The Dillon tribune., 1886-07-17
Nanchers are wa;liny for water.

Nanchers are wailiny for water.
1t rained about thimb!eful Tuesday
night.
There will be no Baptist services to.
morrow.
There is but one store in Dillon that
keeps open on Sunday.
Mis-, Minnie Axes school, on Birch
creek, closes next week.
Numbers Of fish are cauyh. in irrigatine
otches down the valley
The July number Of ST. :7nms' Record
was published this week.
Kline 4 Callahan lostone OF their horses
on Thursday. Cause, collie.
Seersucker Suits tor gentleman, is the
latest style for summer wear.
Assessor Rote is rs,udin. up the tax.
payers Of Beaverhsad valley in good shape
Cattle and sheep are being moved fire..
quently on account ~ the s,or.ress of
feed.
Several refreshing thunder. showers this
week laid the dust and brigh,enee, things
mp wonderfully.
Feter Wilson, who lives on Baektail,
has fine crop Of red, and white c.rrants
jissst beginning to ripen.
Fl,e pulpit Of Grace NJ. Z. church will
be occapi~sl by Rev. ], ]. Garvin. OF Salt
Lake City, tomorrow Sunday.
The Beaverhead river is 50 low that r..
rigating dnshes, taken out ,ew years ago
near Point of Rocks, are useless.
Mr.. klemm. of the First National Bank,
owns the finest Nugget OF Alder guile /,
gold in Dillon. I. H. valued at 500.
Eliel offers some astonishing bargains in
his new doublc.column advertisement o,,
the eighth page. Don't fail to read it.
!. W. Jewell, the blacksmith. has swung
to She breeze handsome pictorial sign.
1t is the work Of Frew, the photo.artist.
Some OF the Odd Fellows had a little
'nstallasion,' all BY themselves, after the
regular installation was. over, the other
night.
The daily mail service between Bannack,
Argenta and Dillon is. growing great con-
venience to business people o! all three
places.
Mrs. Matte Shenun has, commenced an
action, ir the district court against Phil
Shenon for divorce. She asks tor alinony
and division OF properly.
There will be services in ST. James
church ON Sunday. As u>,.ai Il, II Il. m. and
at s p. ny, There vii! be celebration OF
the Holy Communion at 10 a. N.
Photographer Frew wen, to Bannack
with photo. outti, intending to spend two
or threc weeks in taking pictures, but he
came bac.; next day,-;;own too dull
Nearly every day the inhabitants o,
Dillon are treated to a mcasly, old, ourth
rate du>t.>,orn,, tina. fills their eyes and
lungs with a!kali dust and their souls with
disgust.
Thomas Groon> and Hank Harvard
came in from Gibbon>vi!le and brought
with them one hundred ounces OF gold re
:or:. the prodnct OF thirty DAYS run of thu
Gibbonsville will,
| Several head OF cattle were noticed nip
ping the leaves from the smaller shade
trees, on Idaho street, the oti,er evening
Mul!anev didn'i see them, else some one
would have had quite pound Zee to pay.
CT. Hobart, late an employee OF thu
Hatch Syndicate, National Park, says tina
Dillon was more largely represented b,
Park tourists, las year, than any othe,
tow in Montana The girls gevser part,
ssma>hed' everything in the Park
The following direction was found on az
en> elope containing. an official colnmuni
cation received at t,e /. :. Land Office, y
Helena, recently:
"For !. NJ. Page. i. >r,rs> m l-ni'cie>cr.
Care ct II. =. Nowds, L. =. Receiver.
| Helena, Montana, ~ stage ard rail-
| send the frs, c,anc.-d"nt fail
Be, it was rostmwked "Dil!on."
tn. three ",ea i;ki">" VIII" skipped cc'
of Butte and who were 50 unCcrc,,!onioua!S
arrested b> Sheriff .Fonr> Tuesday nis:,t
fixed up matters an: lett tow" "Wednesday
night tur s>a!t I.a<c. where they will. ii. Al
probability, ope:. Il, With their cheap Il"
and coffee packages a:''' their "~n'de e"
elrv prizes. They G,:sht man: suck SIS
in Butte. aad a.tcr he .ni'''t'> expos: /"
their sw;nd!e, .aevf:sund that city ,"t~;o
to hold :he;..
The managers o,..::.a. excellent ,cA'oi