The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-21

Geo. Roberts lett tor 0ultc THURSDAY
with a large load OF passengers and baggage.
Mcssrs. Frank Theibold and ID. Nelson
left thi, week to ill contract ON the n.
r. R.R.
About twenty Of the almond eyed race
came in from the South on Wednesday
evenings train.
Mr.. II. 5. Howell. Supt. OF the Gilmer \
Salisbury stage line, arrived here ON last
"Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Geo. Corp and wife. Of Sheridan.
were in the CITY last Sunday, the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet.
Mr.. J. ". Morris and family. Of Nevada,
Madison county, were guests at the Cor
inne House last Sunday.
The public should bear in mind that the
North bound mail closes ut 6:3o p. M, and
the South bound at 5 a. m.
We are pleased to note in this issue that
Miss Eva Dakin has fully recovered from
her severe illness OF last week.
Twenty.seven cars Of freight arrived here
on Monday last. This was the first freight
train in for nearly three weeks.
The railroad track in the Portneuf Can.
yon has been sufficiently repaired to allow
passage tor heavy freight trains.
Mr.. W. II. Oliver, Of Birch creek, gave
us pleasant call on Saturday last. lie re.
ports times lively in that vicinity.
Mr.. Geo. hatcher, Of Virginia City, was
In town Thursday, taking in the sights and
sensations Of the future metropolis.
Freighters are rolling out daily for all
points in the Territory heavily laden with
merchandise and mining machinery.
Mr.. Sewell Davis, late with the firm Of
Sebree, Ferris & White, has accepted pc.
sition as salesman with Chas. Schless:nger
The Helena bound coach ran over MIR.
! sent him p tn the happy hunting ground
| Of his ~ torefathers.
On account Of the paper famine, W. are
Obliged to send our readers solid paper
this week. We mean by this that the mat
ter is not loaded, nor the paper either.
Mr.. ]. Il. Laurin and wife, Of La,,rin,
came in on Monday last. and on Tuesday
morning Mrs. l.. took the train for Canada,
where she will visit friends and relatives.
Carriages can be seen every day filled
with passengers, bound tor the famous
Warm Springs. This Is certainly bccom-
ing one Of the most popular resorts in the
Territory.
Next Sabbath, the ,,d inst, the Rev. W.
G. Shipper, pastor Of the NJ. E. Church,
will preach ut the Poindexter school house
ut II ocit'ck a. M, and in Dillon ut 1880
o'clock p. NJ.
Mr.. Thos. I.oughridge, one Of the pros.
porous ranchmen Of this valley dropped in
to see US one day this week, and reports
crops in a splendid condition, and stock
doing well ON the range.
The attention Of our readers is called to
the lad" Of Mr.. John Cannovans, Of Glen.
dale. Mr. e.. conducts a first-class hotel
and travellers will consult their best inter.
ests by stopping at this house.
Mr.. Frank Layton, resident Of virgini,
City during the past year, took the train
Monday morning for hts home in Brook lyn
New York, where he has accepted a posi-.
ton In large manufacturing establishment
A.notcd physician of New York, write.
to friend: Il have in my mind sufferer
| from gravel and complication III kidney
disorder that was permanently cured by
! the use Ut Prot. Guilmette's French Kid
ney Pads" The druggists sell them.
Mr.. Fitch, Of Sheridan, came in on Tues
day last to meet his family that arrived
here on the same evening. Mr.. +. reported
his mines looking we'll and that they wcr.
vigorously pushing the work on their t,,n
mel, and expected to reach the main lead IL
few days.
| We are under obligations IL Mcssrs
Blancctt 4 Howell. OF the Pacific restaurant
and Fruit Depot, for recent favo,s IN the
way Of some fine apples and oranges. These
gentlemen are doing a thriving business I,
their line, and are daily receiving heav,
cOl,signmcnts OF frcsl, fruits.
\ fire broke out in large tent coveriu.
which WAS lying on the platform of til,
Railroad co,nranv's depot yesterday after
noon, but was discovered IN time to BIZ ea>i
~ extinguishcd. Had the fire got goo,
start It might have proved quite disastroa
As the wind was blowing ti,:rce gale u
the time.
MIR. IL. i. Smith, formerly resident q
this city, hut now resident OF Butte, CAV,
us a call last SATURDAY.. Mr.. s. reports time
exceedingly brisk in the Silver City, and tina
he has slaughtered upwards Of 40 bccvcs il
the past three weeks. lie drove sever,
head Of beet cat ls from this place To Ra,t
this week.
MI. Chas. Hermann. Of Bircl, creek CAV
us a pleasant call sm "Wednesday last. NJ,
II. Is making extensive improvements o
his ranch, and intends to make 1t one oi tn
finest IN that section. Tie reports the rail
road progressing rapidly: It is now with
in about ten miles Of Camp creek, whcr
the new town Of Mclrose will liz located.
Several Of the Territorial journals ap,,ea
this week In the ''scre and yellow leaf
style, and Il We do not stNn receive on
consignment Of goods, non. in the blockad
at Omaha, We will he compelled to issu,
in the same style. But as the New
North west says, swell come once wccl
lit has to liz ON white satin or gunny sack.
Mr.. r. Rutter, one Of our enterprisin,
blacks,miths, was allowed patents ON wa.:
on-hrakes through the Patent Office of ii,
Scientific American. ON the 9th Of las
April, and on the I'd inst. These brake
are very convenient. and are vast i'm
provement on the old brake, as they can b
transferred from one side OF a wagon tn IL,
other In moments time without any ex
pense whatever.
Nearly two hundred people assemble,
on the commons last SUNDAY atte' noon (,
witness the 100 ward foot race betwec,
Daddo and Lake, tor purse OF $50 Lax,
was to heat Dasido 10 feet tn win. Con
siderable netting was done ON the side
some netting on Dadtio and others ON Lake
Lake gained nearly ten feet in the first q
yards, and at the end was fully fifteen ftr
ahead. The Judges decided Lake the win
ner who accepted the purse without ti,s
least hesitation.