The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-23

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No elope,ncnt>. suicides, murders. rob-
'crit>, burslaric>, fires, or dead DRINKS, to
report this week The city is getting good
with a tendency toward more morality.
The dog -poi>oncr IS around again. Some
p">il'aninou> ca~s is spreading poisoned
bait for dogs. ii YOU OWN Il dog that YOU
value put Il mu3zie on hin, until the dog.
destroyer takes rest.
DIR. Azel 4Anes, jr.. OF the Ame> Cattle
Co, of Horse Prairie, is col'ec''n. data
about the stock growing industry, and he
will found thereon n bi, in Congress in
behalf Of stock growing.
Dillon business men report that business
i really better nov, just after to- holiday
season, than they hal expected. Business
is much hrisker than it WAS al :, corre>.
rondng period last year.
Inquirer: Twill the Cutting down os the
rate of taxation for 1856 build needed new |
bridges, mend old ones, nr MAKE necessary /;
county improvements" Don: mother us.
Ask the County Commissioners.
An Argrn,a correspondent writes: "In
looking over the Aryena camr find it to
be more prosperous than ever. There are
seven mines in this camp that are produc.
ing first class shipping ere ut the present
time" "a.
The Dillon Furniture (.o, under the ~.
slicious management nf "A2o>tle" Paul,
is widely extending its territorial scope Of
trade. The company is carr, ing the larg.
est stock Of fine furniture ever exhibited in
Southern Montana.
Marriage, birth and death notices are in.
serted in the TRIBrNE yratuitonslv. All
! sucl, notices, however. must he sent in for
publication. IA nrwsnarcr people are not
| supposed to know the names. places and
dates nf all such events.
! On the Paloris niue. IN the I">t Cloud
| District, a force If sixsren men are taking
out two car loads NJ .hiupin. ore pcr
week. The gre goes to Omaha, for re-.
.,uct;on. In 1885 the po'sri> mine Welded
| $4,000 worth Of shipping ore.
(, Montana women are instr,wtiny minis.
tiers to leave The word ''ohev' ont Of mar.
rage ceremonies. Next they may insist
on having the marriage ceremony close
thus---"I pronounce vn,, man and wife I'm.
til death, or divorce. s'o WOW part"--with
heavy emphasis ON the wnri! divorce.
The lIel,n, XtyuM thinks that the
Utah and Northern hranc', from Dillon te
Helena will be completed the present vea'
rs il understands the charter for the roat
will expire at the beginning "t 1857, ane
that the company will not apply for its re
rewal without performing considerable
work upon the road.
There will be services as usual in ST
lanes Church, Tomorrow, Sunday, at Il
a. m, and at : p. m. Sunday School Il
l,:1, Monday being the festival 'nt >h'
conversion Of St. Paul there will liz scr
vices in the church at II a. IN. Service
and Bible study ut the Rec,orv CA mex
Friday evening at O'Clock.
We have received a copy OF the lIolida,
Number of IMk's EHum G~ide. published
at Rochester, n. Y. 1t is Il neatly rrin.et
pamphlet of lcS pages, full y: information
relating to giants, >trubtrrv and seeds
, People VINO intend ~ improve and heautif,,
their grounds and gardens should stud,
the E2.,W t.rit'' drNn. III" leisure Of 'h'
winter.
The st. :1tw'r> .>H-"rsf'' is the name q
small paper. issued ten times year. b
. Rev. $. ID. Hooker, Rector of 81 lame,
Episcopal Church in this city. The .S~.
rcsfty suggests religious and church mat
, tiers for consideration. and It's columns COT
1. tain Information Il general an" iot;
character rc!atin. to the work G' the Epi'
ropa Church,
: The Second Quarterly Meeting will h
held in Grace Church to-day, Saturday
, and to morrow. S,,r,,,, by H,~. !.
Morris. Quarters l'"n:>.r neg ;::' ci'urs'
tonight. Su',,r,,a> Prsn''!,::," a /, u. u
ana, D. "A. :c-'n.'r.r", Sunday. Sarr;
,n,,t At the ..ln,,' ., n}Nrr;ry >rrmo'
I'oun. people, 'n,stin., at $50 p. II
I.n>rira>t after the even iny sermon.
-. The failure of the County tunni>>io,
cr, to submit the Court Ilol>c question
a vote 81. thc voters rt Bcavcrhcad Count
at an earlier day than III, next general clc'
y ton docs not meet tho approval OF It