The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-09-10

Jonn Weightman reported six inches =,
snow on the divide between Argent, ,nd
Bannack Monday. ''
The baby boy Of Robert Bolton =, ~.
camp, born last week Thursday. died ST.
oroay and was buried Sunday.
Sunday night was as disagreeable a. MIS-.
s'o'y could be. with the falling s,ee, and
two inches Of sl'sh under foot,
Standard gauge ties and new stee, rails
are being laid on the Spring Hill division
OF the Utah and Northern railway.
ihe next annual meeting OF the Pres.
Association Of Montana will be held in He,.
ena during fair week in month Of Angus,
1857. '>'
lie Ogden Ac::s perpetrates the follow.
ing bilious pun: "Watermelons are drug
IN the market and causing a market for
drugs"
Sunday nights storm Of sleet laid thu.
uncut grain fiat and weighed down mum.
erous shade trees in town and surrounding
country.
Coles circus is billed for all the i,upor.
eant towns along the Oregon Short Line.
1t IS very likely Dillon will not be visited
BY the aggregation" this year.
The public should bear in mind that the
rate for money orders has been reduced bv
the possoftice department to five cents for
all sums Of five dollars and under.
Moonlight nights we're made for wooing
believe some Dillonites think 50 too, a.
they take long walks-simply cooling: bu.
soon there'll be wedding or two.
!. Mr.. Brundage's auction, held last Satur.
day was very we'll attended, BY both sexes.
considering the unfavorable weather. The
most Of the goods went for fair prices.
An exchange says: 1.-The longer we run
. newspaper and write about people and
events the more We realize how utterly i'm.
possible It b to scratch every man on the
spot where he itches the most
Mrs. Samson, the ",est medium spent q
few weeks in Virginia City. While there
she got ibid Of Tom Baker and told him
so much concerning his past and future
that he he has been dizzy ever since.
The Sebree, Ferris 4 White Co,npany
Is selling more binder twine this year than
ever before. Manager Chapman's elo.
quence coupled with the excellent quality
Of the twine handled is :he principal cause.
The funeral Of Mrs. B. F.. Nelson was
held from the Methodist Church Sunday
afternoon and was largely attended A
large procession Of carriages followed tho
remains to the last resting place on the
hill.
Salmon city Rceo,ary:: The mail route
has been changed, so that all mail from the
south for this place comes via Ca,na> and
Nicholia. The stage will arrive in the even
ing hereafter; the route between Red Rock
and Junction will be cut down to tri.week.
~.
The change in the weather the past week
has caused Eliel to haul down his "su,nme,
bargain" advertisement, and in its place
will be found Ton the eighth page) a neat
little card calling attention to few Of their
specialities. When the imnense stock Of fall
goods arrive, another announcement may
be expected.
1t is a good plan, that few seem to fol-
low, to secure the hay.corral fences in
place BY firmly setting posts in the ground
in the center Of each panel Oh the inside
Then heavy bulls or other cattle pressing
hard against the jack fence to get at the
hay stacks cannot push it inward and yet
at the hay as they otherwise often do. II
is worth as,en,ion.-L. S. :7onr~m.
"Ntaw," asked Dillon hopeful the other
day, 'what does frugal mean" "Why,'
answered the curious parent. lit means
economical or saving" "Well guess that
Miss G.. mus. be 'nomical or sumthin',
cause when she vent away the other day
she said she was goin' to set up frugal
housekeepin' an all | Gould see was
lookin glass. a lone patchwork quilt an a
'larm clock"
Attention is called to the report OF the
First National Bank OF Dillon. published
bv order OF the Controller OF the Curren'