The Dillon tribune., 1886-02-27
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
Roads dry and dusty.
Is this May or February:
b"ncl''grass is beginning to start,
The Sunday closing movement still
hangs fire. =,
Flowing is being done a, yar;ou. points
in Eeaverhead valley.
The oldest old.,i,ncr fever saw the equal
OF the winter of 1850.
Fine strings st fish are being brought
home every day by loca, fishermen.
a large quantity OF baled hay has been
shipped from this station this week.
Services at St. James Episcopal church
Tomorrow at II q. ~. and 7:3o p. m.
Pcrn~e the new. double column at!ver.
ti>ement Of Mrs. l.. kupfer'> jewclry and
gun store.
tiorsesncn are hssi'y engaged in break.
ing the treachcr<n's broncho to harness, or
sot!1lle, as the case may b..
Dillon merchants are s:xpressiu. hope
that The dull season is nearly over All
anticipate lively spring trade.
Rev. +. L. Bostwick, Baptist, preached
to tair sized ana interested congregations
at the Court House last Sunday.
The Rifles" will compete with the
" Eroo'ns' in a ;,rizc drill at tn. Rink on
next FRIDAY evening, March sth.
The Baptist Rifle Brigade is rapidly APP.
proaci'iny perfection in its drill, under the
skillful directions al, Fred Wick. drill.
master.
1t is learned that Barney Marshall. Of
Sheridan, has leased tn. Madison House,
at Virginia City. and ~il! take charge on
March lst.
Lent does not begin until March 10th
this year, and Easter Day will fall on the
latest date possible for it to come on, j. e.,
April csth.
Waslinx.on's birthday was observed in
Dillon to the extent Of displaying few
flags and by the pupils OF tho public: school
being given ii holiday.
Rev. DR.. Clark, Baptist, ct Butte, will
preacl, at the Coarl House, both morning
and evening, ON Sunday, March ,th. All
arc cordially invited to attend.
An observing Dillonitc says that the
way to encourage a tramp is to show him
pile OF cordwooi; explain to him the use
Of 4 bucksaw, and other little Az OF kind.
ness
Nesbitt l. Frew's photograph studio is
completed and the proprictor- are ready to
make pictures in any style "f the art. 1t
is the most complete gallery cuer bull: in
this county.
Ton Baker says: " Learned men tell
us that in Latin tho word editor ;1acans TO
eat In the United States it means "a
scratch around like blazes to yet something
to tat" AIT! Tom knows.
Several vonng ladies OF this vicinity
incurred because they we've not rc'ne,n.
bereel on st. Valentines day. They would
have ,clt worse had they received some Of
the ugly carica,urcs Offered ,t~ sale this
year.
Since the establishment OF The juristlic.
ton o, Nevada in August 1851, which
comprise. Nevada, Montana, Utah, Wy.
o,ning and Washington, the Ancient Order
Of United Work,nen tav. paid ont ST. TO-.
600 il, death losses.
The Salt Lake Placer Mining Company
which owns claims in the Bly, Hole basin,
shipped in from Dillon, this wees. port
able Saw mill, an<: quantity "' wrought.
iron pipe. noxzles, ETC.. tor hydraulic min
ing. Tho company has men a, work On
| ,ar.. ditch shi.h will he finished by the
time the ground is ut to work.
The ,o,lowin: comprises the troops now
stationed in the depart rncn. OF Dakota
Two regiments OF cavalry. one light bat
terry. OF these one regiment Of cavalry,
three regiments and one company at in
fan,rv are stationed IL, Montana. Gencral
tohn Brook, colone! OF the Third infantry
II in command Of the district Of Montana
which comprise. tho posts OF Forts AS
sinnatm,inc. Ellis. MaSinnis, Mis>o"!a and
Shaw. with headquarters at Fort Shaw.