The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-01-30


The trails leading to the school house
and churches should be planked.
The freight trains Of the Utah and
Northern are carrying lots of coal.
Butter ana eggs have a tendency to tun,.
bling downward in prices in this market
They don't play whist with the hoodoo
in the pack. but hoodoos play at the game.
There will be an auction sale Of house.
hold furniture ut the Pavilion to-day, Sat-
urda., at 3 p. ~.
II you want jol, of work done at the
Court House remember You will have to
pay cash in advance.
Work will be resumed on the First Bap.
tist Churcl, Of Dillon at as early day as
the weather will permit.
The desirable lots for residences, adioin.
ing Dave F. Reinhardt's residence, are Of.
fcred for sale. Read adj"
Peruse the double. column grocery an
nouncement Of r. W. Poindexter on an
other page Of to.dav's TRIBUNE.
a man was down from Blacktai in.
quiring whether there was a volume pub
lished entitled -" Improved Methods of
Lying"
The membership Of the Post of the
&. A. r., at Dillon, could be increased If
all the ex .soldiers it, this vicinity would
join the order.
The attention of contractors, carpenters
and builders is called to the advertisement
of the Building Committee OF the First
Baptist Church, 70 be found in another
column.
Our reporter heard that they were rails.
ing his satanic majesty or "sheol' up at
Glendale. Some one Of the religious de-
nominations should send missionary to
that riproarious burg.
On the ,7th the Senate confirmed the
nomination OF Robt Il. Smith, Of Dillon,
L. $. District Attorney for Montana. No
other nominations OF Montanians have
been confirmed thus far.
The Spokane Falls Re,yc," Of last week
says: "Noah Armstrong, Esq, Of lsea.
verhead County, Montana, who is one OF
the directors of the Spokane and Occur
d'Alenc Railway, has decided upon making
this city his home.'
There will be service tomorrow, Sun.
day, in St. James Episcopal Church at the
usual hours. Evening PRAYER is said every
Friday at the Rectorv at o'clock. A
short time is, devoted to Bible study after
the service. All are cordially welcomed
The school fund of the Dillon district
exclusive Of the special fund.- will only be
sufficient to pay the current expenses OF
the term until about the .st OF Ma,
Should the school term be extended be.
vond that time money will have to be
raised either by subscription, borrowing o,
by special tax.
The February issue of the O7Tr|0n0
Monthlr was published January 18th Its
announcements indicate a number of spe'
cial interest and great variety. 1t will CON
tain Il continuation OF the discussion Of
Chinese labor, which attracted so mucl
notice in the last two numbers, including
probably, paper from one of the leaders
of the Tacoma ;,rti-Chinese movement
and certainly pape: from John S. llittell
The February number of Dcmorrsf',
.No.u:,~c is before MS; and on examine
ton we find it very readable. "a Quaint
Old City," which is profuselv illustrated
IS quite interesting, and "A Year III l-o.
Angeles" and " Peter the Great are goof
articles. Mrs. Harris serial "That Other
Person" is continued. and the Shorter
tales are unusually we'll told. "Fron
Pencil to Brush" is an admirable feature
of this magazine.
The Ogden N1c-:> learns that on las
"Wednesday ten men IL The Logan depot
shops were shipped nort!. to Eagle Rock
ON acco,,u, of lacl. n. work in the iorme,
place 1t seems that a large number o
men have lately been discharged 1T Eagle
Rock and Pocateilu, the railroa, aut'ori
ties prcterring to retain the hands which
were situated at Logan, the latter having
been in the e:uplo,, of the company Longer
than those at the other places.
READ TIE LAW.