The Dillon tribune., 1881-03-19
Pat O'Ncil is building an addition 10 his

Pat O'Ncil is building an addition 10 his
hotel.
Judge Wade and Conger were visiting
The great mines at. Butte this week.
Our deputy sheriff Is slightly out Of luck
This week his prisoner made an ascension.
There has been enough Of railroad iron
arrived here this spring to lay thirty miles
Of track.
! ,Mr. p. H. Poindextef, Of the firm Of
Poindexter & Orr, gave us \ call on last
Wednesday.
Our limited space compels Us 10 only
publish short summary Of the letter OF
our worthy Bozeman correspondent.
The passenger train from the south was
about nine hours late on Monday night. 1t
arrived here At , 40 q. ,n., Tuesday.
By the breaking up Of the Ice on the
Missouri river, Miles City was flooded by
water to the depth Of three feet last week.
Han Bb, the Chinese preacher at Virgin
Ia City, who was arrested and taken TO Hell
ena under false prctcnse has been acquit.
ted.
Pat O'Neii, at the Corinnc House. has
rented his bar to VIM. Kelly, who will con-
tinue the business In connection with the
house.
We cali the attention Of our readers to
the ne 4 I'D" Inserted In Our columns this
week Of the National Park Hotel, at vir.
ginia City.
Chas. H. Green, of Point of ROCKS, gave
us call this week. Mr.. G. contemplate>
running milk ranch near Butte the com.
Ing summer.
The TRIBUNE Office has = new, beauti.
f,l sign. The work wattcxecuted BY
sHolcomb the Pairser" who is certainly
an expert At his trade.
Mr.. Robt. Rutter, one Of cur popular
blacksmiths, has this place and the sur.
rounding country billed with large posters
calling attention to his work and exceeding
" low prices.
From the appearance Of the broad grins
and loud smlles around the railroad depot
the DO, have been convinced OF the fact
that II is only eighteen miles from Widdle'
town to Waddletown.
In another column Of this issue will TX
found notice calling an election on ti't
first Monday in May, for the purpose o.
| voting upon the removal Of the county sea
from Bannack tn Dillon.
Many Of the emigrants arriving here thi'
spring arc bound for the Yellowstone val
ley. They say they are going there will
the intentions Of entering land and viii
make It tl,eir permanent home. -,.
When our boys become involved In their
daily. battles, they generally terminate b,
somebody getting chair or 4 stove.poke'
thrown through their front window. NJ
one ever gets hurt Except financially.
| John Weightman, Of this place, has late
u purchased fine team and light passen
ger wagon which he will put on the roas
in 4 few days. He proposes to carry pass
engers and light freight TO all parts Of tn,
territory.
We are informed by Mr.. L. d. Beebe, o
Salt Lake City, that, on Monday last
terrific gale swept over the country In tn
vicinity Of Franklin, Utah, and while
freight train was in motion, ten cars wer
blown from the track. No serious dana
ges except few demolished cars.
We received a pleasant call on Thursda
last from, Mr.. J. E. Morse, manager of Jne
w. I.owell's House III this city. Mr.. N
has just returned from an extended business
trip over the territory, and reports tn
times very quiet at all points, but think
the general outlook for business the con-
ing season is quite tfattering.
The first number ofthe Dillon Tribun
has reached us. 1t Is vast improvement
on the Sheridan Messenger, and if Messr
Brundage & Kline put an much work an
brains into future issues As they have Int
the initial number of the paper, they wi
publish journal Of which Dillon, and Bes
verhcad county will have just cause to fes
proud. The Tribune has our kindest an
best wishes Of succcss.---Avant Courier.
Many thanks, Bro. Anderson.
The st. Patrick's hall given bv Connor
Orchestra, on Thursday evening, WAS
every particular grand SUCCESS. No pain
were spared In making this one Of til
most brilliant occasions ofthe season. III
committee on decoration did their work
tasteful manner. The hall was bcaut
fully decorated with Cedar bough~ and ~
per lanterns. At an early hour the ha
was filled with gue.ts, and at s O'Clock IL
ball opened with grand march. The me
~ dance was kept up until obout ) o'cloc1
when the gay and festive th,ong disperse
to their homes, each expressing themselv'
~ having enjoyed delightful time.
On Saturday last, Charley Micus effec
ed the arrest Of the supposed A. L. SIMPLE
who robbed Richards saloon At Belmont
$8o<, on the 4th inst, and placed him
liail ut this place. Sheriff Micus bclicvir
that he had caught the right imam, tel
| rranh.d Sheriff Teffri,.s Of Helcna. Il, Con,