The Dillon tribune., 1881-10-01

uJAo S1Sy.
Mrs. II. N. Barklcv who has been visit.
ing friends at Dillon for several days, re.
turned tn her home at Glendale on Tues.
day evening
Fruit dealers will find It to their interest
| to call on or address E. A. Cook, dealer in
California and Utah fruits and Vegetables,
at Ogden, Utah.
E.. A. Cook, located at Ogden, Utah, is
one of the most extensive dealers in Cal.
ifornia grapes and sweet potatoes, and Utah
fruits and vegetables.
Our sanctum was frightened OH Thurs.
day evening by pleasant call from MIR.
Lutte Gracter Of Bannack and Mrs George
llardesty Of Sheridan.
Mrs. Will has opened out the Butte
Restaurant at the old post Office building
and will be pleased to see all her old
boartiers and many new ones.
WIN. Merrill, contractor for the Utah
Northern, and road sup't, Thatcher, passed
through on Tuesday evenings train. Mr..
Thatcher returned south next morning.
lust received Ladies', White aud Scarlet
|. Under wear, Ladies and Ehildren's Hoods,
Nubias, L:ygins, Mit,ens, Gloves. ETC., at
Miss NJ. A. Dowling's.
IL IS WIFI HleHSuCc we hIIIOIlCC LIE uITtlt
Of little daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
White, at their home at Malad City. We
extend congratulations to the happy father.
Mr.. James Hawk Of this place took the
train for the east yesterday morning. Jim
my was afraid to face another Montana
winter ON account OF his old ensmy,
| rheumatism ! :$E
The hoss commission merchant and fruit
dealer Is e. 4" Cook, Ogden, Utah; send
him your orders and he will surprise you
both in the excellent quality Of goods and
remarkable low prices.
We wisl, to terder our sincere thanks to
nil those who so calamity worked to save
our building from the flames Monday
morning, and aided in saving our goods
from destruction.
Messrs. ] II. Ronrk, IN. Brown 4 Co,
Bryant e. Morton, and others who were
lose, or threatened by the late fire, return
their thanks to the citizens who 50 nobly
fought the fre-6end in their behalf last
Monday rnorning.
Marriage in High Life.
James Z. Higyinhothan,, ex-stage.driver,
and Mary E. Gilbert, ex member Of the
Butte deaa monde, were on Thursday unit
ed In the holy hands Of matrimony, by u.
A. Dingley, Notary Public, 49,
W.. B. Raymond who was two weeks
ago reported under arrest for being intoxi.
Gated and using indecent language to a
lady on the street, denies the charge except
being intoxicated and b!anes the quality Of
the Dillon whisky for that.
Sam. X. Mcdowell, who has hcen in
charge Of L. c. Fyhrie's general merchan-
disc store near New Chicago, came in on
Monday for short visit among his many
friends and acqnaintances. He departed on
Wednesday for his former post Of duty.
The signers of the bond for furnishing
court house and offices for Beaver Head
Co. and others interested are requested to
meet at the court house next Tuesday al
o'clock r. .,., for the purpose of settling
up the business connected with said bond.
Mr.. Henry Hardesty and Mrs. q. w
Hardesty came down from Sheridan
Thursday, to meet their sister, Miss Annie
Hardestv, who arrived from Cincinnati
Ohio. We understand the young lady !,
to remain year with her relatives at Shcr
idan.
Two or three of the "young bloods" O
Dillon, becoming brave through frequcn
interviews with the ''cup that cheers" at
tackled All innocent and apparently defence
less calf. One seized It BY the ears; anoth
or, grasping its tail, attempted to pull it
back bone out by the roots. Failing Il
that. and probably imagining that the cal
would be as useful and ornamental withou
caudal appendage, he began twisting
of. The next moment he-hut no; pc
cannot describe the demoralized condition {
that Young man; It is sufficient to say ths
: IN the melee that ensued, the boys came o,
. second best, and the innocent calf disdair
ing to glance at the fallen heroes, narcl,c
proudly away.
v Destructive Fire.
S At about six o'clock Monday mornin
5, a fire broke out on Montana street IN Il
Butte Restaurant kept by Mira. viii, d
ri stroying that building, the Furniture stol
e OF II. Rourk, and store of Trask
Graves, on the corner Of Montana and Ba
mack streets. Here the fire was checke
there being but light wind blowing ut Il
d time. Scvera, buildings below Bannae
y street caught fire but were put out beto
Is gaining any Roadway. The lIardwa
store OF L. n. Brown 4 Co. above and :,
joining the Butte Restaurant, had clio
call, losing a portion OF the roof and u
wall and but for the zeal Of the citize
n would have been consumed. The loss
were about as follows: Trask Il GRAY,
80. General merchandise, $1,000 partly insur,
w. ]. IL. Rourk, building and furnitu
VI 5000; T. N. Brown 4 Co., damage
building and goods not far from 81, %.
Bryant 4 Morton, Druggist, one dc
above r. n. Brown & Co., In removing u
", replacing their stock lost somewhat
81. breakagc and takeage. The merchants
ofI two or three blocks below Bannack str
cir removed their goods to the streets or e
ri proofs and sustained more or less dana
tn. to their goods from rough handling. I
or. true origin of the fire is unknown, hut
IS. claimed to have been transmitted from
10 rctl.l,ot stovepipc to a canvas ceiling, 9th
md say the heather Chioee poured coal oil
to the stove to get up moe steam.
IN. The Photograph Gallery viii remai'
the Corinne Hotel in Dillon Tor Oh
time. All persons wanting anything
OF the picture line will please call soon.
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