The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-08-27
AROUND TOWN.


NJ. and Mrs. E. NJ. Trask took trip
Bannack Tuesday.
: Tapioca Is recovering rapidly from Il
effects Of his wounds.
Mrs. George Dart, Of Bannock, il visi
inR her sister, Mrs. Selway, of this vale
Mr.. G. r. Hawkes., Of the Valley Ilous
leaves US 10 take charge Of the City Hot
In Butte.
Messrs. r. N. Br,wn & Co. have ju
filled up with large invoice OF stoves I
varied pattern.
Great credit Is awarded Dusky Jack f.
the part he took in squelching the fire Z
the Courthouse.
Mr.. T. Brown, business manager Of tn
Butte Miner came over this week to NEE
relatives from the East.
A gentleman who recently returne'
from the ancient county seat, reports tn
Bannacks on the war.path.
Mr.. Chas. Schlesinger who has beer
confined 10 his room with serious attac'
OF the bilious coiic, is again on duty.
Rev. George NJ. barley will hold ser
vices at the Methodist Church in this place
tomorrow at II a. m. and 1890 p. m.
Mr.. Delaney and Mr.. Lutte Graeter, o.
Bannack, passed through here the early
part Of the week, on their way to Wonder
land.
Mr.. r. Brown was up from Point o
Rocks last Sunday, to see II the railroad
had started down that way. He saw 1t and
was glad.
Mr.. E. l.. Shipley, the unfortunate vic.
tim Of Saturdays explosion, died at the
Sisters Hospital, Helena, Sunday morning
at ) o'clock.
Mr.. T. ]. Farrell, proprietor Of the Mid
ison House and O. K. Stables at Virginia
City, was In town this week, and doesn't
look day older.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Par,neter and child.
rem, and Mr.. NJ. B. Parn,eter and wife Of
Sheridan. were registered 1t the Valley
House Wednesday.
There is probability that some Of the
Bannack mines will be sold to Eastern
capitalists. Ii the sale takes place the sum
to be paid is $sss,oo.
The Salt Lake Tribune says so many
men have left their farms to work on the
railroads that not enough remain to gather
the bountiful harvest.
= Mr.. Samuel Tickell Of the Bradstreet Co.,
who has been making tour Of the Terri
tory, passed through here this week on his
way to Salt Lake City. a.
electing District Clerk and full Boarc Of
held at P. M. to.da, at the school house.
John A. Jessrang, the prisoner who es.
capped from the Penitent,ary at Deer Lodge,
was lately captured at Willis by Sheriff
Rheinhardt and returned to his old quar-
ters
A partnership has been formed betw cen
lawyers D. A. Dingley and r. NJ. Hall,
Under the firm name Of Dingley and Hall,
at.law. We wish the new fra.
SUCCESS.
Mr.. Eugene Trask, from Minnesota,
cousin Of E. NJ. Trask Of this city, arrived
On Sunday evenings train. We understand
he Is to takescharge Of Mr.. Trask's mercan.
lie establishment.
We learn from the Independent that Mr..
VIII F. Billiard, while returning from
Fiighwood to Chestnut early last week,
was thrown from a wagon aud had cou.
Die Of ribs fractured.
Win. ShineberKer, County Treasurer and
School Superintendent, and Al. E. Graeter,
county Clerk and Recorder, arrived from
Bannock last evening and will make their
ao,ne with US. Welcome.
THE Miner gives anEaccount of an acct.
lent on the afternoon Of the 23d, BY which
! German named Henry B0hm had his leg
broken. lie was taken to the Working.
mems Hospital and tenderly cared for.
Mrs. Williamson and the Misses Millie
aid Mabel Coffin, si.te, and daughters Of
Mr.. Coffin Of this place, arrived from the
East on Monday evenings train. We BE-.
lieve they intend to make Dillon their flu
ture home.
Mr.. J. H. Rourk, Sim Estes and James
Kirkpatrick, who went to Bannock for the
records, books and movable furniture Of the
county seat returned last evening, having
accomplished their mission in very salts.
factory manner.
A party who left here for Wonderland.
one day this week, sent an express back
the day following for reinfoi cement Of
beer and requisition to have their tent
poles heightened. Both orders denote q
desire f greater altitude. ]
The Helena Herald contains an account
Of the burning Of Major Davenport's stable
ard contents Wednesday morning: loss
about $1,000. The Major entered the
burning building and rescued his horse,
escaping with only few blisters. The
Fire Department done excellent service in
saving adjoining buildings.
Last weeks excitement at Melrose was
caused by the sudden disappearance OF W.
E. Howell, of Blancett & Howell's resta,,-
rant and fruit store. The absconding in.
1ividual had probably read the story Of the
!sraelites leaving Egypt, and borrowed
Freely from his neighbors before leaving.
Scarcely man in Meir.,se or Dillon who
lid not give him parting souvenor, which
amounted In the aggregate to upwards OF
= .ooo, Mr.. Blancett being heavy loser.
COURT HOUSE BLAZE.