The Dillon tribune., 1882-01-21
AROUND TOWN.

| We Pupisn III tnls number Tor the DEN
eft of our travelling friends, the new time
card OF the Utah y Northern.
| MIR. O. +. Parneter, Of the NJ. G. NJ. l.
M. Co, arrived last night from Chicago
and LETT for home this morning.
A spelling match will take the place
OF debate to night at the Lyceum. A prize
will begiven to the best speIler.
The K. K. Freight house at Dillon, has
this week been treated to a new roof ol
shingles and other needed repairs.
! The Glcndive Times says there are thir.
teen corp-es in their little cemetery a,
G:endive and only two have died natural
death.
DR.. E. Clutter, returned from visit
to his family, in California, Tuesday even
ing The Dr.. will be welcomed back by 9
host OF friends.
| On Monday last, three cars Of freigh,
train were ditched a few miles no, tn Of here
and the bumpers 10 about "a dozen more
were demolished.
We are in receipt Of New Years card
IRON one OF Nrginias prosperous mcr.
Chants, ID. w. Tiiton. Thanks, may your
| shadow never grow less.
| f. Morse, manager of the business OF
J. w. Lowell at Dillon, Montana, arrived
from the north this morning and went To
Salt Lake-Ogden Pilot.
| Crowds OF brave men and fair women
gather nightly at the skating rink, to JON,
III the exhitarating exercise. go it while
YOU'VE young and while the ice lasts.
The u. u N Railway must be in good
running trim As trains leaving Ogden be-
hind time manage to make MP from one to
| ht.s my nj.
Mr.. a. Rock, and Mr.. Win Layne, EN-
ployces on the Utah X Northern, have re-
turned from Utah, where they have been
spending the holidays. Both are looking
hal py.
| Two large boilcrs, marked Col. T. E.
lodge, bohemian. are awaiting ,ransporta-
tion from here to thcir destination. They
are probably for tunnel worE III the NORTH.
ern Pacific.
| The Park City Record says murders are
getting altogether too frequent in that
vicinity, and there is strong talk Of organ.
izIng a Vigilance Committee, for The pro
lection Of the citizens.
| Ambrose Pattenaude who a,tactca
julius Horst with a h;ttchet short time
ago. has been sent to the territorial asylum
at Warm Springs. Mr.. IL. has Il residence
vained at $4,000, and some other property
at Helena. He has Il wife but no children.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. G. Fvhre are the happy
Parents OF bouncing baby boy. Lou
smiles all over his face, and we have no
doubt, that plans are already tlA.t.n.
through his brain for the Young mcr-
chants future greatness. Congratulations
Lou.
! II. 7. =. O'Connor, member of the Eng
iist! Parliament, from the county OF GALWAY.
ireland, was passenger westward Sunday
evening. lie has been speaking in various
cities east Of here In the interest of the Irish
Land League. lie goes to San Francisco.
Ogden Pilot.
The Butte Miner says there are two pla.
ces on the alleged sidewalk on Main street,
Butte, which occasions dozen falls day
and suggests that when somebody falls
hard enough to injure himself severely.
and sues the city for few thousand dol
'ars damages, perhaps Main street will be
graded.
Mr.. Robert Bryant, brother of Dr.. 7. G,
bryant arrived from San Francisco.
Tuesday evening. Mr. H. is, We believe
taking a layout OF the country. with view
I" settling here. We hope he may be so
well satisfied with the outlook as will cause
him to decide in favor OF Montana as hi,
future home. There is room for many
more"
Mr. Geo. Leighton. of Virginia CITY. on
Thursday, shipped from this point to Butte,
| Tor reduction, about twelve tons of ore
from the "Prospect' Lt,i. at Virginia Mr.,
Leighton saws the ore from this mine runs
from $1oo to 900 per ton, and is improving
as they sink on the lode. The owners,
N'essrs Leighton Il Rice, will, during the
coming summer put in machinery suitable
tor working the property.
James Vick's F?o,w nH:.Ae received and
II equals, IT not exccs any before published.
10 ladies who contemplate window car
de'''n% and the culinre O, house plants, we
would say That seeds and bulbs, ordered
from James Wick inverhlv give sa,iSiac
ton, No gardener can afford to be, without
the hniie Send for copy ut once. Free
to all customers, 10 crnts to others.
Address James Wick, Rochester New
York,
a movement 10 organize Temperance
Club in Dillon is the next thin" on t,,..
fatis Fer his purpose a meeting is here.
by called at The school house M : o'clock
y. M. SATURDAY Jan. est. Our friend Tom.
y Warren vii! preside. Ii their efforts
meet with success. several prominent
saloon Keepers agree 10 change their pres
ent business places to hot tea and c,,,l,.,
sta'ltH,N i:h club rooms in the rcar.) Mr.
Warren is authority tor the foregoing state
inert.
The Helena L"ATantHM of the 18th,
reports the non arrival of the Boz4lnan
mail the iir>, OF III" week due to the ice
"etn se> wiic', had formed in the Galatiu
river causing the river to overflow its
banks and at present the valley resc,nh,,,,
\ field full Office. All travel is NECESSARILY
suspended, and as yet it is hard to tell w,,cf,
The waters will sub>ile, and travel resume
No Particulars have been received as to
whether any damage has resulted from Ii.
overflow.
The Ogden XryaiH reports the finding Of
an elderly gentleman, (betwecn 90 and 20
years OF age) dead in his bed al the Chan,
berlain House. From letter, and other
papers found in his pockets ii was ascer-
tanned that the deceased was Rev. W. p.
Barker, of South Wales, New York, and
had been sent West nv Missionary So.
ciety, at OherlIng. $3.50 was found on his
person The deceased leaves a family in
South Wales, N. Y.
\ man, from F.. N. Trask's saw mill
named John McGraw. came into the Dillon
Drug Store "Wednesday afternoon to have
some wounds about his face dressed. Cron
examination 1t was found that his under
lip was cut through, also that his tongue
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