The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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i Al Lewis has moved into Green & Wal
ters' house.
| Frank Caldwell takes the tickets at the
ibex exhibition.
A stove, with fire In It, was the loafer's
best friend this week.
The Corinne addition Is up and being fin.
ished as rapidly as possible.
The TRIBUNE would like correspondent
In Bannack. Who will respondl
Work has peen commenced on the ad.
ditihn to Clerk McGough's house.
A rancher from Fish creek brought in a
fine load of watermelons this week.
Carpenters are scarce. Many buildings
are progressing slowly on that account.
Brainard Il Parke took possession of the
"Glendale Brewery" saloon, on Monday.
Jas. Maulden received an average Of $50
per head for the cattle he drove into British
Possessions.
Ben Froman Is erecting new and com.
modious stable, back of his residence. on
Idaho street.
Charlie Asmen has returned to Dillon
and to the book.keeper's desk In l.. C.,
Fyhrie 4 Co.'S.
The rain, this week, put dampcr on build.
Ing operations, where there was outside
work to be done.
the Couer d Alene gold excitement is
creating intense interest among miners all
over the country.
Zeehandelaar's exhibit Of Montana, Idaho
and Utah ores, at Amsterdam, took the
diploma Of honor.
The hotels and restaurants have made
great preparations for court week, in antici.
patton ot lively business.
The Ancient Order Of United Workmen
Of New York state have paid out $4,000
benefits the past fiscal year.
F. F. conyne is putting single roof on
hts house on Washington avenue, and Is
making other improvements.
The kickers against those gravel cross
walks found them mighty convenient dur.
ing the muddy weather this week.
The ST. James Guild meets with Mrs.
J. K. Holden, on next Wednesday, at $40
p. IN. Every one Is requested to attend.
The new road, just opened into Wash.
tngton avenue, proves great convenience
I" ranchmen driving In from the south.
We would have had quite string of per.
sonals last week, II SD many Of the restless
ones had not dropped in and ordered their
names left out.
Chas. Bliven has purchased the Hirsch.
man house on Washington avenue, and
m OVssd Int
an addition to 1t soon.
On his way hack from Rocky Point. F.
NJ. Eastman got lost in the Bad Lands and
had very narrow escape. lie wandered
about for twenty.four hours, without auy.
thing to eat, before he struck camp.
The N. p. train, on which Mrs. Dorches. |
ter was passenger from Helena to Gar.
rison, broke in twow hen going up the "over.
head line" ON Monday. and gave the pas
sengers In the rear car considerable scare.
In stopping the runaway cars one of them
was derailed.
a living specimen Of the Rocky Noun.
tain goator ibex was recently purchased
ny Dillon parties, Of an Indian, who caught
It In the mountains near the Big Hole.
The animal is about the size and shape of
domestic goat and is covered with a fine
ong fleece reaching to its knees, resem.
bling In that respect the South
American llama. Its horns are shorter and
'tralshter than the goats. Taken all to.
:etl'er the beast very much resembles the
bex ofthe Alps and Pyrenees. 1t is under.
tood that the Dillon lodge l. O. q. F. is =
making arrangements to buy il for initiation ,
purposes, in lieu Of an ordinary goat.