The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19
Mr.. Fred Hermsmeyer, Of Mill creek,
rvova a.. a ..o1i %hSS ..,.,ok

Mr.. Fred Hermsmeyer, Of Mill creek
gave US call this week.
A severe snow.storm prevailed through
out this portion Of the country on last Sun
day, which delayed the incoming coaches
and trains.
Mr.. Sim Estes, one Of our msst iniluen
tial townsman, left the first Of the week fol
Helena, where he will he engaged for {
short season looking after the interests o
Dillon. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wynme. Of Aide,
gulch, arrived here on Tuesday evening or
their way home from five months visit
among relatives and friends at Hazel Green
Wisconsin. +Nl =
Mr.. Thos. b.. Warren, our efficient post.
master, left on Monday Tor Washington
Tom expects to stand as witness to the
inaugsssl ceremonies Of Gen. James Gar.
field, President elect.
| Chas. F. Wilson, All old timer Of "typo
fame," and wsl.knowr among the type.
singers tof Montana, gave us a brief, but
pleasant call this week. Mr.. w. is now at
work on the Butte Miner.
Dog,fghting is becoming quite popular
in this place. W.. had two dog fights. this
week Of immense magnitude. Tho VIII ner
looked very bombastic hut he. did not. ex-
press his orinions, however. fSFS'-. !,
Through our TERRITORIAL and eastern pa.
pers, we learn that measles and scarlet f.
ver are prevailing with alarming fatality
throughout the United States. and Terrific.
ries. Adults, as we'll IA children are fall.
ing victims to these diseases.
The mail, servicc. which has heretofore
been IN operationlhetween Shinebcrger's
and Bannack, has been suspended, and the
route now Intervene between Dillon and
Bannack, via Argenta. The change took
effect on Mond''r, thr 1ith inst. s*s,g-i -
We will take the present opportunity Of
asking the teadsrs Of THE TR1B6NE, to
send in ali the iterr of news that tranpsires
IN their immediate vicinity, worthy Of
publication, and we will gladly and cheer.
fully find 4 place for them in our columns.
Mr. A. c. Grant recently purchased Of
Chas Wonderlich, a pet mountain sheep-
the consideration being $6o-and forward.
ed \ to Ogden, ~ a. .dft to his father; law,
Mr.. Carey. The shrep was raised as pet,
and was two years old and weighed 12s
pssnqss: II "swl'yStr:ts
Attire bali Mobday hight, pme Of the
boys undertake. to play joke upon one Of
their number while he was engaged with
thetbelle nisaie ball In a waltz quatlrillc;
but Geo. was game and the thing didn't
work, 50 the would.he.iokists deemed 1t
necessary tosrae ace lsds .s.,s.
Nearly $4,000 citizens Of Minnesota over
~ years Of age have thus AR signed the pc.
tftion to the Legislature asking that women
be given tl,e.ballot on all. questions affect.
ing the traffic IN intoxicating liquors. and
that the local option law be made applicable
to cities and Incorporated towns.
Mr.. II. Druckman, well.known in Mon.
tana as successful life.insurance agent
for the "Mutmal Lit. Ut New York" left
this morning Tor his home in San Fran.
cisco. Mr.. b. has been in our territory for
some time, and while here took an active
interest in working tor the company which
he represented, Mr.. Bruckman, while In
our midst, won many warm friends who
will gladly. greet his return.
II befalls us this week to perform the
solemn duty Of recording the death Of Mr..
s. Ayles, Of the firm Of Rife and Ayle's
Of this city, who departed this life ON the
'ath inst. Mr.. A. was very energetic
and enterwistng young man. His fine
qualities, pleasant demeanor and manly de.
pertinent, had secured for him large cir.
cle OF friends. who sadly mourn his death,
Mr.. Ayles was single man and was thirty
years Of age. lie has u sister residing at
Sing Sing, N. Y, but no relatives in Mon:
Eana. The remains were Inferred OH the
14th inst.
In another column Of this weeks issue |
new advertisement from the Hon. Daniel
F. Beatty, Mayor Of Washington, New
Jersey, the we'll known manufacturer Of
The Beatty Organ. The offer is beyond |
ioubt the hest vet made, and our readers |
should avail themselves Of it. The cELss.
TINA or French Horn is the finest Stop |
:ver placed in an Organ. Mr.. beatty OK.
ends cordial invitation to all who desire
. purchase either Piano or an Organ to
tilt his manuiactary It Washington New |
ersey. Every 0ygaal,e .e,l.hs nakes,in
" oxn factorv Read his atlve, ti.en,ent
fha sendior his Newspaper and Catalogue |
rhich he sends out free, II you have not
he time to visit him.
The select hall and supper given at the
Valley House ON Monday evening last,
vas, in every respect, grand SUCCESS. At
IN early hour in the evening, large as.
emblage Of the elite Of the city filled the
p"cious dining hall and elegant parlors Of
he above named house, and at S O'Clock.