The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02

r Mr.. John Bishop, of the lower vale,
paid us call last Monday. Mr. B. say
, farmers are making considerable headwa.
with their spring blowing.
. Mr.. G. Y. Reeder, arrived here Saturda
last with forty-eight head Of mules from
the States. They are fine band and NJ,
r. is finding ready sale for them in thi
market.
Bright's disease Of the Kidneys, gravel
diabetes, catarrh of the bladder, lame back
sciatica, lcucorrhGa, and female weakness
are cured by Prof Guilmettc's Kidney Pad
Try it and be convinced.
Wantcd-To see a Montana newspaper
which has not spoken of the ''trumped-up'
charge against Han Bo, the Chinese preach
cr.-New North. West.
Perhaps Freeman has one!
| Chas. McGaw accidentally sprained hi.
ankle this week while handling freight Al
the railroad depot. The injuries were quite
severe and he deemed it necessary to re-
turn to his home at Ogden for medica
treatment.
Errors OF youth in male or female, caus
ing shyncss or inability to look another In
the face, pinples nervousness, ETC., can be
permanently cured by the use Of Prof
Guilmette's Kidney Pad.
Col. Dodge, division engineer of the
Northern Pacific railroad, arrived here last
Tuesday evening on his way to He'll Gate
canyon, where he will start force of men
to work grading on the road bed. 1t is
presumed that this move is for the purpose
Of cutting off the Utah Il Northern.
Mr.. E. b. Shaw, representing the Cut.
ting and Packing Co., of San Francisco,
who has been in this city short time, re-.
turned to San Francisco Wednesday. Mr..
S. has within IS days, travelled nearly e,oot.
miles with his buggy team and returned
with his thoroughbreds in splendid order.
We expect to see his genial countenance in
Dillon again soon.
The biggest liar on the Pacific slope lives
at Dillon, the terminus He is white man
and was once civilized The man Is too
proud to steal and is forced to earn an hon.
est living by telling whoppers to pilgrims
as they arrive from the states.-Butte
Miner.
lie came here from Butte, and says he
will return with the railroad to the Silver
City, the place where he graduated.
When you have an inf1amed eve, a
swclled hand. or decaycd and aching
tooth, you do not take and fill your stom.
ache with drugs to cure it, but apply cool
ing lotion or some soothing narcotic direct.
" to the parts. So ii you have weak or
lame back, sore kidneys, prof,,sc or scanty
urine. or the secretory system is clpyycd
and inactive, YOU should use Prof Gull.
'nette's French Kidney Pad, which is a
directly local application, which always
give speedy relief and always cures the
disease. Ask your druggist for it.
On last Monday evening about 8 o'clock
the alarm Of fire was sounded on our streets
BY multitude of voices and dea:cning
shricks from the railroad engine. Tho Vir.
ginM Chop House was discovered to be on
fire and IN less than two minutes the streets
were the scene Of one thronging mass Of
human beings ready to lend II helping hand
against IN, fire Iieni. The fire originated
IN the w'ss'room, caused by the explosion
Of coal.o;l lamp. The flames were dis.
covered before making much progress and
were soon "x,inguisl,cd. Had the fire rot
under hc;.lway, the entire business portion
OF til" town would have been DESTROYED.
The first inauguration of the "rallv Io"
club occurred last Sunday afternoon, and
Dillon WAS proud of its members. Nj.
Gibson, (OM Pisen) with his four in hand,
mounted ON superb coac! which seated
twenty.t.,r:: PERSONS comprising l.lies
and gentlemen. struck out with vim and
splcnlor that wou!l do h,a,r t, Central
Park or the Paris Backwards. We lack
many Of the objects Of intcrc i in this new
mountain town, except tn, snowy hill, cab.
ms, school house, church, III numerous
dwellings, stores. O.. Hu. ii. ,,ry +, crowd,
Ut w"nder-lookcrs a, tn pm.lcrou: coach
went lying by was Il Pleasant sight As
they came up Main street the horses sud-
denly stopped. AM from SOM. unexplained
reason, photographer was On hand with
his chemicals. camera, c:c. and requested
the Italy lilo" +" stop for one moment,
when he said. ''all ready, driv, on" IL,
had in the meantime taken picture Of tn,
whole outfit. You cannot form anv idea or
the group as they sat poised tor the picture.
Among the occupants of the Tally lilo"
coach were Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Rife, Mrs.
Mar'owe, Mrs. Doran, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs.
HENDERSON. and Miss Hattie Jackson. The
gentlemen were Messrs. WIN, NJ. kcllv
Will q. Fallon, Thos. Connor. John \.
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