb't
study ut the Rector, at 7:% '''N' ''"">
evening".