The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-05-07
Dillon people are jubilant.

AAODus my H"SSS'S~'' ~"'s'~~~ vas Wv
train Thursday morning.
May Day passed off quietly in this place
No excursions or picnics.
Knowles Warm Springs offers SOM.
great attractions for pleasure seekers.
Business men report that the outlook for
big boom in trade is very favorable.
"lirisco's Band" honored the TRIBUNE
office with serenade Monday. Thanks.
l.. J. Fisk who has contract on the
Northern Pacific left here this week for
Deer Lodge to commence work on the
Western or Middle division Of the N. p.
Mr.. II. w. Shannon left Thursday even
ing for Butte, where he will continue the
practice OF law. Mr.. 5. is a very able at
torney, and his opinions Of the law are uni
vers:lly considered excellent. We wish him
success in the Silver City.
a great many freighters are in town
this week waiting for the arrival Of freight
from the south so that they can obtain suifi-
cient loads to pay them to roll out. The
probabilities are nat no freight will arrive
here under week OF ten days.
As early as Tuesday morning after the
election, We noticed several loads Ut imni.
grants upon our streets, but whether they
came from Bannack or not, we are unable.
to say. At any rate, we understand that
the Bannack boys started one house down
Gras>hopper, Tor Dillon over week ago.
Mr.. John J. Fallon, stage agent at this
place, met with quite serious accident ON
Tuesday evening last lie was scaling a
letter over a spirit lamp, when the gas
blew the wick out throwing the spirits in.
to his face, which immediately took fire,
burning him severely before the flames
could be cxtinguishcd.
The Cascade warm springs just above
Watson, has recently been fitted up by the
proprietor, Mr.. r. r. Knowles, and is now
ready for the reception OF guests. Here
the pleasure seekers can fi,d enjoyment
and the invalils health. A hotel in con-
nection with the establishment will make it
unnecessary to fill your pockets with crack
crs.
Major Thomas came In from Sheridan
Wednesday, from whom We learn that
Messrs. Fitch Il Parmeter are workin.
their mines on Mill Creek quit. extensive
~, and that the richness Of the or. is in
c. easing every day. II. ais, reports that
Mr.. A. Cislrr has taken out of his mine
between eight and nine hundred tons oil
are that will assay $50 to the ton.
The Burton Stanley Concert Company
arrived here on Saturday last and billed
the town for Monday and Tuesday even
ings. Monday evening the company drew
u large house, and their entertainment! was
considered yer, good. On Tuesday night
the audience was rather small. Mr.. Stan
ley is deserving Of great praise as male 80.
prano and female impcrsonator. The COM
pany left for Rlackfoot on "Wednesday
morning.
Thousands have been cured ri. dumb
ague, bilious disorders, Jaundice, dyspcp.
STA and all diseases Of the liver, blood and
stomach, when all other remedies have
failed, by using Prof. Guilmette's French
Liver Pad, which is quick and p,rn.-
ncnt cure for those disord RS. Ask your
druggist for the grca; remedy, and like no
other, and II he does not keep it send $lso
in letter to the French Pad Co., Toledo
O., and receive one BY mail postpaid.
Messrs. Dalton y Radooarne Of Centre.
vile, who arrived here som. day ago with
band ofblooded Stations lett here on Thurs.
day for Helena. During their short STAY
ut this place they sold two If their horses
The young Norman Stalli IN, Herbert, to
Mr.. L. q. Wade, ot Bait. Ex one thousand
dollars; the Clydeseiale Stallion, young
Surprise, to Messrs. Poiadcxter 4 Orr of
this plac.. tor fourteen hundred dollars.
The necessity Tor something better than the
scrub Indian horse OF the country, has long
been felt, and though many good horses arc
already in the Territory, tl,er. is still d..
mand Tor fir>t.class stock and the band
brought In by Mcssrs. Dalton Il Ra,ibourne
will find very ready sale.
On "Wednesday last, Mr.. r. r. Knowles
showed us three views Of his warm springs
which were recently photographed by W.
f. Hook. One Of these showed a birds
eye view oftle railroad, wagon road, side
view Of warm spring falls and the the beau.
'i!ul scenery surrounding his place. The
second was full view Of the Cascade Falls
from the springs as the water comes rip.
ling down from the rugged heights toward
the ln't;'ing pond and bath houses. Tac
third showing the bath houses, bath pool,
water power and the beautiful and wonder
tul sights Of nature in that immediate vicin.
ity. We congratulate our friend Mr.. X.
on being So fortunate as to become the
I'ossessor Of such a magnificent resort. As
soon as this place becomes once thoroughly
known tn the public, hundreds OF people
will visit this wonderful place Of beautiful
scenery and battle /" the pure, healthy wa
tiers that comes pouring down from the
boiling springs Tar above the cascades.
The Free Concerts given "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, by Mcssr.. ]. II.
st. Lawrence the blind Baritone vocalist
and organist, and Chas. Hines the cclebrat.