The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-15
AROUND TOWN.

H. Dakin and wife Of Melros- were
= town on Monday,
Choice Utah fruits and vegetables at
A. Cooks, Ogden.
Don't forget the Dillon Literary Soc
ty at 1890 sharp tonight.
Choice California fruits and vegetable
f. \. Cooks. Ogden, Utah.
Mrs. r. B. Warren and children left
Thursday for Bellevue, Iowa.
f. a. Cook, dealer in fruits and vege,
bles, Main ST., Ogden, Utah.
Col. P. w. Norris, Superintendent Of
National Park went east on Monday.
There will be service at the NJ.
Church tomorrow a. II a. m. and J p. m
Mr.. J. b. Laurin, Of Laurin, dropped
"Wednesday, and Mr.. L., as usual, lool
hearty.
The papers published in Eastern Mo-
tana contain many advertisements OF stole
horses.
Mr.. Amos Purdam, OF Salisbury, viii
in town, the first OF the week, gave US
pleasant call.
Col. Wilbur F. Sanders has been ar
pointed by the Northern Pacific K.
Company AS their attorney in Montana.
| Parties DESTROYS OF pure chasing their fruit
for the winter at the cheapest rates, shout,
send to Z. a. Cook, Ogden, Utah.
Mr.. W. II. Suthcrlin Of the H~s6asdma,
exhibited his smiling countenance in on
sanctum this week. Mr.. 5. is looking vi
the business OF his paper in this part OF tn,
| territory.
E. \. Cook, Main ST., Ogden, has o,
hand at ali times full supply oi Caiiiorni;
and Utah fruits and vegetables at the low
est market prices.
Mr.. Carl Swan>trou,, of the lower Bea
yer Head valley, and his brother, Mr.. Joh,
Swanstrom, who lately arrived from New
York honored the TRIBUNE office with a
call on Saturday last.
Send orders for fruit to f. \. Cook, com.
mission merchant, Ogden, Utah. He will
supply you with sound, fresh fruits Or veg.
etables on the lowest terms.
We understand that a series OF depreda-
tons have been committed upon the K. r.
Co. coal wards, several parties have been
carrying a"ay coal, and as strict watch is
being kept it would scarce., pay tor any
more to attempt it.
Duane J. Armstrong. OF the .N,ss,a1iua,
was in town last week huntin. stray paper,
aud material for his journal. Mr.. 4. ex.
presses the belief that at no distant dav
Mi>soula County will he in the front
rank.
Mr. Charles Thorou,hm1n of Helena.
while returning from visit to Butte and
Deer Lodge, sleptat a ranch and was found
dead in his bed the following morning.
I'm, sician> pronounce rheumatism OF the
heart as being the cause OF the sudden
DEATH
Mr., T. Clarke, General Agent for the
L. +. X. r., and party went nortl, on last
Sundays train. They pay IL short visit to
Butte ana vicinity, ENJOY a short season OF
fishing in the Big Hole river, then return
in the elegant new Pullman, PROGRESS,
which WAS iir>; occupied by the Marquis Of
Lolne and suite.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. S.rahorn late OF
bozeman tax. the train this morning for
California. Mr.. $. has just completed "A
Touring mill for Mr. Meadow, and goes
to Los Angeles to build Touring mill
tor the we'll known firm OF Bower
y Baker at the place. We wish Mr.. and !
Mrs. S'ra'orn ION zvys!ge.
Potatoes seem to have outaone them.
selves this season. This week MIR. c. !
Cornell presented us with Is which aygre-
rated 3, pounds. 1t wouldn't take more
han score sucI, ,nurphies to make meal
or an ordinary dyspeplic, and there is lit.
lie cause now to cali the leading vegetable
It Montana ''smaIl potatoes"
Sam. X. Mcdowell. formerly in thu.
mplny ot L.. Z. Fyhric, went east on Wed.
esdayy's train. Sammie has wintered it
nee IN Montana, but the prospect OF anolh.
= such All one has unnerved him, although
'e states emphalicallv that W. shall behold
lis benign countenance among us again in
ne spring, when all Nature shall reveI in a
mantle of-etc. etc. etc.
'Oh, the snow, the b.autiu"-but We
e!rain; we're not re .dy 10 die vet, so we'll
ave YOU something frc>l,.( from the throne
fylory.)
The Winter. god, with icy hal,
And blue cold NOSE,
And trostb toes,
And garments fruzr, /
AS well rs Nose,
Shakes from his locks, DER all the i,lnd
lhs frost that clusters them.
Next:
MIR. b. Van Natter, ward master a, Dill. |
on. while ha,nmering a shell from his nun
m the morning OF the l@th, had the thumb
nj orctin!er OF hi left hand ,nangled and !
ne middle finger broHen. He supposed
nat the >he.! was unloaded, hence hi, care |
e>>r'">> IN handing the gun. The explosion |
ainpuiation ol the thumb and !
;'arS hhser. which operation WAS sniitu.l, |
'erior'aei by DIS. Bryant and Clutter.
ne .ate: Bearer Head saloon ba, again
hanged IL manager, Mr. Woman still a, |
ne he"t; OF same. The sln.in. and genial
onf'cnancc OF Mr.. Cha,. Morton viii b,.
zen tscrc no", who will in the future |
manage the place, hoping to meet the an
'forA. OF The pubic and at the. same time
uar:l,itec~ satisfaction
No >nide goods will b.. turned over tn. |
but only good qualities, try j,
'ncc ana set for Yourself
CAas. Morton.
Manager.
The inter- Ot.ag OF O>t I>t in its renort
II srca; revival which Was held at Far.
veil tau, chicago SAYS: 1.-The interest
'"nti'.uc> 10 wax al fevcr heat, among the
.ood ;iIins> for which glory is given to
10! l. the spontaneous conversion of a
Montana stock drnvcr." That rc,orter
'.> nor evidently paid Montana a visit, but
a''rr> under the impression that christian
y unknown and that barbarian reirns SUI
RENE. We ar. sorry to hear our
Montana stock -drover' was compelled I,
20 TO foreign market for his conversion.
Is he could have procured it right in our
nid>l, but thcn he probably remembers
nat shouting converts Or rcvivalis,S are
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