The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
AROUND TOWN.

Our hotel runEt'tS ate Si' rs ''e Ie""e
and passengers rcat.
Mr. George Savage OF ArscntI. was IN
town the fire: OF the week.
Bugyics are heard on or streets until
quite late these cool evenings.
The last issue Of the Courier was printed
in their new tire-proot building,
Revs Riggin and Van Ors.lcl preached
to fuir congregation Sunday evening.
Several cases Of wl,ooping cases nre re-
ported among the children OF the valley.
For about an hour Tuesday the rain
fell In torrents, and the wind blew terr'hc'
ally.
Mr.. w. NJ. Oliver gave the TRIBUNE
office call this week and left some OF the
substantial.
Bishop Brewer will hold divine service
in this place tomorrow, August l+th at II
a. M. and $3.50 p. m.
Mr.. Joe Smith, Telegraph operator OF
Virgins. City, paid the TRIBUNE Office
pleasant call "Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. Wright, and Mr.. Rufe Mat
t!,ews, OF Rannack, passed through Dillon
on their wav to Butte, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Clark, and Miss
Lille ot.tluOtt, OI CIlcTlIuII, WCSS VIC 6~S0'S
OF Mrs. II. Brundage this week.
Rev. f.. 6. Prout, Of Virginia, arrived
here Thursday, and will assist Bishop
Brewer in the services Tomorrow.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Eckhart, Of Helena, has
again been elected as Il Vice-l'resid.nt OF
the Photographers Association Of -\'ncri-
ca.
Til. Yello vstonc Journal speaxs of outs
being raised in that section, over four feet
in l,cisl 1T, and will harvest 50 bushes to the
acre.
We understand that Mr.. Fred Locklcy
formerly editor Of the Salt Lake Tribune
will 90 20 Butte to take charge OF the Inter
Mountain.
Mr.. Walter Z. Wynn:, Of Virginia City
intends erecting II building at Butte o"
West Park street. where he will open a
stock Of drugs.
Mrs. Briar, and Miss Laura Briar, moth
er and sister OF Bruce Briar, arrived on
Sunday evenings train tor an extended
visit to their son.
4 party OF tourists left here Thursday
morning for trip through the National
Park. They took tine Blacktail route,
thereby saving 20 or 50 miles.
Judge Wade and family passed through
here this week Oh their way hon'. Mrs
Wades health is much improved since her
visi. to her old home in Ohio.
l.. c. Fyhrie 4 CO., are taking steps to
erect large concrete business house al.
Joining their present store and on the cor.
ner of Montana aud Centre streets.
1t is safe to say that during the past
three months. not less than SIJO,O.1,
and more than likely $,oo,on capital has
been added 10 the mercantile business Ut
town.
The mother and sister Of Mr.. Bruce
Brier, arrived ON Sunday evenings train
| from the East. They will remain here
some months on visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Brierr.
Mrs. Carey, of the Valley House, has re-
turned from the Fuller Spring, where she
has been bathing for rheumatism. Mrs G..
thinks she has received some benefit from,
their healing waters.
A. S. Rife LEI, here Thursday morning
with dozen men to improve the road
through the Backtail canyon. lie intends
to have on larger force IN u few days and
the work will COON rapidly.
Mr.. Andrew Clark, one Of the prosper
Gus farmers Of Sheridan, during his stay
here bought one OF the fa,rous McCormick
Binders. The demand for this machrc
seems to b. greater than the supply.
Gen. To,nkins, chief Quarter Master o
the Department Of Missouri and aijmtan'
q NJ. Gen, who has been visiting Mr.
Jacobs at this place left on the train Tues
day morning to return to his duties.
Ma Frank Schulz OF Chicago has pur
chased the Boot & Shoe shop on Centr'
street between Montana and Idaho street
anc is erecting good substantial buitlin!
to be used in the Boot 4 Shoe business.
Major s. S. Farwell member Of Con
gress End District Of Iowa, was in tow'
the guest OF Tom Il. Warren. The Majo
has been taking in our Territory and wa
much pleased. Call again MAYOR YOU ar
welcome.
On last Saturday nigh: Sheriff Miku
had occasion to arrest an unruly Indian
!. Who had been imbibing too freely of fire
. water, and consequently made two ire
use Of his firearms. The officers hav
been unable to find out who let the India
!, have the whisky.
I. Mcs>rs. Bryant & Mo- ton have CONNIE,
5 ced the foundation work for their dru
store adJoiriny the hardware store oi NJ
T.. n. Brown, and expect to fill it vi,
I goods about the Is. OF September. III,
o,iidiny though OF wood will have sui
st:,nti,l fire, proof in the rear.
!, John \. .Jessrang, sentenced last Januar
y a, Helena to five years in the penitcut;ar
for killing calf belonging to a woman, q
capped from field, last Thursday evenin
5, where the prisoners had been given sly
:, per. Nothing has been heard III him
far, $500 reward is otflr.d tor his cap.u
and return.
Il The River Press, SAYS Benton Needs
N millinery shop, and that an en.erprisi
= ,nilliner could easily make a fortune thcl
Also that there are some hall !, doz
Young men ready to take stock in
millinery establishment provided the ".
liner is Young and pretty. Girls there's
v, chance. \ TOM OF 1900 inhabitants vi
1t out m,llincr.
es Mr.. ll>.,rv Chandler who has been )
IS. fering for three months With Il pricl
pear or cactus in his tirgt,. and had {
ut plnyvd the best medical skill ot Butte To
\ purpose. is now an inmate OF the Cou'
liospita! OF this place. On Thursday
BRYAN, ampu,atrd the finger and it is u
~. doing as well as could be expected
,rr Mcs>rs. laber y Co. will Please acc
.l> Our thank. tor samples OF photo.rar
q, The work is excellent and We Cheerful
recommend those Wishing Photoyra,,
views OF parsons. scenery and buildings
n. Japan: Cravon, India Ink or Water co
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