The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-12-03
AROUND TOWN.
The weather il simply perfect.

! Nllhs w ui'derlich died Tuesday night o
small rox.
The boys made merry at Butte .,
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Gractcr is visiting her mother, Mrs
I French, at Arycnta.
Mrs. Bcc5rc returned from her visit (,
, Eagle Rock, Wednesday.
Teannstcrs, miners and laborcrs, can ge
winters job at Glendale.
Frcightcrs are charging three cents PC
, pound between Helena and Benton.
The citizens Of Deer Lodge and Missoul;
are getting uneasy about the small pox.
y a passenger on The south bound expires,
reports eleven cases Of smallpox IN Butte.
A death from smallpox ut tie camp
near Wun.lcrlich's, was reported Tuesday
The A/'ssO~ha~ says malignant scarlc,
tvcr Is still raging in the Bitter Root wal.
ley.
Z. w. Turner Esq, Of the firm Of N
Armstrong Y Co, visited Dillon last Sun
day. -
The family of Washington Dunn passe..
through here Monday morning on their
way east.
The insecurity Of the school house ut
Butte. still occupies considerable space in
the Miner.
Mr.. Mckccnc Is taking In the town and
valley IN the interest OF the Butte Inter.
moxWfmx.
| That cabbage from Mr.. Carl Swnnstrom's
Looked very nice but could not l1 catt,,--at
one meal.
| II. y. H. special agent, MIR. Stnl,ol,i, In.
tcrvicwcl Dillon this week ON the post
office question.
Trask Il Graves have closed out their en-.
tire stock Of merchandise, ut this place, to
kirkpatrick Bros.
Glendale correspondence too late for pub,
| licatiun. Please try il again, but one .lav
canlirr Ia the week.
Mr.. N. Axe will please accept our
thanks tor the chicken presented on
Thanksgiving day.
The Bozcman Courier is out this week
with supplement. Business must be
booming in that section.
Rev. T.. q. Prout will hold divine SER
vices II, this CITY, tomorrow morning and
evening, at the usual hour.
Gunnison must be frosty country
Three weeks ago the Thermometer was
said to have registered - below.
Miss Mary Peabody gave birthday din.
ncr ut the Valley House on Saturday, last,
number "t.:''ts,s being present.
MI. +. T.. W. Pat,en, formerly Of Virgin.
Ia City, but now a Ruttcitc favored our
sanctnm with his presence this week.
The liccla Consolidated Mining Co.'S
two furnaces are in tull blast turnin. out
shout $4,000 pounds OF bullion per day.
Ju",yc ]. II. Thomas who was arrested
tor petty larceny, plead guilty and was sen.
fenced to three months in the county Jail.
Richard Sykes expects to plan. Il British
colony on $4,000 acres OF land in Dakota,
recently purchased oi the Northern Pacific
K. 4.
Private dispatches from the east conf, m
the reports OF the sale ot mining property
belonging to Phil Shannon and other, III
B.lnnack.
Glendale has complete working health
organization and deserves great credit for
the prMnptness displayed in prcvcntn, the
spread If smallpox.
eB"Wtll the gentleman who changed OYER
SHOES with US Thursday evenin. AT the
club dance, be Kind enough to return them
to this Office, and get his own.
Mr. Geo. S,agcr Of Glvnd;.l. has the
small p0N, which he contracted at Wun.ler-
l'chs. lie was promptly removed to the
pest house us soon us the nature oi his NAL
ally was a>c.rtain.d.
MIR. 4. W. Turner, OF the Bank ing house.
ut \. Armstrong II Co, G.e,..ale, WAS in
town this week, MIR. Turner speaks very
tavorahlv OF the future mining prospects ol
Glendale aud adjoining camps.
We learn from Mr.. ii. J. Hopp,, OF
Glendale, that the citizens OF that town
have raised fund and purchased buildings
about II mile from town, and established ii
pest house. tor the small lpx. The house
already has one inmate.
\ man named Ambrose Greenwich WAS
rohhed at Ogden. on Thanksgiving dav OF
large sum ct money, checks, and valuable
papers. Two persons wers arrested for the
crime. one ot whom confessed aud "A lar.e
portion ct this stolen property was le
covered
Mr.. VIM. Shin, berger. County Treas.
urer, appears to have more friends than
anvts,dv. Since his arrival in town a |
stream q, callers from tar and n,ar MA, be |
seen trying to pull the knob OFT his door |
but then etiquette demands it, besides I've |
ing less expensive than Awaiting his call |
Have the Times sent to YOUR friends at
ho"is. IS aHcar. postage paid, which is !
~ cheaper than any other Montana paper |
and :: cheaper than i, oush, 60 ts.
"Ph.'ct. -Glcndi>e Iim,S.
These are our figures, We are satisfied, (
and the lihu.S should be-
We learn from the Ogden P,,.s tina. Z. !
n fo'tras. OF 0lcn>iale, died at the Cham.
Srr!ain House. Ogden. SUNDAY morning
ana was buried Monday by ,hs OGi Eel. |,
IONS oi that city. Tie arrived there on the |
sd in>;aut suffering from ,onsumrtion,
a"d taking coid rapidly grew worse. His
~hr was with him during his has: mo.
mcntS.
The show given Nv Prot Harmon for the,
benefit nj the school las, SATURDAY, evening.
was we'll attended and finished With a |