The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-17

'he shutting up OF animals within the city
limits of Dillon.
'"e lr'al Jurors are >ervin. their coun.
Try I" the best OF their ability in settling
tough and tender cases.
I 'i"r>c.huver> viii examine the aav.rtis.
nag f"'!nn> OF the in,nt>E before max
'hS purchases OF horse flesh.
lhe cro>>-waiA~ ordered hv ,ic City
>"onr'I can not We laid any too soon to
SUIT The convenience OF the rccv,c.
The Dillon Lumber and Grain Go. will
I shortly erect onc ri its saw mills at some
point within easy :cacl, OF Bannack
Apollo Lodge t.. O. O. f.. OF Dillon,
NH DC well Represented, At thv ODD Eel. |
lows celebration ii anaconda on Tie 10Th |
inst.
VIM. Mau!dln, OF Butte. has purchased
the property occupied l,v halliday a Go.
on Montana street. The price pai,, was
S.;.no.
James Mauidin has purchased ;i.c lot
and house known Is the Nevada saloon,
ON Montana Street. Thr consideration
was $500.
The "Denvcr <'andics' continue to make
an able and ncw>v paper out 81, HE Butte
.h'"'f. Julien is putting in good WORK on
the >rvcu.ti'ne>.A daily.
Over ut Sheridan. Custer Post. e.. \. K,
will give grand ball on the cveriny OF
the 10th inst. y ro,.>ing time is an,ici
pated. and everybody is invited
"Coi'in varni>l,." ",angle.lrg," common.
and :air to mi.ldling whisky, were the
drinks freely inelulgcd in by moderate i'm
s''''ers during the past few days.
In addition to Dillon attorneys the ,ol.
lowing legal lights were noticed attending
District Court-llon. Wash S,aple,on,
lion. Samuel Word, Hon. ". ". Dixon,
Hon. Tho>. Sar,on, and J. ". duffy. Esq.
Of Butte.
Bob Sutaerlin, the "purtv" old bachelor
editor o, the //"sb"aa0"a, failing 10 cap.
tue Il Montana maid, has gone 70 Old Nir.
ginia To yet married. We always knew
Bob would do something desperate before
he died
The Choteau t'uiuWtt ina, can.;,c,' 1t
was a weak newspaper venturc-wits.out
capital and a limited supply OF bruins.
One more obscure. >hort.lived shec, has
1>r ir,t., s,,&
OF Montana. It's HucA-iu. was short and
iny'orou~.
"Bovs, be keer,ul --br keert'ul, boys up
at Spring Hill, W. mean. Don't set mp
until two or three o'clock with vo.,r sweet.
heart unless Won mean business. Don't, or
You'll have the cruw.bar OF the law trying
to prv open .vour purse TO pay it,r vnur fun.
Don't, boys. don't.
Since the incorporation OF Dillon prop.
crtv has greatly enhanced in Waite. The
TKlM NE opened tbs ball and kept up The
fight for incorporation until the city was
Incorporated The rcsult> are substantial
Improvements and Increased values Of
property W tll t'tt!t> tI tItI %it y
Rev ". &. King has been shaking up
the town OF Silver Star. on the temperance
question. and has organized a Good lem.
p!ar>' Lodge, with W. NJ. Bcall, ". N.T.,
ard W. NJ. Mccall, Lodge Deputy. To-
say that the saloonatcs OF that burg are
Disguised is, perhaps. DRAWN. ii mild.
Old love letters, raAcd up and produced
on a witness stand in court. are things that
Il modest. El,,shi:g retiring aud innocent
newspaper like the THInr> Ne. .o instance.
would not dare to print ssrbaf'W Il sr>h. !
at-'tm. These cpi>,lc> may BE- ;cli>lcd by
4 hungry. jury. but are not the proper
thing for publication.
1t is delightfully."- funny to watch a news
paper thief. The fellow will >tca or >ur-
repli,iou>iv "borrow 4 paving subscribers
paper to read its contents, and when the /
guilty fellow lays the paper down he is at !
tackled with a vi',en, spell Of abdomen !
ache Some paragraph il the N"rs, has !
lit him on the belt line. :
Ia.a-crhrad County, in all probability,
will bv moro thoroughly prospccted this
wear than ever before, because it is attract
iny attention ra,>c.: by lis merits. In
Southrru Montana there arc many mines
vet undiscovered, tina, throw ont rich tloat.
and thu muscle ottIc pro>petor will dcvcl.
ou many rich finds before the year closes.
All who desire to obtain copies Of the
History Of France must send in their "r.
lcr> soon. $3.50 will secure Guizot'> His.
tory OF FIanCe--or L Few subscriber will
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