The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-01-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.

AN AVWN AMI VOAs
Smallpox is reported at Bismarck.
! Lent begins on the a,d Of February.
Scarlet fever is raging at Junction City,
Idaho.
Dancing parties IN the Ice Is the latest
thing out.
Mr.. ID. A. Dingley took the train for
Butte Monday.
The building Of Baptist Chuch is talk.
ed OF in Helena.
Butte Is 10 have grand masquerade the
aand OF February.
The Butte Miner says smallpox cost
Butte four thousand dollars.
The Glendive Ziases says, they have
but one canvas house in town.
Miles City Is to have weekly paper, the
Couison Post, published by A. X. Yerkes.
We understand spell ng will take the
place OF debate every alternate Saturday
evening.
The GaAiatin Nesvs 1.-THE new Democratic
paper of Bnxe,nan) made its appearance
last Saturday.
Miss Clara Roberts formerly Of this city,
il member Of the ''A,nateur Souchong
Art Club 1T Butte.
The coldest weather that we have heard
Of this winter was at Bannack last week.
30 degrees below zero.
Mr.. w. r. Frew took the south boun:,
train Sunday morning for Spring Hill to
be absent for u few days.
Boze,nan has porker on exhibition
IL ~
How Is that for Montana bunch grass.
A sacred concert for the benefit of the
Orphan Asylum will be given NJ the Cath.
Ole Church ut Helena, Tomorrow night.
Mr.. Walender one OF the u. u N. EN-.
7loy ees ut this place LETT here tor Logan
Tuesday, for holiday ofa couple Of weeks.
We learn that "B.ack Rooster" mine
owned by Mr.. Refs at Virginia City has
been bonded to eastern capitalists Tor $780,.
600.
Mr.. Pat Dempsey one Of Bannack's
most prosperous merchants honored the
TRIBUNE Office with call on Saturday
| last.
Mr.. d. B. Noble, Of Sheridan gave US
pleasant call this week. Mr.. N. has been
spending several days in the vicinity OF
Dillon.
Mr.. L. A. Hardness, wife and daugh.
ter, Of Horse Prairie, spent few days in
town this week, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. {. Fyhrie.
The /.dcbeMiexf describes the funeral of
an almond eyed celestial which took place
! Al Helena. Monday, as one of the pleasant.
est events Of the season.
Rev. O. w. Mintzcr will hold Divine
services Tomorrow, Jan, soth, at Poindex.
ter.s School House, ut II O'Clock a. m. and
at Dillon 7 O'Clock p. m.
Mr.. Phil. Tout, an employee on the U. &
~ R'y at this place, took a trip to Ogden
Tuesday morning, to visit some of his rela-
tivcs tor couple of weeks at that place.
Just received, Ruc',ings, Collars, Cuffs,
Flowers, Buds, Feathers, Laces, Corsrts.
Gloves, Needles. Pins, Thread and other
Notions. at Mrs. L. F. Hanson's
The question Of white and colored chill.
dren attending the same school has been
enthusiastically settled by Prof. HOWE,
Territorial Superintendent Of Public In.
struction.
Mr.. A. r, ck who retui ID from visit
t. Salt Lake city last week, reports good
sletShing at that place, and il much sur.
pri~ed that we have none here, being 20
much farther north.
A family row was reported last Sun.
dav morning ut the lower end Of town,
which resulted in the household goods,
wife and children, being thrown outdoors
by the lord and master.
Mr.. II. 7. Brown, business manager of
h. l., ~
interest Of his patrons Thursday last Mr.
Brown will see that his subscribers yet the
0s~er II he has to carry II to them.
We are in receipt Of the initial number
Of the Rocky Moxxtais Messenger, a neat
little monthly sheet, edited bv Rev. W. b
Rec, pastor Of the Presbyterian church al
Helena. We bid It hearty Welcome.
a party from the Social City consisting
Of Messrs WIN. Award, Jacob CENTS, John
Reed and ]. II. Baker, took the express
Tuesday morning for the States. We
wish them q pleasant trip and speedy re.
turn.
a goodly number Of young folks gath
cred ut the M. E. Church, "Wednesday
evening, tn enjoy the fun, and good fare
provided by the ladies', ri that church.
We have not been informed Of the amount
OF the proceeds.
Quite number Of young ladies and gen.
tlemen congregated on the skating. rink be.
low town Monday evening, to test the
hardness Of the ice and have 4 good time
All returned home about II o'clock, having
enjoyed themselves highly.
The much talked Of (;aliatin News. has
at length put In an appearance, in the STYLE
of semi weekly, with Democratic 2rociiv.
tiles. III" Neus Is Published at Boxeman,
Wednesdays and Saturdays, by Carries A.
G. ron. We wish the enterprise success.
At the Spelling Match last SATURDAY.
evening, the people were worrying their
brains and twisting their tongues to spell
c haparral which puzzled them all.
One Of our prominent tnwnsmen giving It
up and getting little dry as We supposed
spelled c h N p Z n e tor u change.
The Aknaisosios complains that there is
something wrong in the postal manage,
nent somewhere, It says: ELIAS Jones
sent some quartz to he assa, I'd at Sheridan
last month, and the certificate Of assay was
mailed at Sheridan on December ,4th
For some reason, it did not reach Virginia
City till the morning Of the 1911 inst. TWEEN.
tv-tive days from the time II was mailed ut
Sheridan, twenty .Onc miles distant"