The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
There has been no dus, kicked up in Dill
Ion this Spring yet.
The inerease in our midst during the
past week Of tramps il . sure indication
that Spring is upon US.
Droves Of pilgrims are coming into Mon
tana from all quarters. and Dillon is CATCH
ing fair share Of them.
Mills, in grinding his .'short gritts" for
the North West. grows musical betimes-
and thus it is that music Gains and cools a
sarcastic soul.
St. lanes Guild will meet at the resi-
denee Of Mrs. Mary A. Goodrich, in Dill.
lon. on next Wednesday. April nth, At }
O'Clock. p. m.
Phil Shenon, Of Bannack. last week
made purchase Of $1,000 worth Of cattle
to sdd TO his already large herds on the
Lemhi and Horse Prairie.
The RENAME Of d. J. Stewart. compiler
Of "Ssewast's History Of Montana" was
encased In 4 metallic casket and taken to
Ancsa, Iowa, for interment
Agnes Raphaella Acosta, the Spanish
woman sent to the Insane Asylum from
this county, was discharged from that in.
s,itution last week In cured condition.
Rev. w. w. Van Orsdel, Methodist, will
preach At Grace NJ. E. Church tomorrow.
Sunday the 9Th, At the usual hours morn.
ing and evening. All are cordially invited
| ~ attend tive sepvires
A volume Of testimony was taken IN the
Miles. Selway contested land case before
Probate Judge Wing. Robt r. Smith ap
peared % counsel for contestant and Bar
bour & Kirk wood Is council for claimant
Last year the annual exhibit Of Beaver.
head County was the longest, In words
and figures, ever published in Montana.
The annual exhibit Of the county for this
wear was shorter than that Of any other
county In the Territory.
The "maveric war" At Bannack, Is grow.
Ing hot-hotter-hottest. A bottle Of the
balm Of Gilead, or something soothing.
might be sprinkled over the conflict to stay
It. Anyhow, 1t should be suppressed. Let
Us all pray to that effect.
Prof. Clayton has secured nearly all Of
the valuable and available mines in the
Bannack, Blue Wing and Bald Mountain
districts, for the purpose Of organizing =
company to erect smelter and work the
mining properties In those districts.
Theo. Mufiy, Clerk Of this Judicial Dis.
trict, has removed his deputy. Garland, At
Miles City. Garland is that Custer Coun.
~ Clerk who 'cabbaged" about 5000 for
500 worth Of services rendered the people
Of that county. Mr.. Muf,iy, in paraly zing
the Custer deputy, did his duty.
A postal communication conveys the in.
telligence that the revival meeting con.
Quoted by Revs. Van Orsdel, Mintzer and
. Nutting at Pageville, In Madison county,
resulted in the organization Of Methodist
Episcopal Church at that place with mem.
bership Of sixteen communicates.
John B. Read, Of the Butte Inter Moss.
J fHis. has been appointed BY Gov. Crosby
i. as Commissioner for Montana to the Den.
yer Exposition. Mr.. Read acted as Butte
Commissioner to the first Exposition, and
he performed the duties Of the position in
an energetic and satisfactory manner.
/ Phil Thorpe intends to throw up his
commission as "sheep doctor" for Beaver.
head County. The compensation allowed
for performing the duties Of Sheep Exam.
liner IN each county Is only three dollars
per dav, and SO small stipend will not
pay . man Of means to bother with the bu.
siness.
The mighty fell few at Helena on las,
Monday. His Ex.Excellency BENJAMIN
Franklin Potts stood on the Democratic
ticket for Alderman in the Fourth Ward OF
that city, and was cooked BY 4 live Cole.
Mr.. Potts avoirdupois is Of aldermanic pro.
portions, and We can't see, for the life OF us,
why he was left out.
Messrs. Lou c. Fyhrie & Co. have con.
cluded to open an extensive branch Of their
house At Lemhi Junction, Idaho. Y.s,er.
day E. w. Butts, builder, started tor Juno.
ton, where he will put up commodiou,
store building for Fyhrie & Co, which will
be filled with large stock Of goods as soon
az it can be made ready tor their reception.
The social hop given at School Hall on
Friday evening OF last week did not lack
anything in numbers to make it one OF the
most pleasant dances Of the season. Those
who were there certainly enjoyed them.
selves in the highest degree. Our fashion
able society people attended the hop and
enjoyed the dancing immensely. The dance
was one Of real pleasure.
| Richard Stein, through his attorney R.
B. Smith, has brought suit against the Utah
and Northern Railway Company for dam.
aues In The surn NJ ~ nm Th. co,,,
plant has seen filed in the Distric, Court
for Beaverhead County. Stein me, with
an accident on the line Of the railway some
time since whereby he lost leg. The
limb was 50 badly crushed that it had to be