The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-09-24
AROUND TOWN.

Electricity. Roll on silver n'o,n."
Mrs. Dave Metlin Of Bannack was the
guest Of Mrs. NJ. E. Trask. this week.
Mrs. George Savage Of Argent,, Is visit.
Ing her sister Miss NJ. \. Bowling 81 this
city.
Our streets have been crowded with
freight teams this week, tu, freight Is com
ing in slowly.
Call on or write E. A. Cook. commits. ion
merchant, Ogden, for Utah and California
fruits, sweet potatoes, etc.
The Utah & Northern pay car put IN an
appearance last Thursday and the hearts OF
the boys were made to rejoice.
Isaac Danford, who escaped from the
Jail was captured on the Yellow stone BY
DEPUTY U. 5. marshall, James W. Hatha-
way.
For California grapes, sweet potatoes,
and unrivalled winter apples, at the lowest
market prices, try E. a. Cook, Ogden
Utah.
We understand London company are
about to commence the erection OF fort.
stamp gold quartz mill at Gibhonsv'l'e,
Idaho.
John Johnson who some IS months ago
shot J. n. Merklc at Virginia City was re-
Gently set at libert, through executive
clemency.
F.. A. Conk Of Ogden, Utah. keeps the
best stock y, Utah and California fruits
and vegetables. Dealers will save money
by ordering direct from him.
A. Fisk contradicts the report credit
ing his party with carelessly leaving a
camp fire burning which resulted IN del
>troying quite an amount OF timber andj
came near burning Marshalrs Hotel.
The Miner complains OF the quality OF;
of the Butte whisky as Judged from the!
humber OF dtunks noticed ON Main street,
1T lie means the large number OF drunks,l
the fault must be a limited supply OF water;
Mr.. S. Summers has struck an immense!
[coaI vein on Horse Prairie, about fifteen;
ami'es above Shinebergcrs. -Four scpar:,scl
veins lying close together having an az
sreyate width OF II feet. The coal has the;
appearance OF being OF, the first quality.
The news Of President Gartic.ds DEATH
was received ut this place Monday evening;
At 9 o'clock. Tie following morning near
~ every house was d,aped in mourning.
Wand business was entirely suspended dur
Hing the day. As lar as heard from the Ter
: iitcry is one ho.,>e OF mourning.
The hest fruit and vegetables for The
4least money at +. 4. Cooks. Ogden, Utah
Mr.. II. II. Bsardsisy will please accept
Z our thanks tor the kindly attention given
: us while. stopping at his Union Depot slo
SS.el in Ogden, and it gives US pleasure t.
:, eco.nn,end his house as b-tns iir>t.c.a>>
sin every respect.
q L. F. Oakvs, vi,e-fre>; i.,,t o.: the North,
! sru Pacific, promises to have the car
drumming to Rosebud by the middle ri \.,,-
EE3enbcr. and to Bozsman h., the same time
:.s!l@ n; year, and ON the est and to M,>soi;s
33!u.ing the ali Of 1852, leaving only :. -:
e.. 40 miles, wi,icn will >sre!s be com. MI
: - run iron. iie..,.a ~ E.,;s ....A t".t Is,
: .on.
q Dr. Lcavi,, OF G,entale. assisted BY D..
z;-l;tser OF this city, recent, removed /;
jj3$Es,one from the bladder ot W sullivan. This
: is the second operation OF t''e ninI Per
q :orned upon the same patient. The tit>,
s3.i;nS, over two Years ago, DR.. LeaNit re-
|Sfnovcd a stone enormous in SIZE, and YER
|4.,ar,.; the >evui.i stone was nucn smaller
, and quite soft aud was termed since tn.
3r-mo,al oil the FIRST. The p.,,cIt:s DON.
sXw.ii
g TIE Dillon Literary Society meets this
ESaturt!ay, er. ming Il -, oclocs. In.
&progr 'nme vii! consist %.
Z R.c,ta,icn--.I, Ro.,ru Tower in this
Z Ee>t. \. y. Erow.i.
81 Reas:in.- ti.e Wreck oi ;:.y !;.s>crus
q Miss Mile Coiti',.
q S";,g-'ihc Dying Soldier, Miss kennie
81 o,ln.
E,>av-las. y. t;:.i i;"i,; (. l.. Bristol.
Il S..hi-.r; inr tiel,::c: -H.,s. TIL: That :
Eia~yer is l;l>;;ile,. i, sici,-ndits an u.}a-
cau>e.
PARTICIPANTS.
O Aihrna.ive: D. !. D;n.t-v, z. Ruttcr
gid. Z. Bnil.anoa, Miss Anna Coffin.
s Negative: &, l.. Bristol Jas. kr,spa.
Hri.~, ". ]. Crow.l, Mrs. Jas. kirkpatrick
n The society ".!i NEE. in tht NJ, L
EChurch hereafter ard extends a cor.i;.t! in
s.yit..jon 10 tre -zHerA. Nsisiic 10 attend,
Ii Tie I'm, "N..r.,t. .,a,..se Railroad" lie.
3: II inspired II, VIII, MT: AVE-, but in a IL
Event :ri,, over tie (; y, y \4rthcrn TO Il,
e..sv..tev ot .:s saints, has done very much L
.Soaii>il our former predut!ce> ANA if Tot mar
tsrowi.l. oar t..i:., il the broad gauge h,
iScrrfa:l.lv w.i.,nea i, in th- narrow ONT
ST:.e [. y \. LON nearly 40 miles i
Islengtu, branching from he L. p. at O.dc'
sscn-icha. the valleys through which
EIm>ses, rnnni'rs for long distances ovc
-sssswiiat is little better than barren deser;
~i.,iing among OF Climbing over rugse
H.no,.n.a;r>. whoa previous to its con>,ra.
Etion were considered ONLY acces s,b'c 10 o
j tcains and stage co.ches, has for tie pa.
two wears with few exceptions made i,
dai!v trips with clock like precision, re.arl
Mess OF winter storms ard Summer tioo,i
kThc accommodations for passengers are |!
rX;lc ii any inferior 10 those furnished !
.ong established broad gauge routes, a:
3lreisa,s are moved with less d.tcn,iu
than usually experienced in countries Nj!
n greater natural advantages. This tavorab
Hrecord Is not the happy result Of chan'
Hout is brought about by the u:,tiring sift,''
:, of the company and the thorough sy>te
:, introduced ard carried out BY its officer
agents and employees. The gentleman
hcaring O: the conductors ard their cons;
crate care Of passengers cannot be east
veriooSci b, the traveller. New rolliI
stock is bcin. added to meet the deran
Of the constantly increasing trat'i', and i,
proremcs,t> are heirg made whenever NJ
e>sarv along the line, in short evervshi,
f.; heiag done to make this Utah Il Mort