The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-07-10
TWIN BRIDGES.
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wit" t"'"">'a>m-r,,. n,,.. '''
Races.

,;>,a 's n, |''''''''' 's'v'';''io" OF ,hs pvc..
''o on o. Independence by our good r.,, '
with the generous a>>i>'anc, Of al =, 'S" y,
tor miles around, was this wear 49,, N '0''
Joyaole feast for all the senses. uv.. ~
Glendale Cornet Band with that. s
new uniforms tall p|umcd ,e'ne,~. i I-A
white cartridge boxes and ,b;nr. :; mug
ments, looked, as they are the ;mn.. y
ton ot "iire fellows" and their ,rr,;.
my! "twould melt heart Of sto,.~ II
AT an early hour the people began ~ j..
rive almost every buggy and wayon %
full OF ehi'dre" with their bright s,v, w, wa
SHINY faces, the girls with their gay coo,'s
ribbons and the BOYS in their new ,ro.
and copper.tord boots, Will. the ,,s,;
hood'un rode his buckiny cavusv md
looked as he felt, the embodiment 81
t'onal Independence. The band pla,., !.
short intervals until the hour ,;r th, -.
reception when they took their pos;,;on
front OF the hotel and Marshal Nl,rc.p.
and assistant Joe Kirby ordered d.
people to fall IN and al! marched ~ ).
grove under the grand old trees on ..
bank Of the ripping Bcaverhead wilma,
had been erected the grand stand tr IL.
dignitairie> and the large table for the r.,
ti'eshments.
Col. Corntorth acted as chairman. u,,,
ducing Col. Galloway Il, orator ~.
Declaration OF Independence was W.,
read by Prof. Mahonev in clear vo;,.
then music, and the military Colonel be,,,
tire Grafton going back into the dark 40,
for ideas Of liberty, following it IN stem,
step until he ca,ne to the Callawav iam1,
the declaration OF Is and Montana pawn,
Joe 'roolc the compliment Of having DONE
nothing towards bringing the moun,ais|
and people into the Union as a State tell
ing what mighty population the Terrinrv
has, and looking around we surely though
50 too. for every third woman had hat
and wagon loads Of children. Surely ,b
national increase by next wear will maI|
it necessary for Congress to admit lis j
Statehood. 1t was grand speech, nd
Col. outdid himself by making it short
| Then came the Refreshments, and t,..r
were truly good, and the pies and cakes
chicken, sandwiches and icecold lemonAA
by the barrel, with cheese and in fac.
everything good and healthy and plenty d
| it. The ladies' God bless them attends,
to replcnisl'iny the empty plates and
dishes until all were satisfied unless It
was the "small boy who thought he
could eat some more ii he could only
"s'and ny awhile"
| Next in order was the horse racing
Coli, Dick Riddle, Nez More and Ward
were the committee and performed then
| duties we'll. Three horses sleek ana TEI
well fitted, were brought upon the trac'
Edyill'> bay horse was the tayorite neN:
the Butte brown mare: betting was liver
on these two, but the quite sleepy LOOKING
bay mare from Big Hole had few bacStFs
and no betters OH her, after 4 few lats
starts they all got off lively and the by
| Hole bay mare came out ahead so ,F
stake holder kept the money as ''e'e' y
| the tavorites had won.
The dance and tire works in the evt!a''.
could not be beat. music superb, and al! gu,
joyed themselves better than ever oe''
on Independence day.