The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-02-06

Dillon will soon be provided with
hook and ladder company.
During the week afternoon praver.mcct-
lnss have been held ut Grace NJ. Z.
Church.
the backbone of the winter is not brok-
en- in Southern Montana it is showing
great weakness.
The "Otiicial Map of Montana is being
scored hv Eastern Montana journals for
several glaring errors.
The ball given ut the Pavilion on last
Thursday evening was we'll attended and
the participants had pleasant Time
Ranchmen are bold enough TO drive
their horses at good speed when the AM.
mails are astraddle Of their wagon tongues
The TRIBUNE JOB Department is Just in
receipt of an elegant assortment Of stylish
stationery for wedding and reception cards.
The Utah and Northern people conte,n.
plate building handsome new depot at
Butte early in the spring. Ditto at Dillon.
The crazy sheepherder, who attempted
to use Il large knife on Sheriff Jones. will
be examined before the Probate Judge and
a jury.
Our society reporter was unable 70 fish
out the dates Of weddings, which are re.
ported to take place within reasonably
short space of time.
| Postmaster zoe will receive >ubscrip.
tons to Il fund to be used in erecting a
monument to the late Vice President Hen.
bricks, at indianapolis, Ind.
The latest rink rules read that b"stles
and small hoop skirts have been declared
out oi fashion, and SO ladies can sit down
on the floor Of Il rink with inpnnity.
Bob Sutherlin, editor OF the H~Sbuud-
man, is the worst bachelor in Montana
Bob is getting real mean. Whenever 4
Meagher County matrimonial event takes
place Bob shows his teeth and pokes fun al
the unfortunate couple without stint.
The Montana Tin Mining Go. will or.
ganize tonight with the following d.
rectors: Il. +. White, David Lamont, G.
w. limerick, Dan. 4. Chapman, Of Dill
Ion, Dr. Meade, OF Bannack, J. E. Little
field, of Ogden, Utah, and ]. ". Peck.
The Centerville Mining :7o~,~M is the
name Of II new paper just started ut Cen
terville by J. ". Penrose who was latel.,
connccscd with the Butte Miner II is ar
eight.column paper. The initial num-
Der bears evidence ct newspaper cnterpris.
and ability.
The Glend;vc Times editor says: 1--WE
don't believe there is any he'll for Il mar
who has run Il country ncwspapr, for five
years. He should be exempt on the grount
that he has had sufficient punishment i,
this terrestrial sphere to cleanse him hon
all impurities"
One OF the big dailies OF an Eastern
city holds that" The philosophy OF holt
dav advertisers vino fill the columns o
newspapers with their announcements il
to purchase, ana then abstain from at!vcr
Using on the theory that nothing it'rthc
is to be gained by publicity, will not stane
the test Of examination.
Our Idaho contemporaries ar. calling ii
question the legality OF the action ot TIT
Supreme Court of that Territory in chang
ing the sentence of DR.. Callahan from
sentence to death to a lii>. sentence in prison
1t is said that the defendant was not il
court when the change was made. DIR
Callahan will he remembered as having
practice>l medicine III Dillon and Bannacl
before he went to Blacktoot, Idaho, a
which place, on the 18TH oi last April. h
killed Thomas Brcen.