The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-11-05
AROUND TOWN.

Sttutu
There are several cases OF iiphthcria re-
ported III this city.
Opium u>er> are leaving Butte for green
fields and pastures new.
Twentv.six couples participated in the
may dance Friday evening
| Eggs brings 50 cents per dozen at Bate,
and butter 80 and 10 cents pound.
Mrs Bryant's show case offancv worstcds
! is attracting crowds Of lady admirers.
| The Northern Pacific is expected at
Mile, City about the 18TH of November.
! The opium i.,,s are having bad effect
on the local representatives OF the Miner.
The new church Of st. Peters (EpiscopaD
at Helena, will b. con>ccratcd Tomorrow.
| Mrs. French Of .Aryrntu. is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. +. Graeter OF this city.
The Courier rejoices, as the failure of
the fair, ins,,rcs them IL good supply Of veg
ctablcs.
business here entirely, and started anew in
Walkcrville.
The social hop on last Thursday evening
is spoken ot, BY the participants. as a very
ENJOYABLE affair.
Mrs. John Nickum OF this city removed
to Butte "Wednesday evening where she
will in future reside.
The Glcndive Times wants Il bank, hut
does not specify whether an Egygtian
monarch or the other kind.
Mr. A. b. Knight, ofVirginia, arrived on
"Wednesday mornings co.c:, and lett on
the evening train for Butte.
During the stormy months, at least, the
route between Butte and points in South
ern Montana will be via Dillon.
Rev. George barley will hold di,inc
service at the NJ. E. Church tomorrow
morning and evening, at the usual hour.
One OF our down. the valley ranc h,nen
was fined IS and costs, for assault and bat
terry. About an even thing, & for pound.
Mrs. u. B. Mason, OF Bannack. who has
been visiting her parents in Kentucky tor
some months, returned to her home this
week
Mark Twain's new book, The Prince
and The Pauper," will be ready b., NovIsth
Dillon is bein, c.l.,vassel lur subscribers to
the york.
Mrs. Bryant l,a, Just received stock
Zcphyrs, and Germantown and Saxony
Wool> and will make up Hoods, JACKETS
etc. to order.
The construction Of the new Jail for the
county is being rapidly pushed towards
completion and will be ready for occupancy
at an early dav.
The Old Virginia Chop House, after 60
ing through Il great many different hands
during the past year, is now awaiting an
other proprietor.
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south side OF rrask X Graves new place OF
business, but in time to be extinyni>hed by
Il bucket Of water.
The Utah & Northern R'v Co. has OF:
fred Il reward of $r,on for the capture
and conviction OF the nurlerers OF Joel
llinckley at Franklin.
The Desert .Nra,s enters quite lengthy
complaint about Southern ttall mail mat.
tiers. The complaint is equally applicable
to almost any other locality.
The n,me of the new.fan, led horse dis.
eose is (pink evc). As the disease has al
ready reach Utah, We can hardly expect
Montana to I've exempt from it.
\ gallant Young man jumped in a we'll
at Benton, to rescue a drowning child (as
was suppo>ed) but at last merged bearing
Il half drowned puppy in his arms.
The new time schedule tor the Utah Nor
thern took effect in the early pant Of the
week. The train tor the south now arrives
at 9..oa. M; for the north at $40 p. IN.
James Ryan and William Cullen were
found guilty of rohbing, Mr.. Charles Stin-
| son, ut Nle,rosc, and were sentenced to five
years each in the Deer Lodge penitentiary.
Isaac W. Danford, the prisoner who
broke Jail at Virginia some time ago, was
sentenced to five years imprisonment. for
robbing the mails O, til. Yellowstone, last
June.
\ free fight occurred ut saloon down
town few evenings ago at which the
prominent features OF many Of the combat.
ants were more or less deinoralizcd. bad
medicine.
An un,dvcrtistd and positive cure for Catarri
cdr Sykes Sure c;rc'
|; flies ON tn wings of tie morning. good new,
as well as bad, ALWAYS. We mean the fame o
"Dr Sykes Sure Cure for Catarrh.'
DR.. l. c. Smith, OF Virginia City, has re-
ceivcd his appointment rs Cnited States
exam mig surgeon tor pensions, under the
provisions OF section All, Revised Statutes
Of the United States.
Miss l.. {. Dodge. formerly teacher o
| cltI KAY -~AliOOi ili!kI Iltl SlStSJ, WIS IiiN
went south on Mondays train. They in.
tend to spend III. winter in the "ya- 10 orou,
climate, OF California;"
Mr.. George Whitaker who has for !;
long time been in the employ OF Gilmcl
n Salisbury, has resi- yned his former place
and accepted that Of night Waterman 70,
the L. Il n. at this place.
The H~shawauam says that the Weld OF
calves on the Musselsbell was about tht
same as last year, ut the season round up
The >tockmen say this is about 80 per cent
less than it should have been.
Mr.. f.. 5. Wright, cashier at the ,ai!roae
office ut This place, went south ON Monday
train. lie takes the place ofthc agent wht
was murdered at Franklin. We wish hin
every success in the management OF tn
new Office.
Mrs. Ii. II. Prout, mother of Rev. E. {
prnut. arrived here Saturday evening fro,
Salt Lake City, and accompanied NJ,
Prout to Virginia City, Monday morning
where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. 4
Bennett.
Helena has been trying to have auothc
: blaze, but it was seen in time to be cxtir
, gui>hed. 1t is said that the row OF huile
t ings in that part OF town, where the fir
: originated, is the most dangerous fir. ira
: in the city.
We call attention to the new f,,rnit,,
/. ! nd r>fE Go.