The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-01-30
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
Sore Threats and colds are prevailing
quite extensively.
Co"ndrum: What is tn. difference be.
tween baletl hay and hay, baled:
The Christian religion teaches that the
vilest sinner may reform and return.
If you want neat and stylish lob print.
ing call at the TRIBUNE establishment.
1t is Of prime consequence to provide
some means for fighting fire in Dillon.
Afternoon prayer meetings have been
well attended at Grace Church this week.
The business Of earning money by ma.
nip"'ating pasteboards is quite dull at
present
1t is just as unlawful to fight a prize
fight in the rink at Glendale as il is IN an
open field.
Dillon is gradually but surely becoming
an important jobbing center for large area
of surrounding country.
Ncsbitt u Frew's new photographic
studio, adjoining the TRtnt>E office is
rapidly nearing completion.
II they keep on uncartting crookeAness
at Butte there will be some hope for the
salvation OF that wicked burg.
Sim Estes has hit his destiny. He struck
it when he turned bridge builder, at which
business he is an immense success.
The LAW prohibiting the sale of liquor
to minors should be enforced as rigidlv as
the law against selling liquor to Indians.
Manager Dan L. Chapman will, open
the exercises and preside over the services
at the Dillon Pavilion ON Wednesday and
Saturday evenings.
Every time Montana zephv: strikes
Dillon property owners Shruy their Shout
ders and say: "rhe city is in defence
less condition against fire.
| One OF the Governments detective tim
Der agents was around this way during the
week. What he found out no fellow can
find OH, until report is made and pub.
lished.
The revival meetings at Grace Church
have awakened a great deal OF religious
feeling in this community, and number
have been almost persuaded but not
quite.
Up at Bate the "iellers' who earn liv-
ing BY loating around houses of ;ll.fanc
are getting game. Thirteen of these
"iellers' were arrested in one day and fined
for vagrancy.
| The pay car of the Utah and Northern
passed up on Monday, after which some OF
the railroad boys round the depot were
mistaken for first cousins OF the late Bill
Vanderbilt.
\ wagon load of fresh fish from Elenrv'S
Lake was offered for sale the othc: day
but owing to 4 plentiful supply OF fresh
white fish in this city the lax" fish were
taken to Butte.
Law shou.! be sold cheaper. now than
heretofore. We notice in all the law Of
fees in the city large additions to the law
libraries of the lawyers. 1t is to b. hoped
the attorneys will now he able to sell law
at reduced rates.
McGoueh is OF the opinion that tho new
salary law is stupcndous. The law Dor
rows from Peter to pay Paul. &. it takes
what the Recorder earns TO PAY the sala-
ri.s of other county officials. The salary
law is working beautifully.
We 90 not pay any attention to anony-
nous correspondence. \ letter from Ban
mack. without the writer's name, found its
way into red hot stove. Correspondents
will bear in mind that the authorship of
correspondence is Indispensable to the
editor of newspaper.
We notice by :he dispatches that the
case of DR.. f.. ]. Callahan. has been con
sidered bv the Supreme Court OF Idaho
The dispatch SAYS: "Thc Supreme Court
of Idaho has modified the Judgment in the
lease Of DR.. F. !. Callahan, under death
sentence for the murder of Thomas Breen
~ R,,cL foot and has sentenced him &c
|imprisonment for life.