The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-23
Albert Crowcll Is clerking at the Valley

Helena.
Heavy loads Of freight are rolling out
every day.
Mr.. u. p. Moore, Of Sheridan, was in the
city Sunday. .-, ....-- 49,.
The Methodist church, is the highest
point in town. IL
Mr.. Geo. French and wife paid Dillon
visit Tuesday.
There Is considerable demand for l"m'
Der this spring ~-if TX
. The wind blew terrible gale in this vi
cinity yesterday.
Master Willie DINGHY is learning to stick
type In this Office.
The vacant lots about town are crowded
with freight outfits.
Sixty.four immigrants arrived on the
train Monday night.
The wind yesterday showed no mercy
to signs and canvas tents. '''i'.@-.s; ''
Rev. W. c. Shipper and son, Of Butte,
gave us a call "Wednesday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Rank lett Thursday morn
ing for short visit i, Ogden.
Mr.. L. Scott, Of Aryenta, was in town
this week taking in the sights.
On Thursday me ling the Helena coach
took out eighteen passengers
Roberts & Co. have erected n:w sign
in front Of their establishment.
Mr.. Albert Davis, Of Virginia City, was
in town Tuesday on u business trip
Trsvel southwark is STEADILY on the de-
crease, and immigration on the increase.
The Helena coach on "Wednesday morn
ing departed with twenty.onc passengers.
The river has become too high for fish.
ing and now our fishermen are out of luck.
w. r. Jacobs, Quarter. Master agent, re.
turned Thursday from business trip East
Mr.. Oliver Ingram, Of Sheridan, gave the
TRIBUNE office pleasant visit wednes.
day. -"
Pictures Of the National Park will be ex.
hibited at the school house on next NJ N.
day night.
Messrs. S. r. tlouser and Geo. r. Reeves,
of Helena, took the coach for that place
Thursday morning. "gn
The lyccum was held on TUESDAY night
this week on account Of the inclencncy Of
the weather NJ ,nday evening.
A man by the nam. If Hugh Wilson
died Of pneumonia at the county infirmar,y
In this city Yesterday morning.
Everybody should 20 to the school house
Monday and Tuesday nights and see ,hs
great Sun Picture Entertainment. ra-f
We understand TINT division agent Da
Wis has recently discovered quarts lode II
this county that is immensely rich.
Several new buildings have ,,een startct
In this place, most Of which are to IN
: structures Of elegance and durability.
Our carpenters have all the wors Tx.
t can do, and say tn, bull ling out'o1s is TX
r. ceedingly good for the coming season.
r Mr.. Amos Purdu"a, the, popular n,,.
chant Of Salisbury, honored the TR.nU~'
office with pleasant call "Wednesday.
B. The road between this place AMI Birc
Creek IL in II bad condition, ON account {
the rapid rising Of the Deaverhead river.
. Mr.. ]. B. Laurin. Of I.aurin, was IN :. th
8 place Tuesday looking after freight to +
forwarded IT, his mammoth store at til
above named place. - *.
Mr.. viii O. Fallon Shaved US spec
men Of wire s:lv " q ,arzt from the Anseln
al mine as butts. This was-as-tir,e a-~.secisn !.
as we ever looked upon and was very ricl
Is Mr.. WIN. ii III and wire, ofvryinia CT.
arrived here Sunday evening from Il!
;. States, and LETT on Monday mnrning h
private conveyance for Sheridan and II
Social City. ''"'
The weather has. lscn ccxc-esling
warm since the rain, and the hills IL,
, hencllands are becoming quite gree
~ There Is now m abundance Of 'inM /;
= stock on tn, ranges '''-'> =;
Mr.. Joe. Smith, I, k.;rarh operator
= Virginia City, called in to see II. Frila
" Mr.. S. has b.en visiting Saeri Ian, Glc,mial
Lion City, and D.,lm. II. lett this NOR
Y ing for the Social City. ...-
Mr.. Lcary and family, of Butte; arrive
here Thursday by private convryance. II
y family departed on Friday m'rnins for :
extern led visit to the States. Mr.. l.. r
Il. turned to the Silver City. -.
d. Mr.. Hillhouse Raymond, Of Virgin
City,. arrived here Tuesday night OH his =
4, turn from the East, AND had with him
band of fine blooled horses. With the ba,
were two Shetland ponies.
A score or more Of our boys Went dow
to the end Of the track Sunday evening ,
!, ths construction train FRA pleasure rit
:. They report the ride pleasant enough, b
- the rain Was dreadtu!ly wet.
From Mr.. J. s. Wilson, Of the lower W
!" lev, we arm that all grain that has be'
~ sown this s; ring is up and growing nice
:. lie says that the pros .'cc:s tor an enc
~ NOUS harvest never were better.