The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-11-03

Little Fred Hanson, who has been very
sick, Is recovering.
Phil Thorpe and family have moved te
town for the winter.
Kirkpatrick Bros are going to nov
their hay scales to the rear Of their new
store.
| Spring Mountain il represented In Thu
issue ofthe TRIBUNE by 4 letter from
"Young America"
"Curly" Brown was out,sunnine himscl
for the first time since Yeomans knifes
him, on Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Sollender Is very III at tn
Corinne Hotel. She Is suffering from a sc
we're hemorrhage Of the stomach.
The polls at the Court House will b
open at s o'clock Tuesday morning, ant
continue open until 6 In the evening
There will be change in tire running
time Of the passenger trains on the U. & N
soon but no particulars are yet known.
The trustees Of the Dillon High Schoo
inform US that the fail term Of school will
commence Monday morning, next, Nov. sth
The body Of an embryo child was fount
lying at the lower end Of Montana street
one morning this week. An investigation
Is in order.
Work was com .nenced this week on thu
TRIBUNE press-roo,n. 1t is to be 16xlS fee
in size and will prove great convenience
10 this office.
The Dillon brass ~ band serenaded q
newly .married couple, at the Corinne or
Monday evening. A Nv" from the groom
silenced the boys.
Kirkpatrick Bros, have been busy all the
week moving into their new store. It wa,
tiresotne job moving SO large stock 81
general merchandise.
Col. and Mrs. w. F. Sanders celebrated
the twenty fifth anniversary Of their we'd
ding, at Helena, Saturday evening. They
received many handsome presents In silver
The opening ball and supper at High
School Hall, has been postponed 10 Thurs
day evening, Nov. 2oth, and will be a grand
Thanksgiving ball. See display notice in
another column.
Rev. w. G. Shippen,o Butte, will preach
to.morning morning at the M. E
church. FIG. Boylan, of Jefferson Valley
will preach in the evening. A cordial invi.
tation Is extended to all.
VIM. Knapp and Al M. Baldwin started
for the Ceur d. Alene gold fields yestesday
morning. The rest Of the party concluded
to wait-a while. The boys promised to keep
us posted concerning the new camp.
The land case of VAN Camp W. Weight.
man was tried Thursday at Kirkwood's law
office before Sim Estes ]. P. r. B. Smith
appeared for VauCamp and VIM. F. Kirk.
wood for Weightman. The case was de.
cided against Weightman who will appeal
to the District court.
On Thursday night young man who
has been hanging around town for several
days, passed $loo counterfeit bin, at one
Of the gambling tables. The fellow lit out
soon after. A warrant was issued for his
arrest but he could not be found. =,
Hagan, Ryan and Beardsley, arrested on
Medicine Lodge last week, on a charge Of
stealing horses, were arranged before Judge
Wing Wednesday, on charge Of petit lar.
ceny. They were found guilty and sentenc-
cd to twenty days imprisonment, $40 and
costs.
In another place will be found an abstract
OF the assessment Of Beaverhead county
for 1883 1t will be seen that the cattle bust
ness takes first rank In the county, with
horses next, and sheep third. The total as.
sessment is $a,2oo,oo6, from which IL taken,
the widows exemptions, leaving the net as
$a.loS,oo6.
Sons: unknown rascal entered the barn
Of VIM. Stodden, three miles below town,
one night this week and cut up five sets Of
harness and saddle, completely running
the whole outfit. Mr.. Stodden, after much
patching, managed to fix up one. set and
rame to town and purchased new harness.
No clew to the perpetrator has yet been OBJ
Eained. Such an exhibition Of petty ma.
iciousness should be severely punished.
{ the guilty party be found.