The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-19

OILS in the bicycle business.
In the absence of flower, some resort TO
gathering >age.hrush Loquet>.
assessor Awful W. W. W. Rote is
feeling fa,herlv. lisa bouncing big boy.
There are no inmate. in the Dillon mum.
cipal hastie and M, five prisoners in the
county pen
Bishop Brewer confirmed three persons
ut St. James Episcopal Church last Sun.
day morning
The houses Of worship were thinlv at.
tended last Sunday evening, owing to the
'"clemency Of the weather.
The report Of the Dillon National Bank,
IN t".day's issue. is a larger showing than
heretofore made BY that bank.
Last Monday Mrs. Jos. Lane. Of Adobe.
town, was thrown from her horse, and in
the fall had her right arm dislocated.
The members Of the Dillon rod and gun
club get in practice gun play semiocca.
si'nally. and are gaining ground as shoot
lists. -
The TRlsrNE is sold at IS per annuu,,
in advance. It is not gratt'itously distrib.
u,ed, save and cxccp, to the deserving
poor.
Smith Balls furnace will start up short
~ and run on good. grade ore. which will
! insure another paving run of the Argerta
furnace.
Heaverhead wool,raisers arc busy, and
sheep shearers are making Dig wages.
! The new clip will be over average in fine.
ness and much larger in quantity.
! The First National Banks statement, to
bt found in another colu'nn. shows 4 con.
siderable increase in the volume Of bust.
ness over the bank ; last statement.
Dan Chapman is authority tor the
statement that the cash sales Of agricultural
machinery and farming implements this
season are proving highly satisfactory.
The Montana Baptist Association is to
meet BY invitation with the Baptist Church
in Butte. September nth. l.. l.. Wood is
moderator and Geo Byron Morse. clerk.
The TRIBUNE has received new sup
ply Of Corp's Mining Code and also Copp's
Settlers Guide Of the editions Of 1856
Copies can be had at this Office at the USUAL
prices. "a
In Beaverhead County there is mum.
ness manifested among the asrirants Cor
nominations for the county offices which
may be ominous. Gains come before and
after storms; ssfS&
New sheets are being delivered in Dillon
gratui,ously. Thomson u Bliven'< "Spicy"
Topic is the las, and best. 1t is possible
some itinerant newspaper tramp may be
insane enough to start one.h"rse daily in
Dillon yet.
We notice in the Hartford, Indiana
Times that Rev. IL. I. Norris, formerly the
popular pastor Of Grace NJ. f. Church in
this city. delivered nv address OH Decora'
ton DAY in that town. His Grafton was
an eloquent effort
The Sisters Of Charity conducting St
Mary's Academy. at Deer Lodge. have is
sued invitations to attend the closing exer'
cises of the Academy, which, will take
place or Wednesday evening, June soth,
commencing at o'clock.
Phil Poindexter. Of poindexter Il Orr, a
recognized stock prophet and grass sharp,
saws the late rains will be worth 100000
| to the s,ockmen in Central and Southern
Montana. in the way of producing hay and
grass feed for all kind. Of stock.
4 Fourth Of July ball ior tie benefit OF
the Dillon brass band has been decided up
on. Messr>. Good +. Paul. Walt. J. Grow.
ell, Fie!el Huber ard ". $. Parke are the
committee ON arrangements. \ large
number of invitations will bt issued.
The brickvar.l> suffered considerable
damage and loss through the late rains
! At McC.,e's ward the Damage was con-
| siderable. At Cusich's yard the loss was
greater. amountin. to- 10000 brick. which
will delay the firing Of the Mig kiln a few
days.
In the injunction case before Judge
| Galbraith, in cham beers. AT Deer Lodge,
Philip Shenon was enjoincd. and the plain.
tits required to give $4,000" bon!>. In
the other case the temporary I'M JUNCTION
aoains, the Treasurer O. Custer County
was dissolved.
The first number OF the Idaho Hct"I'r.
published ut Salmon City, Le,nhi county,