The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-07-10
IN town AND OFT,


.\,ditiona! local on eighth page
Wool is beginning to move at a lively
rate.
The Christian. Liberia! CONTROVERSY las
ended
Query: How much money die. the fire.
works cost:
This has been the hottest week {" the
summer thus far
t;ood'y gri>t> are furnished Is. our cor.
respondents. hi, week.
Notice the change in the brands in !. IL.
Phillips taken up notice.
The ice.man has more friends than any.
body these scorchiny days.
\ large part, OF Young people pitnicvd
in Selwav', grove on Monday.
The Deer Lodge .\c," .\"yih- Nest has
entered upon its eighteenth year
Water has been shut off from one OF the
city irrigatin. bitches, for over Il week.
Shaw. who was wounded by Farley. is
getting alon. nicely. under DR.. Pickman'>
care.
: rarv account of the Horse Prairie PIC
mic will be found On the eighth page Of
to day, paper.
GUY Pia.t concrt.e,i not to take his trip
to the clouds, as advertised. He weakened,
when the time came.
Some people like to read the TElHl NE
so well that they borrow their nei.hhc!r'>,
ana forget to return it.
The bail. given BY the :Mu1 boys on
Monday night, was a pleasant social affair,
and a financial success.
Aryen,a not only produces plenty OF sill
ver-lead bullion. but also the largest straw
berries seen in Dillon this year
The thermometer registered leo degrees
in the shade. on "Wednesday, at Whites
drug store. and on Thursday 'o4
\ good sized family OF cur red hreth
rem went into camp near the bank OF
Blacktail creek, OH Tuesday, to rest up
from tive iatigues and excite'nents of the
Fourth OF: July celebration.
A wagon ran over Young dog, belong
in. to Mrs. Robbins, On Montana street,
Wednesday, 1t was so BADLY hurt that it
had to be killed. Doug. Newcomer put
the poor canine out of his misery.
A number OF Dil!onite> visited the cave
at Argcnta. last Sunday. and explored the
natural curiosity from end to end. The
perfume OF dccomposing mutton, in the
vicinity of the cave, lent peculiar charm
to the place. never beio'c observed by any
of the numerous explorers.
'rhx. last brick was laid on The First Zap
,i>, Nnurci, ON Monday O, this week. II
,rpo,,> on ,ry, ct the nor,h.e">t c"r'c' ct
;,,.. southwest quarter "t t''c rear Chimney
Slr. Nirrwri laid il. al il a ''N'r "'tk'
; :,l,.,,v,ivr-ullv 81 Mr\' ..nc~ best. >'"p,
! a, >ou',c ualNiN. past. H',u ;'':N y "I'>.
/ \ ,ou:,tr ui lonesome i'"'Ni'.. prospect
, ,r~. il, !. tu,,.wi!celc,! carr draNH ~ al 't|
cream ,.pr~,: and ha> in. Il tni.i'l<' ~ !''"'
horses IL tow. rolled ;'.,o 'o~l on N"i't".H
\+,,.r l,v,hi,.y arru..i q bit. they ro"f!"'"''
viva. ,,,. tow, wa~ !tr4r>nn!r' Will 'h''
v;,l,pu, ,nv., and soon f'I!'v'i GU i"' '''':
lll>.
Tn. circus i cou!i,. -urv. :''!i '''c small
nov il happy. t'arl*'' HAYWARD " erect
in, an immense bill, Foara. 'n N"'ia'''
stree, on which ,hc huge bills "''' ''
pasted showing up the "nntr'> OF III,
uosua.eri,.. and pic,u';"s all manner "' I'M
,>.;,,. ,ra,>. 10 be performed ny H'h''
'.,.., ..,r,;,t." in the SAW Cu>: arena,
u NJ Best, the ,au and Northern ';'''
,..,,, n this station, showed i rep
,esrnta,;vr OF this paper one ct me >'>'''
a. \ X. excursion tickets. They are so''
,.r ~ ,a>.iy. cac; coupon oe'"s ~
,,n,r,.rt viii. 4 ca. {" the >'"e'| ''''"s
,,.;,.r,; j., red. blue and i'ron<e lne'''>''
!, nearly two tex, il, 'c,.,h.