The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-07-10
II was ic4s in the shade on Thursday.

>' '"o 81 RoOu trace 1T s!iFerWaTe |
! this week
Long cattle trains continue t. pass this
station every day.
The street sprinkler has to do double
duty these hot davs.
\ bargain in cattle can be had by ap.
plying to Smith 4 Melton.
There was no service at either the NJ. F..
or Baptist churches last SUNDAY.
st. James Episcopal church, was crowd
Cd TO its fullest capacity last Sunday.
Composing with a type writer is some.
thing like >ettin. type without "eopy.''
The Salmon City iItial,o) Rru.ry ap-
peareti on the Fourth inst printed in red, |
blue and black
DR.. Picknan's lots on Idaho street, are |
being put in shape for seeding down. BY
local gardener.
Kline 4 Callahan, butchers. expec, soon
tn run butcher wagon to l}anrack max. !
ing two trips 4 week.
The carpenter work ON both the inside
and outside OF the Baptist Churc' is being
pushed as rapidly as possible.
The ban> boys occupy the new band
stand two evening. Of each week. and olav
several selections very nicely.
Dillon wa~ 50 excessively q lively on
the Fourth. that each lav since has seemed
tuller than the precedin. one.
The Republican postmaster a, Fuller
Springs continues to hold his Office. ,ur lack
OF Democratic postotlice timber.
All the old, worn out, pigmy rails on the
| l',ai, and Northern railway are being re-.
placed b> steel rails NJ standard >izc.
There was to have been a buildin. boom
in Dillon this year, according to predic i'm.
Haven't seen anvthin. Of it !, wing around
loose, have voa:
Alex Metzel, ut puller Springs, Madison
county, has removed his range cattle to the
vicinity OF Red Rock lake. ON account OF
the sht'r,nes> OF feed on his own range.
1tSNt ans ffFf" lIhS CuldI NSU
from Il seven column folio t. Il five column
q.'arto. 1t is Il great improvement. and
reflects credit on the town Of Great Tails.
You stand ON !, street corner and watch
Il man come rolling dow ~ the street, :.>,ride
OF 4 big wheel. with little wheel tagging
On behind. 1t looks easy enough, but did
you ever try it:
Rev. e.. 4. Fro>t> Dillon friends were
greatly disappointed. last Sunday, in not
hearing him preach. The 'rRIH,>i made
the announcement aulhoritativclv, but it is
evident that some one Numbered.
The ,|ickcring light OF Il ho,.air balloon
I was seen. at about eleven O'Clock Monday
night, >;nlug slowly aon. near McCartv
mountain. 1t is PRESUMED to have been
sent up from Glendale Or Mclro>e.
The city is lull o! mosquitoes these very
warm evenings. The pru'nenadr,> don't
seem TO mind item, although it is noticed
they hvcp in constant motion 50 that the
little pests don't get a show to light.
We never knew, till this week. that law +.
vers couldn', eat more than a quar-, OF ice
cream, at IL single sitting, without getting
sick. 1t was supposed they were capable
oi cndurin. intense cold. rs well rs extreme
heat.
IL. !. Bur!ciyh has purchased new Cali.
graph, No. . writing machine. 1t is Il real
beauty, and Harry j. is rrou>! OF i, as the
average small boy is with new pc. top.
The machine does clean and rapid work
aud maniiolds perfectly.
\ splash: suppressed feminine scream.
followed by heart, laugh: Il yutteral
swear word or two v>capin. from Il mas
cuiin. threat. and i, was al! over. Nothing
>criou>-onl> i p. .cs,rian hu'rviny TO the
bard nail. and an irri.atinG ditch. banks
tut
S;.nGN : gale raised hob With the wood
en- Ian. protectors worn nN i'r"h''> voun.
shade .yrr~ The wind ben, INC trees over
#, Tar that most 1T .hr protectors were mp.
ru,,,.pl, nli hay, ~ii.r,' been removed. The
iltt> look nart i''N &C Al >Htt ''>iiI- ''t'i
rec: 'rc>>t>.
Barb, Il vir. j. no, tit tor r>e IL town
'T,.,r,. j o,.,. :yll,.. ou il:iiln street. or
nal,,tn,,.,i with several 'uW> ct the bar
l,arnu> material, ,hu' has r,tii>cu cor! slider
able. ,,.n.a,i,, ar,' i likely :" cau~'. more
Il he "r;.y tas;> ,r,.,t ahe it into tlsei'
= n, ,,i- t., !. =. ken
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