The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-11-12
AROUND TOWN.

SIR. T. Il. Warren, OF, Butte is in tn,
Cit, this week.
Go to Mrs l.. t. llansou'> for Fashion
able Millinery.
New goods constantly arriving ut Mrs
l.. T.. Ilan>on>.
Judge Douglass has been spending a few
day in town this week.
Butte has received Il new invoice o
al,nond-ty we'd Ccicstal>.
The weather has ~ IN as cl,,,nycablc as /
woman mood, the past week.
The Northern Pacific Railroad crossct
Powder Riv,r last Saturday week.
The Hi,ry Press says that Choteau coun
~ has never had !; delinquent tax list.
Mr.. H. T.. Tretrv OF Silver Star took the
Express Thursday morning tor Michigan
Rev Geo NJ. barley LEI: on Tue>da,
mornings Express tor his home in Colo
RADIO.
The Glendvc Times says that immense
herds OF Buffalo are within sight OF that
place.
rhs Hut,cite> expcc. 70 hear the whi>,l,
weeks.
Mes>r>. Bohl,non Il Thompson have
opened the Corinne Hotel Sample Room
Sec adj.
The shipments OF NJ ntana cattle over
the Northern Pacific have been between
500, and 5000
Mr.. Charles llirschmln has been making
extensive improvements OH his residence
on Washington ST.
The independent says there is about
$Ioooao worth OF ore ON the dump OF the
Little Jennie mine.
Til. NJ ,liso,i,n ext ,nds an invitation to
Bishop Futile to visit Virginia City, before
he leaves 10, Utah.
For all kinds OF House and Sign painting
call on W. K. Frew, the best painter in
in this portion OF Montana.
! The weather continues to threaten us
with winter and longing eyes are cast to-
wards the larger wood plies.
| \ reception was .enndered Bishop Tut
tie at the residence OF Bishop Brewer at
Helena, on last Monday evening.
| Mr.. Fisher Of Salisbury reported two in.
chcs OF SNOW in that vicinity on Sunday
| last, while at Dillon we had none.
Salt Lake WAS treated to Il SNOW storm
Sunday night which covered the ground to
to the deptn of ten or twelve inches.
The Episcopal Church at Butte is COM
plcted AVID will b. dedicated to-lnorrow, at
which sv.vte Bishop Futile Is expected to
preach.
The S. l.. Tribune finds fault with the
clerk OF the weather in that section, and
cancelled.
Mr.. ana Mrs L. c. Fyhric, who have
been visiting friends at Spring Hill, for
several days this week, report that burg as
hourishing.
Bishop Brewers first annual address to
the c..rsv and laitv Of Montana, was deliv.
cred at st. Peters church, at Helena, Mon.
day evening.
It is estimated that there was $4,000
bushels OF wheat, and 6oAooo bushels OF
oats raised in M.sscala county, in 1851
Independent.
Las, evening c,illren's party was Civ
en- at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dingley on Montana street, by Master
Willie Dingley.
| The .i,unt Courier says that parties in
that vincinitv are offering to furnish ties
for the Northern Pacific Railroad, at :,
cents each, delivered.
The merchants of BlackfDot have agreed
to close their places Of business on Sunday
after Nov. 18th. \ good example for thu
merchants OF Dillon to follow.
The murders Of Joel Hincklcy static,
near Portneuf. They admit the shooting
but say the shot was accidental
From private sources we learn that Mr.
Ed S. Ball who lett Argenta, some week
A.,o. to spend the winter in Salt Lake Cit,
has left that place Tor San Francisco.
Mr.. +. Glencro>s is extending his f,irni
. ture store towards the sun, and though no
As the original building, helps very mucl
to fill up the ugly gap caused by the fire.
| \ car on No. 5. North hound heis h
broke down between Mun;da and Sprin,
Hill on tuesday last. damaging sever,
cars and OBTAINING the train until the nex
day.
Bishop Tu;tlc preached the consecratio
sermon at St. Peters church, Helena, las
! SUNDAY morning, and Rev. Frank Levi
: OF BSzelnan. preached the conv oca,ion scr
mon in the evening.
Mills Bros. have leased the Inter Mour
tain> Freeman publishing outfit and ar
publishing instead OF the dctunct paper
the .NoutnHa .Nr7"s. We wish the ne
) paper success and long life.
o Mr.. !. 7. Gilmore, the efficient manage
t of tin. Continental Oil Co.'S business
: Montana has established depot at Silvt
) Bow, leaving Mr. +. +. Savage in chars
= of the house at this place.
: The Butte Miner gives an account of
u fire at Black Hill Canon, nine miles fro,
Butte, on Monday afternoon, by which til
residence OF Me>sr> NJ. Il ]. Vinnoche ";
DESTROYED. Loss about 5000.
Pat Doolcv who >to: Julie Errick at Ne
Chicago. has been bound over in the >u,
OF 5000. to >ppear before the Grand Jur
y of necr Lodge county The Grand Jur
o will meet the last week in November
Emigrant> continue to arrive for vario,
parts OF the territory Some come Ter the
II health, but more OF them are seeking pc
y manent homes in our pleasant land
:, mountains and valleys, and still there
room.
We are glad to learn that Mrs>r>. Be-
nett. D,sra aud Anderson. the gentlcms
a who were so suddenly prcc;pitatcd into II
river by the explosion at New Chica.
last week. were none OF them seriously i
jurcd.
The Jail a, For, Benton had been sold
Mr.. I. y. Cummings, tor the sum OF )
S.S. The court house was also offer
for sail but was not disposed OF The Ri,