The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-11-12

so"" are beginning to arrive.
H. ) White has fine assortment Of
canned goods at his handsome store
REV mas ornamented the front of Halli.
Gay S building with striking new sign,
|. Cal. Brown entered upon his dr,;ss ,s
railway station agent, at Melrose, Sunday
There was an enjoyable dance at Amps,
place. on Horse Prairie, "Wednesday even.
ing.
Tre'ght has arrived in enormous ouon,;.
ties at the freight depot in this place ,bi,
week.
E''el makes some interesting announce.
ments, under the head Of "New BUSINESS
Locals"
Nothing OF Importance was done by the
Board of Equalization at their meeting.
Monday.
We will probably be able 10 publish the
official election returns in our issue Of the
10Th inst.
Prot. J.. l.. Jameson delivered two liber.
al lectures at the Court House, this week,
to fairsized audiences
The Salmon City Recorder man is "on
his ear" because someone asked him. at the
polls, If he had taken the test oath.
The Band boys gave a dance in Poin.
dexter's new store Wednesday night. The
proceeds are for the benefit Of the band.
Phil Poindexter is fitting up the post.
office building with shelving, etc, prepare.
tory to putting in stock OF stationary.
Dillon merchants have finer stores and
carry larger stocks than do the merchants
Of any town between Ogden and Butte.
Rev. S. d. Hooker, will preach tenn
perance sermon in ST. James Episcopal
church Sunday morning. All are invited
to attend
| The latest rumor in regard to the
change in time On the U. n n, is that the
change will be made ON Wednesday, thu
18th inst.
Stodden Bros. have weathcrboardcd
painted and otherwise fixed up their house
and now it is one Of the suggest homer
on the valley.
| lanes Yarham, who lives down the val
ley, had 81 acres sown with oats, this year
which Welded 60 bushels to the acre. H
sold the whole crop few days ago at ST..
so per hundred pounds.
The dude has new anti. chestnut device
He wears an imitation chestnut as a scar
pin. 1t stands out in bold relief, and serve
the same purpose as the time. honorcd goni
in checking moss. grown stories.
An elevator-capacity, 1000 pounds
has been placed in Poindexter's new store
by which goods can easily and quickl
moved from the cellar to the second stor,
An outside stairway connects the first an
second stories.
los. Shineberger, Of Red Rock, shippe
"a carloads of beef cattle to Butte tn
week. lie shipped ten cars last week an
will have about the same number to shi
next week. Mr.. Shineberger prefers But
to the Chicago market.
Gushing t. Moore, the new boot ar
shoe dealers and manufacturers, make q
announcement to the people Of Beave
head county and Southern Montana
this issue of the TRIBUNE. They have
neat place Of business and arc already ha
ing good trade.
The U. & n. R'y Co., have ceased usir
the freight warehouse, opposite the TRl
rHE Office, and will hereafter use the 5
bree. Ferris & White forwarding hous
The Dillon Lumber l. Grain Co, have VI
for the entire building, recently purchase
ofthe railroad people hence the removal.
On Wednesday evening, November lot
=, the residence of 7. w. Poirdexter, q
cured the marriage of R. b. Nuckolls al
Miss Georgia Johnson, both OF Di''o
The marriage ceremony was performed
the Rev. S. u. Hooker, OF st. ames Ep'
: copal church. The TRIBUNE extends co
gratulations.
While the painters were engaged in
:, moving the scaffoldiug from in front
y H,),;day's store, Monday evening" a nea'
plank got away from them and fell TO u
ground, jus, grazing Miss Georgia .)on"S'
Gnow Mrs. \uckolls). who was passing
q that moment. Had the plank struck n
:, r, l. would have caused