The Dillon tribune., 1886-07-17
flenty vi strangers in town.


Root beer is becoming popular hey.
erage with many people
Frew, the photographer, took two ,sa
aaves OF the Baptist church Monday.
White dresses are all the r,gs ,,,,.
are quite becoming to some STYLES Of fem.
mime beauty
These are fine evenings for pleasure
driving and they are utilized by al, who
can get rig.
This hot weather is unprecedented. The
memory Of the Oldest settler fail, r., ,ro
duce its equal
All prominent stockmcn are 0: one
opinion on the winter feed qses,ic,, that
It will be very Short.
oConnor, Snyder \ Co., have the con.
tract Tor adding anothey story to Henry
Burfeind's residence.
The friends OF Rev. Mr.. Shannor will
be glad to learn that he has been returned
to Dillon for another year
~ '""'.u'unin advertisement ut Sells
Bros triple circus and menayerie will be
found on the second page Of to-day paper.
The iron tor the tronrs OF the new stores
on Montana street got so heated b, the sun,
Tuesday, that it had to Dc handled! with
gloves.
Phi' Poindexter, ir., talking of getting
up geyse' party. Phil has made several
trips to the Park and ''>aie>' all the good
camping places.
The local market is wei! >upplies with
a good assortment Of tres., frui. wh;cY, is
being sold AT lower prices thar ever be.or,
known in Dillon
There was lively descen. made by ti,s.
worknen engaged on the Bapti>. church
spire, when the dus. storm came up last
Saturday afternoon.
It is sale; that a handsome two. story
brick block will be erected on the vacant
lots corner OF Montana and Glendale streets
before fall. "Barkis is wil!in''
Evening calls are quite the fashion
with Dillon ladies, Just now Indeed, after.
noon calling is quite out of the question on
account Of the dust storms and heat
Mrs. DR.. Pickman had the misfortune to
lose her pretty canary. bird this week. 1t
was lovely singer and knew more cute
tricks than half dozen ordinary canares.
i'm Murray says the mosquitoes down
have the strength to pick fellow up and
turf, him over in bed, SO taey can get Il
better chance at him.
\ programme of the Union Sunday
Schoo! Convention of Montana, to be held
in the Baptist church at Helena, OF, July
I'D, ,+th, and 18th has been received. 1t
is interesting, but too lengthy for our col
u,nns.
The price OF lager beer has taken a
tumble, at the Nevada saloon, as will be
seen by consulting the advertisement on
the third page Of to.day's paper Ben also
sets up a lunch and a schooner Of beer for
3 cents.
Sells Bros advertising car arrived in
town last Saturday with an army OF bill.
posters and distributors. In a short time
the mammoth billboard and all the avail
able dead walls in town We're covered with
gorgeous paper.
The TR1nl NJ circulate> IN tor:v cities.
towns and s,am!ets within a radia> OF, les
miles of Dillon. Advertisers DESTROYS of
reaching these people will find s'c TElH.
r<E a valuable medium in which to place
their advertisements.
Geo Savage recently put u powerful
force.pump in his we'll and hose enough
to reach any building on the premises
He saws he doesn't wo-rv much about fire
any nore, for, unless it gets too great
start. he can easily >que:ch 1t,
Dusky Indian maiden> about forty
SHOWS OF age) pedd!e anrire goose'err'es
with charming native grace. The" pack
them in 4 blanket. across thei! shoulders
sluns. and charge two bits hacset when
a white ~quaw asks tor some.
The first annual meeting 81 the " ss'
Side Fair and Racing Association will DC
held at Butte on August 10, ~, - - a"s
:, 1856. The Assoc ia,ion offers purse
for Montana bred :aree.!yeas 'o.o~' 1'e''
is \ chance for some Of Beaveraead young
flyers. . a.,
Everybody has been kicking about tn
no, weather all ti:c week, out II news
paper reports can DC relied upon, We nav
not so very much to complain Of. A Mile
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