The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-06-18
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Mrs. +. Jones Of Sheridan, was in the
city Monday.
Mr.. Geo. f.. Tar,,el!. of Lion City, was
in town this week,
The timber along Bcaverhcad river looks
charming in its coat ot green.
Mr.. J. A. Slaven was killed at Silver
Star last MONDAY by the caving in OF
mine.
Mcssr>. Phil Conrev ana Harry Blood,
OF Virginia City. gave II, pleasant call
"Wednesday.
The appointment of Rev. 4. &. Prout at
thi, place is changed from, the sd, to the
roth OF July.
Pat Gray was sentenced to IS years i'm.
prisonment in the p,nitentiary for the muir.
de, Of Hammond.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Daniels, OF Virginia City,
came in on business trip for 5. r. Butord
& Co. last "Wednesday.
The roads leading from town to other
points III the Territory are reported to be in
a fine condition for travel.
Virginia CITY has issued large posters,
announcing grand celebration there on
the coming Fourth Of July.
Ii it continues to rain, u, it has been TO-
ing so far this season, there, will bc no use for
irrigatiny bitches in this valley.
We learn that Mr.. \. Axe is suffering
from scveic attack NJ rheumatism. He
has been confined to the house for several
days.
The Farmers Exchange BY Hall 4 Hard
c>tv, Sheridan, display a new advertise.
ment on our second p.yc. Don't fail to
read it.
Mrs. Anna Martin keeps the half way
house between Dillon and Salisbury, but
there is nothing halfway about the table
she sets.
Charley Conway, step.son OF Mr.. T. ].
Farrell, Of Virginia City, died last Tuesday
morning Of measles and hear, disease. lie
was - years old.
Gravel, diabetes, Bright, disc ,se Of the
kidneys, and all the diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary gans permanently cured BY
) Pro-. Guilmette's French Kidney Pad.
The Youngest daughter III Mr.. William
White, vi Virginia City, died at that place
last Monday morning. This same child
came near drowning in swii tub u short
time ago.
Mr.. Henry llartlesty, Of Sheridan, has
the finest lot Of blooded chickens in the
country. Six varieties, all thorov gl,bretl,
and plenty of them. Look out ir his ad
soon to appear.
Our popular tonsorial artist, Mr.. J. b.
Icomar, gives splendid satisfaction 10 his
customers, and his chair is continually oc.
cupicd, which goes to show that he Is All
experienced workman.
The funeral ceremony OF Mrs. Chas. F,
Hawkes. IN last Saturday was conducted by
Rev. w. w. Van Orsdei. The remains
were followed to the cemetery by a large
, cortcge Of sorrowiny friends.
s Mr.. John J. Failon, our stage agent at
this place, has been rendered the position
, Of agent at Helena The hest wishes Of the
TRlBuSE goes with him, and may he be
successful IN his new FIELD Of labor.
Ratcliff's news dcrot furnishes the read
ing public with choice literature and the
latest news Of the world. Mr.. r. also deal.
in clothing, fancy notions, etc. This gen.
tlen,an has opened out branch house a,
Mclrose.
Mr.. l.. b. Madison is dealing extensive.
~ In the Mitchell wagons, and has made
several sales during the past week. The
wagons stand high In the estimation OF the
Montana people, and the demand for them
is very great.
Mr.. John ". Lowell, one Of our l.rges,
agricultural dealers is doing an extensive
!. business this season in the sale OF the Fish
I BRO. wagons, Mccormick machines, NOV
crs, hay rakcs, plowS, drills, and all farming
r implements.
Mr.. Ed. Marlowe, successor to \. s
Rife, Is conducting livery, sale and feed
stable ut the old stand on Helena and Fir>'
,. street. Ed. has fine horses and carriages
i and can turn out as good rigs Us can bt
found in the country.
We untie, stand that the .Adobc,own has.
hall club is matched for game Of ball al
Butte on the Fourth Of July with the Butte
club. The .Adobetown club is u good one
and will give the Silver City boys the bes
they have in the shop.
Mr.. W. B. Taylor, one Of our permanent
!. black>miths, is busi'y engaged waiting up
on those who bring him work, and the per
y petual ring OF the anvil tells that he ha'
plenty to do. We learn that this gentle
$ man is about to open a shop at Melrose.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Mann, Of Rattlesnake, brough
In a specimen Of pieplant last Thurs.ia,
y that he had grown on his ranch. The stall
measured -. inches in circumference. Il
1 inches in length and the leaf measured fou
). feet and three inches across. This, pcrhap
i, the large>. >taIk Of picr'ant ever grown
g in the Territory.
Our town at present prcscnt>a very live
l. " appearance. All the merchants III tow