The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-12-31
AROUND TOWN.

\ Happy New Year to all.
lien fruit Is scarce at Oxford, Idaho.
Eggs were S.. so dozen at Benton, about
Christmas time.
The first regular passenger train run into
Butte Wednesday night, Dec. 22d.
Invisible nets and hairpins, al;o large
OF Dolls at Mrs. l.. E. Hanson's.
We learn another Of Mr.. Edghlll's chill
dren died this week at Salisbury of small
pox.
The youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
mond, Of Wisconsin Creek, died Monday
last Of diphtheria. -
Quite number from Bannack and Ar.
genta participated in the merry dance
Monday evening. 10
The ball Monday evening at the Valley
House, was pronounced grand success by
all who attended.
Henry Jensen who was arrested on sus-
picion Of being implicated in the sluice box
robbery at Maginnis gulch, has escaped.
Pat Dooley who shot young Ehrick at
New Chicago, was tried at Deer Lodge and
found guilty Of assault and battery. The
fine was $1oo and costs.
Our old friend Peter Daily. last Tuesday
followed his wife tcs her last resting place.
We have no particulars regarding her
death but offer our sympathies to the sor.
rowing mourners.
An Eagle Rock correspondent to the
Blackfoot Register saws: "Friend Mckee
went hunting the other dav. He was gone
tour DAYS and brought in two deer. We
haye not space to tell how he got Them"
1 4 4
named Edgeville died Of smallpox at Dill
lon last week. We think our brother re-
0fsrs to young Edgehill, who died from thai
disease, near Salisbury, about 80 miles
from this place.
Mr.. ]. II. Rourk has abandoned his con
templited trip to Cal this winter, to buy
sheep, but has bought Mr.. Ameda Bes
settles entire band, tine price paid as we
understand is about $4,000 This is said
said to be. one Of the best. bands in the
country. {5f}7s ,afifa Saf, :.
The nobby Christmas dinner at tht
Cniinne Hotel was postponed until a late
hour, owing to the breaking out OF a fire ir
the upper rooms at or about the dinner
hour. The fire was rapidly disposed O
hut there was warm work in the dining
room until a late hour.
The public Christmas tree at School Hal
Saturday evening, was we'll attended ant
the hearts Of large and smata made happ,
BY the numerous gifts There were famil,
trees, at the fesidej,ceso Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
F. Ferris, Mr.and Mrs. ID. J. Ieyiron ant
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brundage.
Although we were unable to attend tn
Club dance Thursday evening, I'VE under
stand II was the dance of thu, season. AbOu
81 couples were present an; ana aanea"s con
.,"ueo unt'' O'clock. me supper ses.ee
~ ,ne Vaney ROUSE ""oer the H"psrv'sn,
~ ,".s WITS oooor'c" WAS P'o"o''"eea e>ce'
'ent'
{. w. Osgood, well known Hous,
builder OF this place his acted strangely o
late and was this. week brought before thu
frooaF Judge ON charge OF insanit,,
wn.cn aI.er tse necessary examnation, wa
sts.aineo ano now ne awaits TRANSPORTATION
.lS asylum at yeer Loase: One OF tn'
c.a.ms 8. UP gy MT Ossooo Is lhat nc II
jesus A"''st' =
NJ. and Mrs. Phil. Shenon who lcf
here for home "Wednesday, met with quit
an accident on the road few miles above
here. Mrs. 5. was driving the team. a pail
Of young spirited stations, while Phil. wat
leading third which succeedingin pulling
him from the buggy, at which the team
took fright and ran away, throwing Mrs. >
also from the buggy. We understand
neither Mr.. or Mrs. Shenon were seriously
injured, but the carriage was total wreck.
a correspondent. from Ma!ad, to the
Black.;,ot Registcy describes the way girl.
dance in that part of the world a. follows
"rhere are a few of our u,xon Young
lasses who perform wonderful perou.t,i,
displays while dancing il, .r,a.lrilles. Bal
| ance and swjng: " lien; IL comes to tn.
their heads, STOPPING in the form OF a rain