The Dillon tribune., 1886-08-14
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
q. NJ. Best's residence located on Rife
addition will be completed in three weeks.
Miss Sells of Canyon City, and Philip f.
Poindexter will also accompany the Rife
Barrett Geyser Party.
Henry Cus!.ing's tonsorial and ablution-
ary studios will be conducted hereafter BY
q. Spencer OF isannack.
Dr. \. ]. Davidson and family OF Twin
Bridges arrived in Dillon Wednesday, and
will make it their future home.
Rev. w. 4. Shannon will preach in
Grace NJ. f. Church next Sunday morning
and evening at the usual hours.
Miss Annie Eastman has been success
fully canvassing the town during this week,
with large work on house keeping.
Is it necessary to say that w. 5. Parke
has again carried off the honors at the last
shooting match Of the Dillon Rod and Gun
Club?
II. Il. Melton and bride are expected to
arrive to-day. Their residence on Wash.
ington street will be completed in two
weeks.
The work OH Smeade's handsome house
is nearing completion. The painting is
done, and most Of the walls have been hard
finished.
The hour for holding Grace NJ. f. Sun
dag School is changed from 10 A. M. to
2:3o p. NJ. The Band Of Hope meets at
$3.50 PM.
Rev. W. \. Shannon has returned 10
the city. lie has been visiting Butte and
Helena in the interests OF a contemplated
publication Of a history Of the NJ. f. church
in Montana.
The NJ. Z. Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at Mrs. James Selway's next Wednesday,
Aug. 18th at : p. NJ. A full attendance is
requested as the annual election Of officers
takes place at that time.
Mr.. Casper Gcrhardt, one OF the wealthy
residents Of Pioneer, accompanied BY his
wife, spent day in Dillon this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Gerhardt are making pleasure
trip through this part of the Territory. and
are highly pleased with our town and SUR
ronndings.
Elsewhere may be found a notice OF an
excursion and picnic to Melrose under the
auspices OF the Grace NJ. +. church. The
grown folk should patronize the excursion
literally, as it is gotten up not to make
money, but to give the little ones a jolly
treat, and the children Of all denominations
are invited to go free.
w. W. Wylic Sup't OF public instruction,
has issued circular letter to county su-
perintendents, school officers and teachers
calling attention to the congressional en-.
actmcnt approved May 20, 1850, making
the teaching OF physiology and the nature
Of alcoholic drinks and narcotics, and
special instructions as to their effect upon
the human system, obligatory in the public
schools Of this Territory. See notice ir
another column.
\ correspondent writing from Horse
Prairie says that "Gooseberries and sage
hens are abundant. but the hay and waite,
crops are running low-The Barrett.Rifs
Geyser party will start Monday, Miss
Belle Williams will accompany them
Some three hundred Indian warriors
camped near Mr.. Brenner's last week
They indulged in their palc'faced brothers
luxuries: fire water and gambling. Tht
aormer gave rise to behavior which made
the ladies anxious about their scalps.
With reference to w. Sherman notice
OF whose death appeared in last weeks Sal
Lake Tribune it has been ascertaincd by 3
friend Of his here that it was w. S. Sher
man fcrmcr e,nploye of the firm Of l.. c
Fyhrie l. Co. \ letter from responsible
party in Salt Lake states that the body had
not been kidnapped as had been reported
but taken from the vault into which the