The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-18
IN TOWN AND OUT.

4 Throughout Montana there was little
money lost on the election. Sporting men
were short If funds or afraid to chance
their money.
I'VE are told by ast.onomists that the
brilliant northern lights witnessed on last
Sunday night will be followed by q the:
teoric shower.
During the past month over 10000
pounds Of freight was received at Dillon
by the Utah and Northern. This Is the
largest receipt Of freight for any one month
since the town was founded.
Ne3t weeA; +, C.Fyh rid ksF9. will move
into their new store room oh the corner Of
Montana and Center streets, and c. L..
1SpiAS6nA will move into his new brick
store. Comments hereafter.
Cards Of invitation are out for dance to
be given at Court House hall on next Fri.
day evening, November a4th. Excellent
music will be provided, and the managers
pros,osS 70 make the dance . s,,ccess.
H. r. psIaney, H. r.. Dulaney and R.
II. Whiting, party of hunters from the
STATE Of Virginia, passed through town on
their way to the Yellowstone country, In.
tending to spend the winter in hunting.
The Maassosias comments on the small
amount Of the bullion assessment in Madi.
I son county. The $3I,637 returned looks
very small ftF that county. 100000 for
Old Madison would not sound anything too
large.
A late postal order issued in compliance
with law says: mo man, woman or child
will tx allowed to receive another's mail
outside their own families, without writ
ten order sent by the parties wishing the
mail"
The run Of transient guests at the hotels
and restaurants ia not diminishing. The
Corinne Hotel and the Goodrich House are
now accommodating large number oi
transients, while the restaurants are feed.
ing large crowd.
Among the new things IN town Weight.
mans show case at the Postoffice Is attrac
tive. It Is filled with fine assortment ol
a little Of everything TOO, tedious to men
ton IN detail Take a'squint At II when
you enter the Postofice.
There does not seem to be much letting
up In the amount Of freight arriving by
railway at Dillon. An immense amount Of
freight has BEEN loaded and started out n
Dillon within the past ten days, and still
lhe,@spot sod, Yarehopsee are full.
( TAe nillsn fuhlie Sct.ha /. provres.,ns
iinueiy,6ut ttse nunsner 1t xchulars In attend
ance crowds the seating capacity of thu
school room. Eighty scholars are attend
| ing the school dailv, so,ne q shesm Or,
NOT provided as yet with comfortable seats
!. A letter fro'u Gihbooville, Idaho, say,
that the mines, mill and all other propert,
belonging 70 ths kondan Mining Com
p1nv Has besn attacl,eds atnd that things ar,
looking blue IN that camp. The compan,
b repdrted to be behind to employees ant
others from $4,000 to $4,000.
Z tkcd 1e6sat. d BSiis, i d. said, eblixa
led asisHseii, v -yydhR6ae ftIrbis was electe,
to the Legislature, to walk to Helena an,
lN';i Forbis' long. tailed coat up all the wa,
over. Leggat was left bv = few, and h
m.has totHdee - flelsQa afoot hehin'
ft. ,s4 .3lssts: fs W. be Bra"
Disciples Of Morphy, Staunton, and tn
rest Of the chess champions, are requisite
to meet this, SATURDAY.. evening a the pas
t m. n,,a1.e e s,g9.l:,Sl, Sor,S ;;;a
Che.s Club 1s,e meeting will be called t
ntuev atSucNkk, sharp. All who arc In
terested in forming club are Invited {
Eattestt> 'f';E isEf, lit. J
Some time since move ~as made to n
I tpblish I. Good 'rcmplars' iuige In Dillon
md kGent two citizens Of the town pet
toned the Grand Lodge Of Independent
EOrttrrSf Good Temples fa1 ~ establish
ing ofA lodge here. The charter and othe
necessary papers have been received. i
4 necsinw vifi 6e held this. Saturday. even