The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-09-03
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week for the Dillon Furniture Co.
Born, in Sheridan. on August ,lst, 1856,
to the wife OF Elijah y. Marsh. son.
Thomas Porch's children have nearly re.
covered from their recent severe illness.
Worknen are engaged in la,hin, the
baptist church preparatory to pla>tering it.
Cu>ick \ Forester are doing fine job
OF pastcring on the Furniture Co.'S build.
ing.
Married, at Twin Bridges, on Saturday,
August ,1st. 1856, by Judge Lott, NJ. f.
Lewis and Harriet NJ. Spencer
We predict that two marriages will take
place within the next two weeks in this
city, al! of the parties to be voung Dill.
loni.es.
Clara b. Hoffman, of Kansas City, Mo-,
the noted temperance lecturer, will favor
the people Of Dillon with lecture on the
evening OF the I'll, inst.
kirkpatrick 4 Whitaker, OF stockton,
Cal, shipped TO this station two car loads
OF fine merino bucks. The shippers expect
to find purchasers in this vicinity.
Fidel Huber, Adolph Eliel, Will Layne
and several others started Today on fish
ing and hunting expedition to the head
waters OF the Blacktail and will remain till
Monda>.
Fred Wick has leased No. 10 saloon and
is having it fixed up in better >:vie than it
ever was in its palmiest days. Fred will
make specially Of Schmidt 4 Gamers
Butte beer.
Over eighty ounces OF gold rc,ort, the
result of the first clean up at the Dillon
Mining Co.'S mill ut Bald Mountain, was
brought to town the first Of the week by
Superintendent Corners.
One of the wires Of the Western Union
telegraph line dropped down Monday
morning and came near tearing the top off
the outgoing Virginia coach, by catching
under the projecting hood.
Prof. KNAPP will be here OH the 9TH. and
school will open the second Monday in
this month. The small boys face is a
shade s;eidcr and soon he will he seen with
shining morning face crawling,like snail,
unwillingly I. school.
Ii. Brundagc will sell at auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, at his residence ad.
Joining TRIBUNE office, tomorrow, Sept
4th, a miscellaneous lot Of household goods,
including Singer sewing machine. BE
sure to attend and secure a bargain.
The Dillon national Bank report will dc
found on another page OF to.tav's paper
Eac. report OF this bank shows that a
larger amount ofbusincss has been transac'
ted, and also larger amount OF undivided
profits than the preceding report. We are
glad to note the increasing prosperity OF
this institution.
A grand ball will be given by the Dillon
Brass Band at High School Hall. on Fri
day evening, September 10th. The com
| mittcc of arrangements are II. -. Brainard
Fred Wick and James L. Shute. W. p
Lavne and +. f. Defrciz are the floor iii
rectors. Tickets $l.So. All so and give
the boys a benefit.
We are requested to announce that al
the departments OF the College Of Montana
ut Deer Lodge, will open ON Wednesday
Sept Sth, and that by the. kindness OF thu
officers OF the L. T.. and n. =. railway
students will be favored with hall fare per
,nits, BY applying through ID. Mcmillan
president of the college, Deer Lodge.
Messrs. Nuckolls, Murray, Elicl ant
I.apish returned Saturday from pleasan
excursion to the National Park. They re
turned looking as brown AS shay -diggers,
but nevertheless say they had fine time
encountered no wild beasts, few mosqui
toes aud little wet weather. When the,
left, the hotels were filled to overflow int
with tourists.
There has been an unusually large quan
titv Of corn raised in the vicinity Of Dillos
this season. The truth OF the matter i
that people are beginning to realize tina
, almost ANYTHING can be raised ON Montana
soil il it he given half chance. Ih'
trouble heretofore has been with the people
| and not the soil. 1t was carly decided D.,
the first farmers that certain things coul'
mt he grown, and that settled it ior yea, s
no. even an attempt WAS made.
CHURCH CHIMES.