The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-08

>"'s'"os bel! has reached: Dillon
Inc County Commissioners ,,,oo,o
o"'''s N'efk office Monday a, a ho,r,,
OF correction. " "''ro
Ihe Dillon Brass Band wen. n E,,,,,,,
Yesterday, to furnish music for the ns.n
ocra''c meeting held there in the ,,,.,.:u,.
Inc Dillon Lumber \ Grain Co., ,o,,sa
the'r disabled >aw.mi|l boiler on = f,tn..
ana sent it to Butte, "Wednesday nis,,>. for
repairs 'e''' 'o'
II is said that neuralgia is only the PRAYER
:. d diseased nerve for healthy blood Thu.
'se''seo nerves Of some people seem to
pray without ceasins."
Eastman has added more shelving f., lie
s'at1onery and notion store which ~, ~.
way is crowded with all manner O, GOODS
pertaining to bis line OF trade.
DR.. Raymond MITCHELL the Democratic
nominee TOT school supc,intent emf, who
mao made arrangements to move to Virgin.
Ia elty, has now decided 10 remain perlna.
nently in Glendale.
~ rumor comes from Glendale To- ,ht, at:
'ect eha@ T. K. Award, druggist, has as.
signed to n. Armstrong l. Co., and that
DR.. IL. Schmaulsen is in CHARGE ~. Nv.
store, for assignecs.
Inc brewery building is up and partly
rooted. Part OF the machinery, the tubs
ana Kegs have arrived, and it vii, no. be
many weeks before Dillon will be supplied
with home.brewed lager.
The tribune job department carries
the largest stock Of tirstclass commercial
stationery in Southern Montana. No
cheap stock used All customers can rely
upon getting Grstclass work at reasonable
prices.
VIM. c. Orr is talking Of building u grist
mill just this side Of the new brewery
Work will probably not be begun until
next spring. l: is thought sufficient fall
can be obtained to use water for driving
the machinery.
T. ". Poindcxtcr will probably build q
fine new residence on the rise Of ground
just across the irrigating canal. 4,
the head Of Pacific street. It is as fine To-
cation for residence as can be found ir
the vicinity Of Dillon.
"Gray Dick" W. II. Smead's beautiful
carriage horse, died suddenly, Wednesday
He was driven up to r. II. Poindexter't
place, about three miles from town, ane
was apparently all right, but soon ate,
stopping, nc fell over and died.
Dan. I. Chapman and Miss Clara n
Shively we're married by Rev. W. A. Shan
non at the residence Of the brides parent,
on Washington street, Wednesday evening
the 9th inst The tribune extends con
CALCULATIONS to Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman.
Geo. NJ. Brown Of Horse Prairie, VIII
returned from the National Park last week
brought with him twelve thoroughbred
Merino bucks which he purchased in Boze
nan. They are all registered, and wer
imported to this country by J. Il. Sherbin'
OF Middlesburg, Vermont.
In addition to the Red Riding Hood can
tata there will be vocal and Instruments
music, a reading Or two, and an exhibition
Of "Nladame Jarley's Wax Works. Tn
young misses and masters who are 10 tax
part in the entertainment, are putting in a
their spare time learning their parts.
Mrs. NJ. A. Dingley sent out handsom
invitations to all the ladies' OF Dillon an
its vicinity to attend her fall opening {
millinery and fancy goods on Wednesda
and Thursday Of this week. her stor
is filled to overlooking with everythin
in the millinery line, to which she has &C
ded line of toys and holiday goods.
There will be held grand republican ra
lies at Glendale on Saturday evening DC
:, I'd and at Dillon on Monday evening DC
18th at which the Hon. W. r. Sanders. tn
republican candidate for Delegate to Cor
gress, and other prominent speakers vii
address the people. MI are cordially ii
yitcd to attend these meetings and hea
something that will do them good.
A Kodym NCo., merchant tailors, lat
! of Red Bluff, Cal, have located in D'llor
in the shop formerly occupied by a. "
Crowell. The gentlemen are practice
tai]ors and will make business and ores
suits to order at San Francisco price
This is something that Dillon has ion
needed and we wish the newcomers aoune
ant Success
N Me. Cuuc expects to leave tt