The Dillon tribune., 1886-03-27

Kew. w. G. King will deliver auoth,r Of
ms popular temperance lectures in Dillon
before he leaves Montana
The next meeting 81; the Stockgrower,'
Association Of Southern Montana will be-
held on Saturday, April 10th.
The pay car OF the Utah and Northern
stopped at Dillon, and the railroad bows
were smiling after lis departure.
Over in Eastern Montana the hens have
gone 81: strike, and quit laying since
eggs harS tuu.bled down to i bi: Il dozen.
Daa Chapman is in his cle,nent again.
Ills "F'yin2 Du;chuan'' Grafton, would
tn"Sc The e'cqucncr nj Dcmo>,,-nes
sva
There j. runner that Io!, Sa,hvrlin,
bachelor and editor OF the Hxsbaaauau, is
about 'o we'd M.agher Coun,y milk.
! maid
CLARK 4 l'an.'vy. Of T.,>ton Montana,
are aeiss' 'isi'y their Observation-Disclosures
Cd horses IN the TxlnuSE. Sec aaver.
ti-e.ucnt.
The Dillon Broom Brigae.. xii! no, go
to Butte. Dillon girls arc appreciated too
well at home to go to = foreign country to
! muster or parade.
Rev. l.. l.. Wood. q. Helena, will de-
| liver Il lecture ON temps rance at the Court
Hoase, Tonight, Saturday, March, 9Th, at
| S y. M. Everyb<Niv il, ritsfi
Sheriff Jones and Under Sheriff Murray
are sutn'non,ng tho Grand and Trial Jurors
for the nest term OF District Court. wlict.
commences on Monday. April ..th.
Recent assays OF orr. from the mines Of
the Montana Tin Mining Co., made a. Salt
Lake, Bannack and Butte, shows the tin
III paying Quantities in the Samples of ores
assayed.
Sam 1agyers on Horse rrairic, h:.s 4
COW which gave birth rec. ATTY TO three
live l,eiter calves The COW Is only three
years old, and for a three .vea~. old J. max.
lug big record.
The BARRIERS OF Dillon have entered into
II mutual agreement to close their shops on
SUNDAYS 1T O'Clock, p. III. Men who fail
tn respect the hour "i closing will have to
|ather aud shave themselves.
James Mau,dn, of Willuwturn Ranch,
is Offering for sale !, :ery fin. lot OF thor.
ougbred, pcdis:ecd voung -ta'|ien>. Re.
cent additions "a Mr.. Maultlin's >,uu com.
II, I.
Halliday n Go. me putting up large
brick warehouse, tn, dimensions ct which
are ,werty.tv. bv ;',tv feet This :iru is
cxtcndiu. lis trade rapidly throughout
Southern Montana ad Ea,,ern idaho.
The machinery for sinking the artesian
well is expected 10 arrive soon. The first
well will be sunk by company organized
for that purpose. The first we'll is to be
sunk ON the ranch OF X. A. Reynolds,
about three. miles from Dillon.
There is an upward tendency in the
prices of goods. While this is "A fact, we
notice that Elicls not only keep the bulk
OF their stock at former figures, but have
made great reductions liz certain lines Of
goods.
r. W. Poindcxtcr, ST., has been con
firmed :.> Postmaster at Dillon. The APP
pointsncnt is good one. Mr.. Poindcxtcr
will take charge Of the Office rs soon as the
Presidents commission arrives from
Washington.
The TRlHUNE has received from Henry
n. Corp, the land lawyer OF Washington
City, copy OF the tenth edition OF his
Settlers Guide. 1t IS an indispensable
book tor all who are, c' expect to he, in.
,c!vsted in public land.
At no corresponding time in any year stree
the tribune has been established has it
enjoyed SO large run Of advertising and
subscriptions IS the paper docs ut the pres
ent t,nc. We are .ratificd at the increased
circulation a;ld patronage bestowed on the
TRIBUNE for it is conclusive evidence that
the paper suits the people.
The Christian citizens OF Dillon are feel.
in. tina, an organized effort should be- made
to insis, on the outward, a, least. obscrv-
ance OF SUNDAY. The Sunday closing
movement is gradually gaining ground in
the city, aud if the places Of business were
closed ON the Sabbath our people would
experience no Inconvenience therefrom.
The April issue o. the "Overland Month
W. will contain at least two contributions
to the Chinese Question, carefully written
and from new stand points. The "Over-