The Dillon tribune., 1886-12-03
IN TOWN AND OUT.

''''H'''e' WHO VISITS MIN.
The roads which were SO muddy few
Gay" ago. are drying rapidly.
rr'tracted meetings are being held this
week at the First Baptist Church.
Inc luscarora Mining Company at Ar.
sen'a Will soon start up its furnace.
Several hundred sheep were lost in Vel.
'o"s'one county during the recent storm,
The first number Of the papers on "Dv.
Mantle appears in this issue of the Tim.
UNE.
The Rev. S. D. Hooker's addition to his
residence is progressing. 1t is being plas.
tered.
1t your neighbor still refuses to lend Won
his tribune, call on us. $2.5o in ad.
vance.
The Helena Herald is advocating the es.
tabl'>hment Of government telegraph
system.
L. w. Poindexter has taken into part.
nership with him his two sons Philip and
Thomas w.
Mrs. Rich, wife Of ]osephus Rich, died
last Friday night. She had been sick for
many months.
Doctors Leason and Pickman, amputat.
ed Scott Hare's leg last Saturday. The
patient is now doing well.
Fred Vick's new ad. appears in this
number. He keeps every variety Of liquor
and the most fragrant cigars.
1t is rumored that another dainty,
piquant, charming, faylike creature will
soon-but why report news ahead Of time?
The Knights Of Labor at their meeting
last Monday passed resolutions expressing
thei: sympathy with ]. Rich in his &c
reavement.
Butte seldom sends her buns to Dillon.
But this town had one in the person of C.
A. Lawrence that is as good as whole
regiment of 'em.
Our devil and the weed have parted
company. Hence the DEVILS definition:
Tobacco is a vegetable that makes you sick
when you don't use it.
We notice that a. R. Miller, canvasser
for the "Museum of Antiquities, is still in
town, trying to wake up some Of the fos.
sils who never read anything.
A new organ Of the American party,
called "The American Flag, has appeared
at Washington. Long may it wave DER
the land of the free and the anarchists
grave.
Manager Huber, of Mrs. Kupftr's jewel.
~ store, says the new ad. placed in the
TRIBUNE last week, is already bringing
him trade that formerly went 10 Chicago
and New York.
The u. S. Government p. O. Inspector
visited the Dillon Postoffice Sunday. lie
expressed himself we'll pleased with the
business.like way in which Postmaster
Poindexter manages p. O. affairs.
Services at the Baptist Church Sunday
as follows Rev. F. Z. Bostwick will preach
at II a. M; Sunday School at 1890 p. m
There will be Song service at 7:ls p. m.
following which Rev. T.. c. Frost will
preach.
You write to the old folks in the East
once a week. Stan ,, envelope, and paper
cost YOU five cents or 500 year. 1t is
not only cheaper but saves YOU time to
subcribe for the TRIBUNE, and 'stEd it to
them instead of the week. v letter.
Nothing but the eagle eye Of our report
er would see the two or three notices
stuck on fences and posts in different parts
of the CITY. Some of our friends 90 not
seem to yet know that the only meo'o"
of advertising here is the TRIBUNE.
There is talk of change in time on me
Utah and Northern, so that the Tour o'''v
passenger trains may make close connec'
t;ons at Pocatello. AS is, both western
md northern bound passengers changing
there. are obliged to lay over day
Mrs NJ. B. Reese, of the W. Z. l. |.
gave temperance lectures at Grace NJ T.
Church, Sunday and Monday evenings
to large and appreciative audiences Inc
lecturer took her texts from scripture ana
treated here subjects forcibly and e'o'
quently.
A funeral semon will be preached IL