The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-09

Mr.. IL. 5. Gilbert, Treasurer Of Madison
County, honorcd the TRIBUNE Office with
a pleasant call last Thursday.
Mr.. ]. S. Cary and wife, Of Chicago, Ill.,,
are stopping at the Valley House. MIR. G..
is a cousin Of Mr.. c. +. Hawkes..
The rebuilding of the Northwestern For
wardins House was completed on last Sun.
day afternoon, and it is again filled viii,
freight.
Mrs. q. u. French, of Virginia City,
passed through this place Sunday morning
on her way home from an extended visit to
the States.
The Plunketts have recently been play
ing with great success in Colorado, Wyom.
ing and Utah, and are now en- route for the
Montana circuit.
Mr.. II. Knippcnberg and family passed
through this place Monday evening for
Glendale. Mr.. K. is to take charge OF and
superintcnd the Hecla mines at that place
Rev. w. &. Shipper preached to large
audience ut the school house on last Sum
day night. The Rev. Mr.. Garvin's contin.
ued illness would not admit Of his being
present upon the occasion.
Volume one, number three Of the week
ly Boomerang, a neatly printed and spicy
journal, published at Laramie City, Wyom.
ing, has reached US. We wish tho new en-.
terprise unboundcd success.
A number Of the leading physicians oi
the country are now recommending Prof.
Guilmette's Kidney Pad for lame back,
sciatica, diabetes, gravel, and other diseases
of the kidneys, bladder and urinary organs.
As the section men were coming in to
dinner Tuesday noon on the hand.car, It
jumped the track at the south switch, and
threw the men to the ground with consid.
cradle force. Fortunately none Of then,
were seriously injured.
John Douglas, the man who so foully
murdered Mrs. Alice carp in the stage
near Sterling, Madison county, on the astl,
ult., was tried at the present district cour,
at Virginia City and convicted Of murder
in the first degree. He will doubtless get
his neck broke.
Mr.. Tom B. Warren, our efficient post
master arrived on Monday evening last
from a six weeks visit through the States
Mr.. w. was present at the inauguration Of
President Garfield, and says it was grand
event. lie expresses himself as being very
much pleased over his Eastern tour
The great co,nmotion Of immigration has
actually opened up and the rush to Mon.
tana this year Is simply immense. The ar
rival Ut every train into this great country,
bears within its coaches from fifty to one
hundred souls who have come t., this illim-
itable great West to seek their homes and
their fortunes.
Mr.. J. NJ. King, Of Virginia CITY, return.
cd from an extended visit to Marietta, O..
on Saturday evening last, and reports a
pleasant time while in the old Buckeye
State. Mr.. X. is the owner Of the U. S
Grant quartz lode ono mile south Of Vir.
ginia, and will devote his whole attention
the coming season in developing his mine
The killing Of Mitchell by vol,n.r, on
the 18th ult., at Sun River Crossing. has
created considerable excitement in that
vicinity. Both men were soldiers belong.
ing to the 18th infantry. Volmer claims
that he killed Mitchell accidentally, but cit.
izens who saw the shooting protest that Il
was foul murder. At last accounts, Vol.
MGR was still ut liberty.
The Fallon Bros. are kept busy almos,
day and night waiting upon their l,assen.
gers who arrive daily in great numbers
Their skillful management, cordial and
obliging manners have won for them great
respect from the travelling public. They
have, in spite Of the great rush to Moatan;
this spring, sent out every traveller in good
shape and ut the earliest possible tins, and
upon several occasions, they sent out .xtr,
coaches in order to accommodate the trav.
clcrs, waic:, they did in highly sat;sfac
tory manner.
There is no use in dragging yourself ,c
death, and bu, ing all the vile medicines for
internal u>e when you can BE- cured ol
fever and aguc, dumb ague, bilious disor.
ders, Jaundice, dyspepsia, Us well as all dis.
orders and ailments Of the liver, blood and
stomach, by wearing one Ut Prof Gull.
mettc's French Liver Pads, which is sure
cure every time. Ii Your druggist does
not keep the pad, send ~. 50 in letter tc
French Pad Co, Tuled ), O., ami i, will be
sent you by return mail. 1t is the only
Pad that is guaranteed to cure. Beware OF
counterfeits.
Mr.. F. r. Stevens, advance agent of the
Plunkett Constellation arrived last Thurs.
day, and has since billed his Justly cclebrat
cd combination for brief season, com.
mcncing next Monday evening, April nth
this is one Of the largest and best dramatic
combinations travelling in the West, consist
ing OF fifteen talented performers. CARR,
Plankett is the high particular star, and
the company is led and managed by the
veteran actor and manager, Mr.. Chas
Plunkett, ST.. The repertoire of the com
rany is very large, embracing over forty
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