The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-09-10

Step into Whites drug store and see the
big fly.
Three dentists tusse! with aching fangs,
in this city.
The first ice Of the season formed las.
Friday night.
a pilgrims" best friend is his oyescoat
1T he has one.
CT. Hobart reports game Of all kinds
plentiful in Centennial valley.
Frost nipped some Of The gardens in
the vicinity Of town the other night,
A jolly party Of young people from Dill.
lon went out to Birch creek last week for
days fishing.
Don't forget the Band ball to. night. The
boys need all the money they can &c, to
defray expenses.
The Miners society editress seems to be
we'll up on the use Of cosmetics, but rather
rusty on entomology.
John Ora, ellie brought in load of ore
from Bannack, yesterday. weighing 1900
pounds. with one small team.
Hickman Grassland gave party to a
number Of his young friends Wednesday
evening, at the residence Of Il. B. Smith.
Sixteen young ladies and gentlemen at.
tended a party given by Miss Alma Thorpe.
Tuesday evening, at which they enjoyed
themselves greatly, with games, music, etc.
The reopening Of the Dillon public school
has been postponed until Monday, Septem.
Der Goth, to enable the carpenters to put a
partition through the large hall, ard to
make some needed repairs.
All officers and members OF the Good
Templars Ledge Of Dillon are requested to
be present at the meeting nexs Wednesday
night, at School Hall, As number Of new
usembers are to be Initiated.
died. in Dillon. Montana, September 9.
1886, Jennie Grace, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. NJ. F.. Ely. aged IS months. The
funeral was held troo, the Methodist
church this afternoon at : O'Clock p. m.
John Hall. merchant at Sheridan. came
over to Dillon this week after merchandise
for his store. He reported crops. in his
neighborhoosa, to be lighter than ussa', but
Of better quality; also that business was ina.
proving.
An advertisement Of the Northern Pa.
ci6c railway, the only through car line to
Chicago and eastern cities, will be found
in another column OF to.tlay's paper The
n. p. is the only Pacific road running din.
ing cars.
We were shown this week some heads
Of White Russian oats twenty-five inches
long, raised on Thos. Loughridge's place
below town. This variety Of oats has pro-
duced, in this vicinity. as many as A.;
bushels to the acre.
w. II. Sheffield, arrested at Glendale &c,
stealing a $50 gold piece, was brought ur
BY Deputy Sheriff Baten'an Of Glendale
yesterday. lie was tried before Judge
Holden. and was committed for failure tc
paw the fines and costs which amounted tc
|$54.
The eloquent temperance lecturer. Mrs
Clara r. Hoffman, president OF the W. G.
r. t., OF Missouri, will lecture in Grace NJ
E. church Sunday night. The lady has
an excellent reputation as a speaker. All
should hear her. She may also speak al
II o'clock a. m.
Zalsman moved his bakery, Saturday
into the building formerly used By Kline i
Callahan as a butcher shop. The internal
arrangement Of the new bakery is similar
to the old. A new oven has been built and
John is again in shape to serve the hungry
public with everything in the bread and
pastry line.
The Sebree, Ferris Il White Co., presen,
to the readers OF the TRlBrNE this week
their new fall announcement. By refer
ence to their advertisement it will be seer
that they have in stock larger and better
variety OF goods Of standard make than
ever befopc handled By any concern in
Southern Montana.
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