The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-12

| ~ 'I""> for the Dillon Hook ard Ladele,
&C. at the "Wednesday evening meeting
lhc Fourth Of July is fast approaching
IN onion nothing has vet been done to-
ward patriotic observance of the Fourth
''ns chap in Dillon has cut the plank
OUT OF the Ten Commandments that reads
lhou shalt not bear false witne>, against
thy neighbor."
oavase's enlarged carriage shops are full
OF work He has the largest and hest
STOCK OF hardware and carriage material in
Southern Montana.
fhil Thorpe is Offering fine bands OF
sheep, and 4 lot OF thoroughbred Shorthorn
Durham bulls for sale. See advertise.
ments IN to.dav's TR,DvSE.
Mayor White will call special meeting
OF the City Council for the newly elected
city officials to equality Tor the offices to
which they have been elected.
Several handsome private residences in
the city are nearly ready for occupancy.
They will be occupied in the near future,
or else Dame Rumor is lying a heap
Mayor Peate, Endorsed by a unanimous
vote Of the Spring Hill City Council, pass.
cd an ordinance forbidding Mclaughlin
playing base ball on Sunday afternoons.
Ong Chung Loung, native Of China,
was baptised in the Episcopal Church on
ST. Barnabas' day, June nth, and will be
confirmed Tomorrow, Sunday. by Bishop
Brewer.
Messrs. Gallagher \ Thompson are exca.
waiting on the Kent mine, in the Blue
Wing District, for the purpose OF putting
up a steam hoist on that valuable mining
property.
On Grasshopper Creek. below Bannack,
the Bon Accord Mining Co. is actively at
work opening the creek bed. The com.
panv will soon reach bed. stone and catch
rich pay.
Three large petitions, asking for an in.
crease Of mail service from Il tr;.week to
daily mail service between Dillon and
Bannack, were forwarded to Hem Jos. X.
Toole, Washington City.
The editorial paragraphs in the Helena
independent about the "Glendale regula.
tors" coming down 70 hang Harding are
what is termed "newspapcr enterprise
among journalistic novices.
The wide circulation If the TRlBu NE
makes it the best advertising medium in
Southern Montana. Our advertising col.
umns are always worthy OF perusal by
those intending to make purchases.
Bishop Brewer, the learned and eloquent
Episcopal divine, will preach at St. James
Church tomorrow. Once year our pco.
pie get an opportunity to hear the dis:in-
guished preacher and eloquent pulpit ora.
tor.
The ladies OF the Baptist Church will
give strawberry and ice cream festival in
aid of the church furnishing fund, on the
afternoon and evening Of Friday, the 18th
inst, in the store room on Montana street
next to T. w. Poindextcr's.
L. ). District Attorney Robt. Il. Smith
went to Virginia City to attend the term of
District Court for Madison County, which
was to have commenced ON the eth. Mr..
Smith said that owing to the absence of
Judge Wade NO court was held. The fail.
ure to hold court will cost Madison Coun.
ty considerable money, as the iurvmen and
witnesses were in attendance.
The initial number OF the Dillon Exam.
inc, was issued last "Wednesday. In neat.
ness and typographical makeup the En-
am,nrr resembles the dead Free Press, of
Butte. Messrs. Wright u Oakley, the
publishers, in introducing their paper to the
favor Of Reaverhcad people, announce that
the Examiner will be a mild hammered
Democratic organ. The new sheet is of.
fered for >a'e at ST. per annum, and solicits
purchasers at that price. The tribune,
mindful OF the ups.and.downs Of journal.
ism, extends the customary fraternal cour.
tesies to the new journalistic venture in
The newspaper arena-in which toll, with.
Out adequate recompense. is the printers
pcrquisites.