The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-07-30
Mr.. II. Goodhue OF the Geneva Nurser,


: comfort tn awning builders.
Mr.. J. Forster and A. Wright, of Ba
mack, were in town Thursday.
Mr.. l.. +. Graves, Of the firm OF Ira,
l. Graves was in town Thursday.
i Some dozen Cinnamon landed Fl ON Il
+, north bound train Tuesday night.
Mr.. T. Ia, lor, one Of l3annack's quar-
kings, was visiting Dillon this week.
A new front and veranda to the Dill1
Hospital gives it healthy appearance.
A large number Of freighters are campo
around town awaiting the arrival Of freigh
Mr.. Rufe Forster, formerly Of Bannac
Is now clerking for Trask & Graves Of tn
place.
We notice a lot Of stunning galvanize
cornice on the platform, for Morris Bro,
Helena.
The movement Of north bound frcgf
over the U. 4 N has been very light til
past week.
i DR.. A. L. Dawson, wife and daughter
Of Twin Bridges, were visiting friends /
the city this week.
| Mrs. L. A. Dakin and daughter Fannie
Of Melrosc, honored the TRIBUNE otiic
| with call yesterday.
Tn. local Faber driver Of this Office, Nj,
!. F. Kline, has pitched his tent in Butt
for season. Success to YOU Frank.
Mr.. John Bitncy, Of Wisconsin creek
accompanied BY his daughter, Miss Ne.tie
spent a few days in Dillon this week.
Mr.. William Eastman has erected an,
furnished a small but neat residence OF
Main Street, north Of the Dillon Hospital
| No cards.
The r. r. officials who were here las
week, say they will crowd more men to tn,
front and have the road into Butte inside @
six weeks.
DR.. J. G. Bryant and family, arrived
from Denver, Colorado, few days ago
We believe they intend to make Dillon
their future home.
Mr.. Con. Bray, Of Argenta, was in town
this week. We understand Mr. Bray has
struck some good mines ut Elkhorn Dis.
trict, near Argenta.
Mr.. J. F. Bishop, Of this valley, report.
shearing one hundsed pounds OF wool from
eight sheep. One fleece alone weighing
,3H pounds. Next
Mot here for my health" as the young
man said while in se,ni-glorio,,s. uncon
scious condition he was deposited on his
bedding and effects, at the rear Of the freight
house.
Tw, puyili>tic women were arrested
last Sunday, for fighting and disorderlv
conduct. 1t required the combined efforts
of the Sheriff and under sheriff to secure
them, and finally handcuffs were brought
into reqoisition. Cause, poor whisky.
Among those who intend to make Dill.
lon their permanent home and who will
prove an acquisition to our town is DR.. /,
g. Bryant. The DR.. is lately from
Washington Territory, where he has
been employed Tor four wears as surgeon
and physician TOR the Seattle Coal and
Transportation Co. tle is graduate of
one OF the first schools OF medicine in Cali.
fornia. Dr.. Bryant in company with Il Mr..
Morcton will establish in this place first.
class Drug Store where everything in the
drug line, druggists sundries and fancy ar.
ticles car be Obtained. They will also car.
~ stock Of the choicest brands Of wines,
liquors etc., for medical purposes.
Long Bridges.
Our esteemed cotem. and DESTROYER of
Fabers tor the Af0a;soxiam, in speaking Of
the improvements recently made BY Judge
W. Il. kirkwood on the road from Virginia
City to the National Park says: "In max.
ing the road, he has graded two miles
through the canyon; cut through six miles
Of heavy timber; put In three bridges, the
shortest OF which Is eighty miles long, bc.
sides grading at points elsewhere along the
road.' Nov we can readily comprehend
some OF the benefits to be derived from n
good road through the canvon instead OF a
long pull over u rough timberrd mou,ntain,
hut l say, Tom, aren't t,ose pretty
long bridges?
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DIED,
Near Dillon Beaverhead Co, Montana
Territory, July :7th, 1881, Jennie, infant
ct John X. and Jane Selway, aged
2 months.
'Sate sheltered from the storms Of life"
NOTICE.
Frank H. Shipley Is not with The Inter-.
a,0WWk.Has after Julv 18th, 1881.