The Dillon tribune., 1885-01-10


day frightened the prospects of the cattle
and stock men. More chinook is wanted.
In Judge Mtad's Court John Doe, alias
FIAT Charlie" was sen, to the county pen
for IS days. OHensc--a "a common drunk.
The Livingston Enterprise appropriately
observes: "The Dillon TRIBUNE enters
upon its fifth volume with its next issue, as
live and spicy as ever.'
The skating Pavilion is we'll patronized.
Graceful skating and roug h-and-tumble
rolling round may be witnessed at the
rink every evening during the week-Sun-
day evenings excepted.
During the late snow blockade many
passengers we're "hung up" in Dillon for
A day. Some of them looked lonely and
Lonesome, while others put on style like
unto hash-heaver on dress parade.
Up to Bannack things are assuming a
little OF the old-time liveliness. The might
herd" has been sworn in, and the exhibi-
tions for the ensuing year bid fair to equal
those given in the pal'ny days OF the pre-
vious capital.
The Dillon Public School rc-opened on
NJ onday, after the holiday season closed.
During the recess there was no charge in
the efficient corps Of teachers, and so the
trouble will continue until the term ends
u. P. permitting.
Bozcman Courier: 1.-The las. number of
the Dillon TRIBUNE ended the fourth vol
ume of that paper. The TRIBUNE has
been successful and each year it seems to
improve in appearance, sprightliness and
general usefulness" =.
Mining operations in the Blue Wing
District are reported 70 he progressing in
very satisfactory manner. In the dis
trict there is 4 good deal Of snow to the:
square inch. but not sufficient to materially
! interfere with mining.
This is tolerably good season for rab'
bits, both Of the jackass and co:ton-tail
breeds. The other day Messrs. Parke,
Braincrd, Hoage and Shower killed seventy
thirty jacks and forty cottons. 1t was
no extra day for rabbits at all.
Agent Beebe is authority for the state
ment that during the year 1884 there was
7,6rs,5 ,5o7 pounds Of freight received at Dill
lon by the Utah and Northern Railway.
| During the same time there was o,96So14
pounds Of freight shipped from Dillon.
Mrs. Gertrude Bull, Of Eau Claire, Wis
consin, asks all editors to: publish that her
son, Chas. E. Bull, aged thirty years, left
Tehama, California, May ooth, 1854, sick
Any information with regard to him will
be most thankfully received BY. his mother
Less than one year ago Ben Hogan hi
Dillon reform licks THAT told. An ex'
change says: "Ben Hogan is knocking
the eternal stufhng out Of the Kansas whis,
kyites. The Grasshopper State is playing
lucky with Ben az a leader of the cold
water army"
Miss Alice Nichols, who unsuccessfufly
stood for School olSuperintcndent Of Meagh
er county, got even over her defeat. She
married bachelor Barnes. When school
| snarm gets awfully, hoppin' mad she'll gel
even, even If she has to marry to accom-
plish the feat
| Galbraith, the brakeman who was men
toned in the railway snash-up at Feeley's
last week, was taken to Butte. He is hav'
ing a hard time. The physicians at the
hospital had to perform second amputa
ton on one Of his legs. He is reported ir
q critical condition.
| Some pusillanimous wretch, unmindfu
Of decent intentions, has b>cn poisoning
number Of valuable dogs in Dillon lately
From the expressions made BY the parties
who have lost dogs it is safe to say that i
the dog poisoner Is caught he will suffer
severe consequences.
| The New Year edition Of the Salt Lake
Tribune is grand one. L consists Of six
teen pages Of statistical and reliable read
ing matter. The Iyibxne, as dissemina
tor Of news, is unequaled in the West, and
as an engine for the suppression Of polyg.
! amy it is always red hot.
At th>: Pavilion two pairs Of splendid
Winslow Vineyard club skates have been
received. The skates are intended to be
given as prizes on some future occasion
One pair is for lady, and the other for :
gentleman. They are beauties and well
worth contcsting for IN = race.
On merit Friday evening, January 10th