The Dillon tribune., 1882-04-15
IN TOWN AND OUT.

c. L. Thomsen's.
. Additions being constantly made to MI
Hanson's stock Of millinery.
Lewis u Bateman, black miths Of d
n Ion, have dissolved co-partnership.
Full line of the latest patterns Of wa
Is paper to arrive soon at G. L. Thomsen's.
Just received, at John Weightman's, Il
largest stock Of candies and nuts In tow
Just received at Mrs. L. E. Hanson
miIliner store new stock Of spring good
+ The Dillon Hotel has been repaired b
having new roof put on part of Il
y building.
The elegant carpets offered by Sands
Boyce. in Butte, can not be surpassed
v Montana.
April showers make May flowers
propaby, the reason why we are favore
with light falls of rain.
The hotels and restaurants are having
good run Of Transient guests In addition
J. their regular customers.
Il Sands & Boyce, of Butte, have the lare
est and finest stock of carpets 10 BIZ toun
in these Northern mountains.
The few stray bluebirds that have mad
i. their appearance in this vicinity are Sigh,
~ In advance Of the spring season.
. Long set-tos at draw and stallion poke
are rot uncommon in Dillon, and the play
, ers play high in many OF the games.
Job printing, in the latest artistic styles
with the ink we'll put on, Is neatly ant
promptly executed at the TRIBUNE otfic,
at bed-stone prices.
!. The plans and specifications fnr building
the new Episcopal Church, in Dillon, may
be examined by applying at the banking
Office of Messrs. Sebree, Ferris y White.
Glendale has sent down two men senten.
ced to serve out terms in the county Jail
One Of the men will remain in the hotel dc
Reinhardt until the "June rise" subsidies.
Pat Dempsey and Gus Graeter were sum-
moned to appear Us U. S. Grand Jurors at
Bozeman next week. MIR. Graeter was ex-
cused, by telegraph, from attendance at the
court.
Last Sundays up-bcu',d passenger train
brought one hundred thirty.six passengers
| for Dillon, and the number that has arriv-
ed every day since has been larger than
usual.
The great rush Of pilgrims and tender
feet to Montana is caused by the Territory
being extensively advertised by the Union
Pacific Company throughout the Eastern
States.
The beef on the blocks at the butcher
shops indicates that fat steers are still OBJ
tainable In this section. Both markets are
supplied with fresh meats that have deci-
dedly tempting look.
Tom Baker, of our Virginia City cotem-
porary, is to be "writ up" BY nomadic
scribbler. Tom, properly dished up, would
make nice reading for book tor little Sab |
bath School scholars.
1t Is "Billy" F.-not Nat. W.-Woods,
who will pay a reward Of SIS for each horse
branded IN. S." brought in, and for no 9TH
er brand than the one mentioned In the ad-
vertisement In another column.
Missourians, destined for Northern Ore.
gon and Washington Territory, are passing
through Dillon, and 60 hence bv the way
If Missoula and the Northern Pacific to
The land selected as their future homes.
Ow DIT. Our society reporter heard q
'unning rumor that an amiable and dash.
ng Beaverhead widow will lead a quartz
Professor Of Butte to the hymeneai altar
when the mountain roses begin to bloom.
An important transfer Of Bannack mines
Will be contaminated by the 2oth of this
month. When the transfer Is perfected we
will publish the particulars as they will be
It interest to mining men and the public
generally.
Business has been tolerably brisk with
he merchants and business men Of Dillon
his week. The Indictment weather of the
week operated to keep country customers
their cosy homes-otherwise trade has
eld Its own.
The mumps have broken out and several
asses are reported. This disease, which is
My peculiar and specific suppurative in.
ANIMATION Of the parotid glands, Is annoy.
ng but not dangerous unless the patient
atches cold.
TheA,ndaunted, unadultered, uncircum.
Used and unterrrifed Democrats of Butte
vill assemble In delegate convention in
hat city on next Tuesday, the 18th, for the
purpose Of placing In nomination candi.
lates for city offices.
Montana has fifteen lodges Of Good Temp.
ars actively engaged in the good work Of
temperance. There Is no lodge in Dillon
tut plenty Of material out of which rous.
ng lodge of earnest workers could be con.
'tituted and kept up.
AuC WS"l CuItOV O1 the 1elcn0 InQcpeNd-
NJ Il being purified by being boiled in the
sulphur water Of the hot springs on the
II hot sulphur water does not
produce the desired publication, boiling
'rimstone will fetch 1t.
The Butte daily Inter- Mountains
he IS" appended-reprts the stock sales
It the meetings Of the new stock board in
hat city. Butte mining stocks are quoted
It much lower figures than they sold for at
'rivate sale one year ago. Ii
Charley McDermott, of the Virginia |
hop House, came near saving his arm off |
he other day. While using a sharp hand. I
aw vigorously the saw slipped out OF the
GARD and catching his arm just above the
wrist inflicted deep and painful wound. {
There is no scarcity to report of any hing s
this market excepting prime fresh butter,
which there appears to be limited sup. /,
lv on hand. Eggs are obtainable at mod. {
ratcly high prices, and all kinds Of vege. I
abes are plenty, with no material advance I
, the market rates.
The game Of base ball played between
he Rough and Readys and Pick Ups re. !
alted IN the first.named club getting away
nth 1t by score Of 2,7so tallies. Jim Sias !
avs the contest was stubborn and ventures
he opinion that the score will be reduced