The Dillon tribune., 1882-03-04
TOWN AND OFT.
Trains are again on time.

Trains are aga, on time.
Houses to rent, or for sale, are in demand.
During the recent cold snap the Their
moineter registered as low as IS below.
Pneumonia is reported as prevailing at
Butte and proving fatal in many cases.
Quot pitching and dog fights have taken
the place Of tn: more winter like sports.
Passengers from the north report the fall
Of a foot OF snow at Glendale on Thursday
night.
The latest amusement out is floating in
the air, or on block Of ice, down the
Beaverl,ead river.
During the gale last Saturday the upper
portion VI the front Of the Dillon Hospital
was carried away.
Scarlet fever still RACES in Bitter Root
valley. Twenty five cases are reported in
Bitter Root at the present time.
At the time Of his death the late George
Clendenin, IT,, held life insurance policies
to the amount Of $Il,ooo.-Ri1ev Press.
A fire broke out in the residence of Rack
and extinguisl,ed before doing much dam
age.
The graders who have been engaged on
the Helena branch ssf the Utah and North.
ern have taken their departure for SUMMER
climes.
MIR. Samuel Holt has purchased the for
warding business Of Sebrse, Ferris = White,
at Blackfcot. Mr.. Geo. Snow will super.
intend the business.-Rsgisfer.'
Through the exertions Of Jimm. O'Niel
and others the sum Of $4,000 was collected
at Dillon and vicinity and tor warded for the
benefit Of the Irish Land League fund.
Tits rumored and reported that Bob Led
ingham, who killed Al Grove in Butte,
passed through Dillon few days aftef AL.
Grove led at the Sisters hospital in Butte.
Treasurer Shineberger is very active in
| collecting license from commercial travel.
ers Bil!y's motto in the license business
is: "Le: no drummer escape -paying his
| license.
The Dillon Public School will reopen
on next Monday, Marc,i 9th, in the School
| Hall The holding Of District Court in
the hall caused two weeks recess In the
term Of school.
The Rev. E. G. Prout will hold services
of the Episcopal Church at the NJ. E
Church in Dillon to. morrow, Sunday at
II O'Clock a. m. and go o'clock p. m.
Mr.. J. H. Davis and family who have
been spending the winter in Dillon
| have leased the ranch Of w. Davis, about
| six miles below here, and removed to that
place the last Of the week.
The Ogden Pilot has just completed the
| first year of its existence.
! Still, battling nobiy for the right
| Esso btxb<fxa.-Each night
| We fondly greet. -.
Twelve thousand feet Of the bed Of old
Grasshopper creek, commencing at point
below Shenon's dam and running down
stream, has recently heen located nv Messrs
Ravenscrott, Scott Il Ravenscroft.
The reason why they did not have high
Carnival up at Bannack last week was Col
Dempsey was too severely indisposed to
personate the high king, aud Jim Hardy
declined acting as big chief on the occasion
Con. Orem of this city, we'll known as q
pugilist all over the Pacific coast, took the
train for Butte Saturday evening. to joir
Frank Mason Of St. Louis. These gentle
men have been giving sparrins exhibitions
In Butte. ..
n We learn from DR.. Clutter that thu
healthy condition Of Dillon and the neigh
borho0d continues. While much sickness
prevails In many Of tile towns Of Mon
: tana, Dillon Is comparatively free Of al
kinds Of diseases.
Thos. Flvnn, cousin OF the Flynn
Brothers At Poindexter & Orr's ranch Of
Blacktail, had his leg broken last SUNDAY
BY his horse falling on the ice. DR.. ]. G
Bryant Get the broken limb and reports tn
patient doing we'll.
!. Two men who failed to pay fines an
costs assessed against them are now enjoy
ing the superior grub Furnished BY Deput
Mikus at the hotel de Rinehardt. TIL
men appear to be happy and conttnted-
under the circumstances.
/; Owing to the late snow storm which e.
tended from Glendale north across tn
main range, some trouble has been exrer
enced In keeping the track Of u. and
railway clear Of snow In the cut on til
III summit to the north Of Fcely's.
g Deputy District Clerk Phil. McGoug
had his hands full at the late :erm Of cour
In addition to attendance on the Distri,
Court he performed the duties Of count
clerk and recorder, and he waded throug
the double work In an excellent and sati
factory manner.
The dance given under the auspices
the Dillon Club At the School Hail, on Ia
Thursday evening, was . very enjoyab
~ affair, and about twenty couples particip
n ted. Under the management Of compete,
lis committees Of gentlemen every thing pas
u. ed off pleasantly.
v, The citizens Of Beaverhead County Al
in notified that the Board Of County Commi
I" sioners will meet in regular session at Il
lis office Of the County Clerk at the Cou
ID House, in Dillon, on next Monday, Mart
9th. Persons having business with Il
- honorable board will put In an appearan'
on that day.
The accidental "pieing" Of part Of o,
Of the pages Of this number of the TRIBUS
], caused 4 DELAY Of day In issuing tn
~ =. weeks edition.. Accidents like this do Q
n. cur, Enthusiastically In the best regulate
Nv printing ofiices-whtch the sa,ne Is ape
- ogy to our patrons for not being IN regul
Il. time with the TRIBUNE this week.
q. On last Wednesday night or early .
w Thursday morning E. Connors, an O
n. IRE lighter, died. 4 few DAYS before h
y. death he fell and sustained quite a seve
cut ON his head. Not taking sufficient ca
Of the wound, erysipelas vet In causing
death. Deceased had, for many years, f
lowed the business Of freighting.
he Judge J. e. Temple, Chico Syringe,
4 NJ, lately bought the cattle, horses q
Ms ranch Of Richard Strong, on Ocate,