The Dillon tribune., 1886-09-17
ii'rsch'nan has declined to ru,

i'rschman has declined to ru,
.an Jassers. Of Horse Prairie, is reur,.
cd to be very ILL., - 'ei'o'''
The Band ball held last r,;,,,
was well attended. @'e"'"s
Inc front has been put in the turn;,,r.
Co.'S new building. "''"e
The workmen have finished ,,,x,.
the Baptist church. e''"s
Allie Dingley gave a party to f;f,-., -
ner little friends on Monday.
Dillon supports nine grub fa,tor;c. ,,l,
'"eS a" seem TO be doing good business
The Dillon Furniture Comp,nx ;vsx -,
opening hop tonight, in the new baild;nr
The Butte Miner has recently ch,n,ca
..s make up The local is now pu, on tn.
third page. '> W >"e
l"onsen 4 Bliven received a car load
OF fruit Monday. 1t is a fine assor,m.n,
a"c is being sold at reasonable prices.
Coal is delivered at Mioi,.ok,, 90 mile.
west OF Pocatel'o on the o. S. Line, a, 500
per 'on' 1t Is $,o to it: per ton il 1,;l.
Ion. W.T. !" '>'''
Inc t'oze'nan co~ri,, says tina. Win
oakley lately Of the Dillon Eauw;urr is
probably the most ski'tul job printer in the
Territory. VIZ
I. %. Depue, Of upper Red Rock, has
moved his family to Dillon ttr the winter
20 that his children may attend our excel.
lent public school. .-..~ =" =,
IL. }. Bur'eish has changed his place Of
residence from Railroad avenue to the
house on Montana street formerly occu.
pied BY II. Brundage.
Supt. Cannon last Saturday examined,
AMI iss'.ed certificates to Mis-. Maggie
Reynolds; teacher At Poindexter's and Mrs.
X. J. Sholes. teacher at Glendale.
United States Commissioner Walter
Matheson has received instructions from
Robt. B. Smith, 4. S. Attorney for Mon.
tana. that all United States case. from
Yellowstone County sill hereafter he dis.
posed Of at Bozeman instead Of Miles CITY.
Fridays Billing. Gn=ettr
Rev. Hugh Duncan, presiding elder OF
this district, has decided that the import.
ance If Eagle Rock demands the location
Of a resident preacher. lie has in conse.
quence sent to Philadelphia Tor man
whom he thinks has all the necessary
qualifications Of a successful preacher.
A team Of horses attached to a lumber
wagon, ran away Monday afternoon and
made things jingle on Montana street, for
time. The team belonged TO r. W.
Poindexter and ran from the freight depot
to their stable on Railroad avenue, where
they stopped. Slight damage vas done.
Frank Convne, who has been for two
weeks with Mart. Walters thrcshing out.
fit, was last Saturday thrown from the top
Of the separator while crossing an irrigat.
ing ditch, and severely bruised his right
arm. No bones we're broken and he will
probably BE- all right again in few days,
He came in with the outfit Monday night.
Through the kindness OF VIM. II.
Oliver the TRlBuNE force was treated to
to some Of the finest fruit ever grown in
the mountains. The lot consisted Of green
cages, blue plums, Bartlett pears and
pound sweet apples, all the largest and
most luscious Of their kind. The fruit
was grown on the ranch Of W. II. Mead, in
Oneida county, Idaho. The apples meas
ured te, inches in circumference.
Il. NJ. O'Conner, OF the firm OF OCon.
ner Il Davidson contractors and builders,
went to Twin Bridges Wednesday morn
ing to begin the construction OF two
story residence for John Wilhar:, OF that
place. The house is 10 be .'ox4l feet in
size and will have mansard ROOT. The
interior will lie finished in Queen Annc
and E.astlake styles. The whole cost, in
clueing painting, will be abo", $500 J.
| !. Hutchinson is the architect.
From Prot. Cannon. principal OF the
Anaconda public sch u. We learn that the
school at that place pened last week with
1o6 pupils in after nee, which is larger
! number than hav yer before enrolled in
that district: also that the trustees have
furnished for his Use a $50 physiological
chart, and are having made bookcase 10
contain the new library that was purchased
during vacation. The trustees OF A"aeon'
da district evidently take an interest III
school matters.
The Missouri Rtpub|tm we'll says: ut
is not the great dailies OF the great cues
| -, ...,>,;.b +hc most though their