The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02

There is demand for good, fresh butte
i'll this place.
The TRIBUNE comes out this week wit
a new heading
The bows talk OF playing game Of bas
bal! tomorrow.
Capt. II. $. Howell Of Virginia City, wa
in town Tuesday.
Old papers can be had at 10 cents bur
die at this office.
The thermometer registered 81 degree
in the shade Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Jackson took the train 70
the south Wednesday morning.
| John j. Fallo' took little prospecting
tour to the Horse Prairie country Thurs
day.
Remember that all matter must be in on
hands by Thursday night to insure publica
ton.
! Mr.. A. Byrd and wife, Of Virginia City
were guests ut the Corinnc House thi
week.
John Wcightman returned from Butte
Monday. John adn,res his new avocatior
very much.
The merry MARBLE al the robin is heard
these beautiful spring mornings among thu
willow louyhs.
Mr.. W. NJ. Ranks residence received :
coat Of paint this week which adds great,
10 its appearance.
The Virginia Chop House has changec
hands. 1t is now under the supervision q
a Mr.. Simmons.
Jos. Kcrby, Of the firm Of Anderson
BUNNY 4 kcrhy, OF Silver Star, was in
the city this week.
| Twelve car loads Of tics were placed on
the north cnd of the Utah & Northern rail.
road track "Wednesday.
Mr.. J. S. Wilson, living ten miles below
this place, has plowed upwards Of forty
acres already this spring.
Mr.. W. r. Jacobs, Of the firm Of w. NJ.
Rank y Co, left yesterday morning for
Helena on b,lsircs, trip.
Parser. the il. ~pressibIe "Pen Man"
with his banjo and fine turnout made the
city lively tor few days.
The good people of the Catholic and
Episcopal faiths, are, in measure giving
observance to the lcnten season.
l.. Ruth Esq, representing the we'll
known house If Geo. A. Lowe " Co., has
gone East on short business trip.
On Monday afternoon Mr.. Ilovt took the
photograph Of the switch engine with sew
eral Of the railroad boys on board.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Hawkes. will give a
big dinner to.,n 'rrow at the Valley House.
See bill OF fare in another column.
Our new job type arrived last Monday
and now We are prepared to do all kinds OF
job work with ncatncss and dispatch.
\ hotel girl over in Butte licked the pro.
prie!tor with rnolasses pitcher. lie must
have been sweet landlord after the battle.
Several Of the boys went out to the end
ri the track Wednesday tor ride but they
earned it before they got the ties unloaded.
Rev. +. y. Riggan. of Fish Greek, gave
the tribune Office a pleasant call on Sat
urda.y last, while on his way to Blackfoot,
Idaho.
Messrs. W. Dunn and J. D!ickcnstlerf.r,
Snpt and Chief Engineer OF construction,
returned Thursday, and will remain sever.
al days.
On Monday evening last. there were ~
immigrants arrived at this place Out OF
this number, 81 had through tickets for
Helena.
Rev. ". e. Shipper, assisted by Rev.
Mr.. Garvin, of Butte, will preach at the
school house in this place, tomorrow
morning and evening.
Sunday last, there were five Shetland
ponies arrived here for Gimcr, Salisbury
n Co. They are beauties, and attracted
considerable attention.
There is young lady at Miles City, who
lived before the flood. lived during the
flood. has lived since the flood and expects
to marry before another Hood.
Mr.. Mart Wil>cy, Of Sheridan. called to
see us last "Wednesday. Mr., W. WAS on
his way to Leadvillc. Col, where lr OK.
:;ects to make his future home.
The meeting Of the members Of the ".
ccum last Monday night Was complete
success, and was attended by "a large pro.
portion Of the intelligence and fashion OF the
city. \ constitution and by laws were
adopted, officers chosen, and the question
selected ut the former meeting discussed
with ability and very gratifying success. Ill
was decided by vote OF tac house in ia.
vor "t the negative, the question being:
'RcSolved, that there is more haDpin,.>s ,o