The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
IN Town AND OFT.

Mrs. Bruce Brier is visiting friends in
Butte.
Butt. and Boz.man are troubled with
sneak thieves.
Fify..ix electro l;ghtsarc TO be put up in
In Butte he i.ssi plant.
Mrs. ]. w. Mckee, # Eagle Rock is
visit az friends in this city.
Michael Carroll who killed Bosas.cho
with a crow bar has been arrested.
Mrs. B. F. Rhinehardt has been spending
some days in Butte. listing friends.
Miss NJ. A. bowling is selling her entire
stock Of Notions and Fancy Goods at cost.
The locomotive killed fine mare one
DAY last week, the property " ~. Sam.
Ashbaugh.
Many were the inquiries for n,sil Tues.
day from the lair o'ics, each one expee,iny
her "valentine."
Sheep aIe ~intesiug finely and the wool
clip Of the county sill exceed by far that
II any previous year.
Daniel Sullivan, who vas shot by Nc
knight ut Bedford Z. short time ago, II Is
thought will recover.
Mr.. ]. e. Mor~e took his departure Wed.
nesday morning fos Virginia City, 10 the
interest Of John w. Lowell.
Pink-ev h quite prevolant In thi. Sec
ton; out q yet Il has been attended with
few Or no serious consequences.
The stage driver between Helena and
Diamond City, last summer inherited $50.
600. but he still holds the ribbons.
Bosancho, who was seriou Nv injured by
crow bar in the hands Of one Carroll in
Butte last week, died FRIDAY mwnimg.
Brick Is much needed here, for building
chimneys. Ssove.pipes are not very safe,
rs the recent fires would seem to indicate.
That antiquated fossil. the oldest inhab-
liant, has never seen \ more mild Or
pleasant winter in Montana than the
present.
/. al Grove who was shot in 4 house of i'll
fame last week in Butte, BY Bob Le.iing-
ha,n. died Friday morning. Ledingham is
still at large.
From what we can learn the party at the
Valley House Tuesday evening passed otf
pleasantly, or as one OF the boys expressed
It ''they had boss time"
Mr. Trefry. Of Silver Star, who has been
cas-, on q visit for some weeks, returned
Tuesday evening, and took his departure
for Silver Star, Wednesday.
t. W. \. Dodge. Drn.i<t, will visit
Di Ion February 18th, TO remain three days
for the practice OF his p ofession. Office at
Mrs. Hanson's Lodging House. [I-:]
The weather Tuesday was hard on fus :.
and then we couldn't keep warm. The
bai,nv weather VIC have been enjoy ing tor
the last f.w months, we fear is over.
We call attention u the new nd. ertisc.
Arf L. rss~s III Il
spectiuily commend the place to the notice
OF the many J.hu. vino dali. arrive in
town.
Ifaccr.ain gentl nm will cal On one Of
our prominent property -hoiJvrs he will
find his empty syrup x-g. The PARTY now
in possession Of It, lately returned from
Utah. and likes sorghum"
The whites Of doz.n eggs, table
spoonfuis castor oil and big scare is
what an up valley man took the other dav.
Liquid corrosive sullimate i, not vinegar
even Il b. iE . vinegar, kes. lie still
liveth.
The rev iron doors to the vaults for tho
Treas,ir.r's and Recorders offices were
this week placed in pcs tion, and
Tue masonry finished up. From this on
the archives OF the county will cease to liz
around In lr.'n;scuous fashion.
| The youn. people who attended the par.
t. at Mr.. Th.wpes place week ago, would
inform Mr.. Sculley that he can have his
empty key by calling on prominen, real
estate aud mining stock <I.culator, who
rooms at No. 7. Deacon Mansion and
boards at the Butte Restaurant.
A fire broke out in Dingley's residence
Tuesday morning. but was quickly extin
guished.
TITS fearful thing in winter,
For mother, son and sr,,
To hear the ncighborA loudly calling,
"D'ngley's house on fire."
Csh. Shoup, Of Snlmon City, Idaho, who
ha. been lying very dangerously i'll at the
Walker house, with combined p!eurisy Oil.
pneumonia, tor acme da,s, Is decidedly bet
ter. DR.. Hamilton says "tne first crisis o.
his disease has been safely passed." Now
that he has turned the corner his host ~
friends hope for his speed recovery. $. L
Tribune.
An agency for the sale Of the celeb, aztec
Geo Woods organs and upright Pianos
and the Estey organs, has been established
ut this Office. These instruments Of world
wide fame will 6e sold at eastern prices anJ
on easy terms. Those who contemplat,
the purchase Of an instrument will do vel
to call ut this office, where one VI the Wood,
organs can be seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Lowell returned from
,nerrie England Monday. Phil says the,
had \ pleasant visi, but complains q tn.
long rough trip. the farmer. in England
from prevalence OF foggy weather, have
becn unable to thrash their wheat crop,
which are now growing In the stacks and
will he unfit for aour. Phil brought q
fine English stallion homewith him.
The first serious blockade of the season
on the U. & y. commenced at Beaver Can.
on, with the snow storm Of Thursday. THE
north. bound Express due here Thursday
evening, with Thursdays south bound Elk.
press were still In the snow Of the canon al
the time Of going to press last evening
But with a'large force Of men shoveling
snow, il was sxpectrd they would be
through sometime during the night.
When times are dull for items, it Is onlv
necessary to allow some one tn abuse his
| neighoor through the columns Of your pa.
per, and the week following everybody will
feel called upon to vindicate himself and
friends, and the editor will have more tight.
ing than writing on his hands. We have
tried it, and outstanding the many hen.