The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-02-25
IN TOWN AND OUT.
A wedding on the tapis.

The South bound express left here with
! cars Thursday morning.
Wood retails at So 20 cord in Boxeman
In Dillon, we pay $1,000.
The River Press devotes Ave columns to
the funeral Of Col. Clendenin.
Ogden Is full Of tramps and sneak thieves.
From them--Good Lord deliver US.
| Buffalo and Cloth Overcoats selling at
Cost at, r. w. Poindexter's.
| The express arrived from the South,
Wednesday night bringing four days mail.
The welcome sight Of the expression
time-greated our eyes Wednesday evening
A. large assortment OF Gentlemen's Mob.
| by suits just received at Kirkpatrick Bros.
|
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Crowell
10 Frustrated with that dread disease pneu-
monia.
The Dillon Literary Society will meet,
as usual, In the Court room, at 1880 this
evening.
Our streets are thronged with familiar
faces, from Virginia City, Glendale and
Baunack.
The Salisbury coach took a late start
Wednesday evening leaving here nearly
II o'clock.
Mr.. Robert Bryant who was dangerous.
ly Ill last Saturday, we are happy to say is
recovering.
Until the cold snap Of last week the
river has been open. We understand it Is
now frozen over.
Our hotels and lodging houses are full
and we occasionally hear complaints about
being unable to find place to sleep.
the north.bound express due here last
Friday evening, arrived Sunday morning
cause too mucn snow for good wheeling.
The "beautiful" is fast disappearing and
in a few days we viii again have bare
ground. No use for sleiyhs in this vicinity.
Rev. o. w. Mintzer will hold Divine
services Tomorrow morning at Poindex-
ter's, and at this place IN the evening at the
usual hour.
Sullivan knocked Ryan out of time, but
II was the terrific snow storms OF last week
that knocked the U.S. N. trains out OF time
at Beaver canyon.
Rev. F. A. Riggin, Supt. of missions
Methodist Episcopal church, will preach in
the NJ. +. Church, in Dillon, on Tuesday
evening next (Feb asth,) at Up. m.
District Court, owing to the non.arrival
of Judge Conger on schedule time, did not
meet In regular session until Thursday.
Court doings will be published next week.
It was reported the first of the week
that six engines were ditched at Portneut
Canyon, and that the U. u N. had built a
track around t.lem to allow trains to get
over the road.
The wrestling match which took place
at Butte last Saturday night, between
Pasco and Sabin, was won by the former
who threw his opponent twice out OF three
times.
Princess Sarah Winnemucca, daughter
Of the chic. Of the Piu,c Indians OF Nevada,
Is lecturing at Ogden. Sarah served as a
scout OH Howaru's staff during the late
Bannack war.
A rich body of ore has been struck in the
Atlantis mine which, tor richness
surpasses anything heretofore discovered.
The new find is in sort OF cavern with
probably 100000 In sight.
The north bound express came in Wed.
nesday evening, having passed the block.
ade, with nine cars, five of them loaded with
passengers, and having four days mail.
This, we believe, was the largest passenger
train overthis portion OF the road.
St. Valentines ball at Bannack was
spoken very highly Of by those who Ut
tended, and was IN every way considered
complete success. Peace and harmony
reigned supreme, and to sum it up, lamps
ne er sh0,,e 0'er iairvr women Or braver
men.
The Cinnamon of Wickes applied to Mr..
Stlrrett tor permission to bring whiskey
into the camp for the celebration Of their
New Year, but were refused, as liquor Is
not allowed in the camp. The Chinese say I:
Mo whisky, 70 New Years."-I.dcpes.
dext.
Hon. w. c. Gillette came in yesterday
from the Dearborn. He reports STOCK
men entirely satisfied with the experiences
OF this winter. Notwithstanding the re-
cent severe weather lie does not estimate
that the losses In sheep flee from scab will
exceed three per cent for the winter.
A. Patenaud who was sent to the
Terrihwial insane asylum on the charge
Of insanity IL reported by the ply sicians IN
charge as perfectly sane. 1t was supposed
at the time that he struck Julius Horst
with the hatchet that he was insane. 1t
Is now thought the outbreak was largely
due to jealousy, influenced By drink.
A man named Filson "a years old, came
near freezing to death last Thursday, be.
tween Beaver Creek and Helena, having
started to the latter place with a load Of
oats, and the snow being 60 deep the horses
refused to travel, he then started for Hell
ena on foot, and was picked up on the
lower end Of Rodney street In AN uncon'
scious condition.
Sam Taylo Of Texas camp. of the Lem
hi valley met with Tea, full accident about
two weeks ago. While attempting to put
the cover on Winchester rifle, the piecs
was discharged, the ball passing through
his foot producing an ugly wound. Mr.
Taylor was brought to Bannack, and Il
now under the care Of DR.. J. G. Bryant 0
Dillon, who expects to restore the woundes
member to ito original condition.
We learn that The much talked Of com
promise between the Union Pacific, ans
Northern Pacific, has at length became
matter of fact. A. we understand It, {
three rail track accommodating the gaug'
of the N. p. and U. & N. will be laid froi,
Blackfoot to Silver Bow, taking the rout
up the Big Hole. From Silver Bow tn
two companies will continue the three raj
track on to Deer Lodge, and 1t Is reason
able to infer that oil important branches 4
the Territory will be constructed In lik
manner. This programme Il carried on
will do away with the big bore at Mulle
!. Pass. It also robs Mountainous Of the hop
Of railroad competition in freight rate