The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-14

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Miss Eva Dakin Of Il Is city is dangerous.
Is III.
The hillsdcs arc covered with blooming
flowers.
vii, the citixrns Of Dillon celebrate the
Fourth Of Juiv'
The grass has grown wonderfully during
the past ten days.
The roar of thunder was heard in this VI.
cinity on Monday.
Mr.. J. J. Loughridgc, Of Birch Greek, was
In the city this week.
Chas Kinl,ail left for his home in Salt
Lake City Wednesday.
Three car loads ofexprcss matter arr lived
here Wednesday evening.
Deputy Sheriff Nficus went tn Helena
Monday on business trip.
The fruit crop in Montana will he light
this year. Likewise the corn crop.
The finny beauties are being caught in
large quantities along Black Tail creek.
Out Of four Aldermen tive Republicans
elected two at the recent Butte election.
The train for the South, Wednesday, wal
heavily laden with passengers and baggage
Mr.. Graves, Of the firm Of Trask s
Graves, Of Bannack, was in the city thi'
week.
The stage coaches are all busy once more
and immigrants arc travelling in every di
rection.
The shower Sunday did much good IL
this vicinity, and the ranchman are III
happy. Is.
DR.. Bealc, the Democratic candidate fo'
Mayor Of Butte City, was elected by 81
majority.
Many little horses are to b. seen apo,
our streets this spring. They are general!
known as colts.
Mr.. w. NJ. Rank has erected larg
platform near the railroad track, and is fill
ing it with sacked ore.
The first train in this week, arrived herr
Wednesday at IL o'clock p. M, and had o'
board about $50 passengers.
Read Mavor Beaty's Organ Advertise
ment, and send to Washington, N. J., 70
his latest Illustrated Catalogue.
Mr.. w. E. Mayce,ck, Of Spring Hill,
our new telegraph operator. lie fills tn
vacancy left by Mr.. A. b. lIilliker.
Mr.. IIoppy, of the firm Of Gilg l. Hoppy
Of Glendale, came over on Saturday last
In the interest Of his furnishing business.
Roberts 4 Company pulled out Thurs
day morning with several loads Of passen
gers for different points in the Territory
Parties in from the Ruby valley repor
that the general outlook for an enormou
harvest IN that section t,r exceeds that O
any previous season.
Some fellow had his broncho pickete
out on the east side last Sunday with &c
font log chain. The chain was hooked to
tuft Of grass. Strong grass. What'
The only pad guaranteed to cure diabetc'
gravel, dropsy, Bright's disease, nervou
debility, and all diseases Of the kidneys an
bladder, is Prof Guilmctte's French Kie
ney Pad.
Mr.. E. NJ. T'rask left Wednesday morr
Ing for Ogden where he will meet his viii
who has been visiting friends ut Oaklan,
California. They are expected to arriy
here Monday next.
Mr.. l.. E. Simmons and bride, Of Sprin
Hill, paid Dillon brief visit last Sunda,
and while in the city, Mr.. s. honored til
TRIBUNE Office with a call. Gene is Il,
boss "lightning -slinger" At Spring Ilill.
The Ogden Pilot, Of May 10th, comes ,
our table In an enlarged form. 1t now h.
six columns to the page instead Of five, al,
about two inches has been added to I
length. This is an evidence Of success
and We wish Bro Littlefieli a continu
ton Of the same.
Mr.. A. ID. Goctschius, wife and son,
Auburn, Indiana, passed through this rlas
yerterday on their way to Laurin. Mr. a,
Mrs. G. are the father and mother Of l.,
: and John Goctschius, Of Ruby vale
They have now eight sons living in MOI
tana and one ut Reno Nevada.
Mr.. ID. B. Noble came in from Sheri.iu
Tuesday and reported everything flourish
Ing in that vicinity. Farming industri
are being carried On extensively, mines a
being developed with good results and
general mining boom is in progress and Il
whole country is wrapped in mantle
prosperity and wealth.
Mr.. Richard Caswell. ono Of the rro
porous and we'll .to.do ranchmen ofthe u
!. per Ruby valley, took the train Wedne
day morning for Canada and New Yor
In view ian extended visit among rel
tives and friends whom he has not met i
nineteen years. We wish Mr.. e. "a
journey and pleasant visit In the {
East.
On account Of the numerous washou
! along the line Of the Utah 4 Northern raj
\ road, It has been impossible tor some Of Il
small stations along the line to procu
r provisions from the south, aud Il BEGAN
L necessary far the Beaver Canyon people