The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Mumps are prevalent in Ogden.
1.-THE Burns.,ers Retreat" is on Montana
street. (S
They are cutting ice in Utah fifteen
inches thick.
Don. Forget St. valentines Ball at
Bannack on the I4th.
From sniLe BARRIERS, doctors, and whisky |
sellers, Gn'd Lord deliver US. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bryant entertained
fsw Of their friends Thursday evening.
Mr.. A Rock has been troubled with the
,numps the past week. Result, Tat chops.
The officers Of Butte are ever on the
watch for opium smo~ers, quite number
'aving been arrested lately.
W. are glad that Mr.. Walter Barnard
Who has been seriously III for some time
with pneumonia, Is recovering.
The Social party at Mr.. Phil. Thorpe's
rhursdav evening 10 spoken OF a. one o.
The sweetest affairs Of the season.
Mrs. L. E. Hanson has just reviewed
.epyrs in all desi' able shades. Call and
'xa,nine, and you cannot fail to be suited.
The people OF Dillon and Beaverhesd
County, have doctor Of whom they feel
justly proud, and Is name h "Clutter." q,
We received an invitation T.. . calico
,ail given at the Valley House last We'd.
.veniny but over work AID III health, kept
rs at home.
The picture Of a Young blood can be seen
ON exhibition In the bed room Of hts IAN.
seiina" at prominent business stand on
Montana street. ~
Johnny Davis. Answer no.
.Ihe Old Stand" barber shop never en-
ploys old played out stage drivers ana
xhtskey bura,ncrs, as runners. (0
A scarcity Of Utah 4 Northern cars ha-
| compelled the the piling UP in the UniO
Pacific yard ot seventy cars Of rai:'
destined Tor Pocatello Ogden Pilot.
The TRIBUNE Is indebted tn Secretary
James II. Mills, for copies Of the Ho,ss
and Council journals Of the twelfth session
of the Legislature assembly, Of Montana.
| The new seats at the school house art
very comfortable, aud persons can attend
the Lvcettin now, without fear OF return.
ing home in a crippled condition from
bending over, or leaning against the wall.
| The attention Of our advertising patrons
is called Ia our new and greatly reduced
rates Otaivcrtisilg, given ut the head Of tbs
first page, which places our columns with
in the reach vi all "ho have anything to
:dvsr:isc.
Mr. ]. S. Wilson has sold his ranch to
Mr.. John Bishop, and in company with
Mr. O. W. w. Rote, under the firm nam:
ct Wilson y Rote, engaged In the grocery
business at Glendale. Our best Wishes Tor
your prosperity Johnny.
The little snow storm this week, while,
we suppose, fulfilling its mission, was II
complete failure in this valley, as far as
sleighing was concerned, ana the only Ji.
gle we were permitted to hear, was the little
one ut the door. followed ty--m k.
The Ogden Pilot states that last Friday
morning the train from the North came
upon q broken rail when mile the other
she Of Willard. " hich threw the first class
coach and sleeping car from the track,
breaking the trucks OF the former, but doins,,
} no f,n Their damage.
The man who was murdered 1T Warm
Springs creek, an account OF which we
published. and whose name was unknow II
Record, named Isaac Hubbell, and that OF
his murderer, Bill Grimmettc, backed b.,
his brother Isaac Grim,nette.
II is with regret we learn that Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Rourk are soon to leave us
They will spend soin. months on Horse
Prairie, where Mi. Rourk has q large band
] OF sheep. From there they will remove to
the Yellowstone country. The good wish
rs Of host of friends will accompany them
What may be termed q strange coinci
:. dence, is the fact that the night after a kes
OF syrup mysteriously disappeared from ;
ranchman's wagon, a number of voun!
people from Dillon enjoved candy pull Il
the residence Of Mr. Phil. Thorpe. MIR
Sculley respectfully requests them to return
the empty key.
We received this week the large ant
= finely Illustrated seed catalogue Of ,iiran
~ ~ IN
Chicago ILL.,, containing price lists oftlowe
and vegetable seeds, with instruction TO
planting and cultivating the same. !
handsome book OF over 100 pages and n
we see no price given We presume 1t is sen
=. free to applicants.
- The Miner reports another shoe In
scrapc ut Butte, Tuesday morning about
O'clock 4 man named Bob I.edinghan
,razed with drink, shot Al Grove with
forty four cal;bre British bulldog, the bal
entering the breast. H. is not supposed t
be dangerously wounded. Lsdingham ma
Disappeared and up to "Wednesday nigh
he had moi been found.
Mike Carroll foreman Of the Anacond
At mine, Butte, inflicted a serious wound q
the head Of William Bosancho with Gro,
bar, cutting the scalp open down to the ey,
3nsancho was miner In the Anacond
mine, and was discharged Ivy Carroll ia
drunkenness. Bosancho became abasiv
calling Carroll names, which led to the US
Of the crowbar with the ABOVE result.
We send out with this weeks ERlRuNl
sample copies OF the Chicago weekly New
a years subscription I. the .Vcsrs will
given free to all new subscribers who han
or send us S. Tor the TRIBUNE the comm
year. The same offer will apply to old sui
scribcrs. who will pay UP for the time the
have had thu. TRIBUNE and one year IN a.
vance, for particulars, sce al. on this pa &c
The Ladies Social will meet at the res
dencc vi Mrs. john Selway, next Wedne
dav afternoon and evening, Feb. lst
The ladies are invited to he present earl
in the afternoon, and work will be Arrange
aud the society re-organized. The voun
people OF the community are cordially il
vit-d to be presept In the evening.
short literary and musical programme vi
I've given, refreshments will be served Al
an enjoyable evening may he anticipated
a slight .war.like demonstration W
manifested on our streets Thursday eve
ing between Johnny Taylor and M
known as brigham" with courage rel