The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-09-03

A'o" forget the Band ball at Sch,,>,
HAIL. next Friday evening, September 10Th
o. +. Morse has put tall overco,t or
ms store bulding-in other words, doub,s
boarded it.
1he steam wood saw has tuned II, ,,a
causes one to think seriously Of tn. cold
time coming.
The walls OF John +. Bishops new brick
residence, on Idaho street, are M IN, s,o.,.
The brick'ayers are making fast time.
Engine No. ,16, that was formerly used
on the Anaconda branch. is now be;ny r,,
on this division Of the Utah and Northern
Sim Estes has been marketing some fin.
large green corn in town this week. Sim
always has excellent luck with his; crops
Of whatever kind.
"Guv." Pollinger Of Twin Bridges, Mad.
'son county. will probably be the Demo.
cratic nominee for joint representative, in
place OF Thos. Baker, declined.
The root OF p. II. Po,ndextcr's fine new
residence, near town, is nearly finished
1t is expected that the house will be ready
for occupancy by October first.
The Dillon Lumber and Grain Co., are
building large addition to their ware.
house opposite the TR1r, NE office. AIey.
ers 4 Willard are doing the work.
The Butte Inter Mountain of Tuesday is
slightly mixed in the matter OF the deaths
of James Reed and Peter White. an ac-
count of which we published in last weeks
TR1BtNE
The society editrcss of the Mine, evil
IDENTIFY doesn't like the way Dillonites keep
hotel, Judging from the TRADE she pcnncd
for the Sunday issue OF that journal
Guess she must be "tenderfoot"
On Monday Jim Murray had Frcw take
a photograph OF Edison, the beautiful bay
trotting stallion recently purchased by the
Beaverhead Livestock Company Of W.
II. Raymond, proprietor OF Belmont stock
rancl, in Madison county.
Supt. Blickenderter 5 private car, having
on board several railroad officials passed
up the road Monday night. The car was
sidetracked at Glen, for the ostensiblc pur-
pose Of giving the gentlemen an emporium.
itv for going trout fishing.
I. II. Hatfield recently secured the ser.
vices Of Matt. Reagan one OF the best sad
die and FAIRNESS makers in the territory.
Matt, is no "tentlcrioot" and cheap sabees"
his business, having worked in the best
shops in Helena and Bczenan for several
years.
The new butcher shop Of X. !. Boldly
presents an inviting appearance to those
in search Of a choice steak or cut
let. Under Bob's direction, the carpenters,
painters and paper hangers have trans
formed the old building into n nea: place
Of business.
rhos. Baker, editor OF the !Nm'iSo~ia~,
whom the Democrats Of this county re.
commended for the position OF Joint repre-
sentative in the Legislature for Madison and
Beavcrhead counties, has declined the NOM
ination, with thanks. "Press Of private
business" is his reason.
w. r. Eastman accompanied by John
Stewart, Of Butte: started tor Red Rock
lake yesterday morning for several weeks
Of hunting and fishing. They took along
good outfit, and will have things coy
when they make camp.
The stonecutters who dressed the stone
trimmings for Poindextcrs residence are
working on "a gray stone monument 10 oe
placed over the grave Of \. NJ. Morrison
one Of the victims Of tho double tragedy
enacted in this city las; December. The
stone will cost about 5000.
! uilhouse Raymond's Belmont mare,
Carrie Belle, who won the $500 purse At
the Helena fair races, is on the programme
| for two races ut the first meeting Of the Is
u. p, Association, at Bellevue, Idaho,
next week. There are several Montana
| Aver. besides Carrie Belle down tor races.
4 complete programme will be fo""" on
the eighth page.
| The publication day Of the TKl"r>E has
been changed from Saturday morning to
Friday evening. The paper has been is
sued 10. long time on Friday evenings
50 that packages could 20 north o" the
carly morning train, Blu. as there is not likely
to be any important changes i" the run
min. Of trains. it has been thought best 10
make the change above noted