The Dillon tribune., 1886-12-31
Inc Baptist entertainment ,e,+s, ,,a..

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l"e salary law is working disadvantage.
~ everywhere.
me bapt's's Of Pagevil'c give their
Xmas tree" tonight.
H. }. White >.a"ted for Pc, ,lanu. Orrro,
MONDAY on' business trip.
be" D't'mer has sold his saloon and its
fixtures to Layne and Chaplin.
Inc ladies' OF the w. c. 7. l.. w;,,
serve refreshments to morrow y, III. o..
Hail.
Inc smelter a, Ncholia has closed down
for an indefinite period. beir, ont IF c,,~
and coal both.
Ire Siock3rowers Association of South.
e'n Montana will hold their nex, ne.,.,o
Al the Court House On Saturday Jao. s.h
a , pm.
r'oe' Huber was the luckv winner of
the diamond ring ratified at Eastman's las,
night. There were fifty chances, and Eide,
threw a.
Inc Glendale Dramatic Club vii, give
an entertainment TO night for the benefit
Of The Saoba.h school Of that pace. Is,
meralda is the play selected.
some one says that a man who won't
take paoer because he can borrow one
would toast bis bread with the smoke Of
his neighbours chimney il he could.
Our Nicholia correspt nlent writes us
that Jack Wilson, an old timer, who froze
his feet about five weeks ago, on his way
from Blackfoo: to Lost River, had to have
both legs amputated recently.
l"e many fiends OF Rev. II. !. Norris
will ~ pleased to learn Of his growing
POPULARITY. His church at Hartford CITY,
Ind is nros-os;ing III every respect. Al,
present ne Is connected with corns OF the
most prominent lccur in toe State end
will deliver his lecture on 1.-The National
Park at len Of tue Leading cities.
The Dillon Lodge, No. 80, \. F. ard A.
NJ. held meeting las, Saturday evening,
and installed their new officers: G. T..
Pau, Worshioful Master; r. J. Moore,
Senior Warden; eide: Huber, Juuior
Walden; W. &. Or, Treasurer; +. NJ.
0 Connor, Secretary; w. ]. Crowell, sen.
ior Deacon; Y. W. Poindex,er, jr Junior
Deacon; c. 6. Noo'e and Richard De..
con, Stewards, anu h. r. Cnaoman, Tyler
Albert, the ls.yea, old son of Cha.
Dishno, met with sad accident last week,
between Nicholia, Idaho, and Bannis,er.
He and his brother Silas were going home,
to Bannister) with load of supplies
About half way over Albert got off and
was running along side Of the team when
he slipped and fell, the wheels passing over
both thighs, crushing them. Silas took
him home and DIR. ID. NJ. Peasc Of Nicholia
was sent for, who set the bones and did
all he could to east the poor little fellow.
The territorial papers are still ha Ping
on the appointment OF Leslie instead Of the
great Maginnis. Cleveland, like most
politicians, is looking out for number one.
1t may seem strange tina, the President of a
nation OF fifty millions OF people can't rise
above his own private interests, but regard
for truti, impells us to remark that Grover
while toastng his big equity toe before the
White House fire, is thinking more about
his next rheumatic twinge than often thou
sand Maginnises.
Have any Of the nish.hawks Of Dillon
seen comet around' The Butte Miner re.
ports that one can be seen in the north. west
sky about four o'clock 4. NJ. We have
gotten out Of our warm bed several nights
Of this week to catch sight Of this strang.
err with the flaming tail We have stood
in the silence Of the star light, straining
our neck to every point Of the compass, to
interview this nebulous creature, but the
comet come,h not, and We grew weary.
We don't believe there is comet. II it
ever did come to Montana, it left Disguised,
when Maginnis didn', get there. Though
We didn't see the comet we saw some.
thing similar. AS we CROPPED through the
darkness, the slippery ground upset us,
and We saw-stars. Has any one seen
comet: