The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-09
I lc vloriou, Fourth has passed.

Mr.. Geo. T.. Lewis, Of Twin Bridges,
was in town Thursday
Sebrct. Ferris Il White have built an
addition to their forwarding house.
Mrs. l.. L Hanson and Miss Katie Barn
ard celebrated the Fourth ut Butte.
Miss Clara Roberts left Tuesday for an
>icndrd vi-it with friends at Butte.
Mr. Clm> Armstrong, of Glendale, was
a guest at the Valley House Sunday.
Capt. Iluri,ur,, OF kfooi, Idaho, reg
;.iereu ut tive Cornnc House this week.
Mr.. John 4. Hall, of Sheridan, lci, his
autograph a, ll,e Valley House Tuesday.
lion. Samuel Word, OF Virginia city,
wa. "A ..,,s.-, 1T the Cnri,,nc House last Sun
uay.
MIR. Joe Carey and wife lett "Wednesday
morning for a visit to the Puller Hot
Spnys.
The Adobctnwn base ball 'iub was de-
ftated on the Fourth OF July at Butte, ny
score of 81 to3
The Mitchell Wagon Company has erect
e, Il large shed for the storage of their
ia,mc,.se stock OF bugyic>.
Rev. L. q. Prout Of Virginia City will
reach ut the school house in this place to-
morrow evening at J go O'Clock.
| The casi, sales ot merchandise by the
firm of Schrcc, Ferris X White for the
month of June exceeded Sso,txD.
Some of our merchants have adopted the
rule nf closing their places ot business on
Sunday. We deem this capital idea.
Although building in Dillon can hardly
l,c rated 'n;nn,, ye: from 90 :" 70 c;'rpcn'
tcrs are kept busy and three saw mills run.
ming night and day fail to keep pac, with
the demand Tor lumber.
We visited the Continental Oil Compa
ny's warehouse yesterday and found !, vel
filled, and Mr.. {. J. Gilmore husily en-
gagged filling Montana orders. Our Mon
tana merchants will find it 70 their best in
tcrcs,s 10 order their oil through this com
pany.
The four houses engaged in farm ant
agricultural implements in this city, art
doing a rafting business, and those unac
q,,ainted with this and the neighboriny val
leys are greatly surprised at the almos
constant stream Of new wagons and tar''
machinery leaving town.
Mr.. James Fecly, representing the firm
of Lindekes, Warner Il Schurmcicr, OF 81
Paul, MINI, dealers in dry goods and no
tions, was in town the past week and me
with great success. St. Paul Is one OF tn
best markets in the west, and will undoubt
etily command good share of the Mon
tana trade. Mr. Feely represents first
class house aud & .rrie, an inn .nsc lin. .
samples Of first-class goods.
We arc indebted to u. ]. Armstrong, ia
copy ofthc Wicc list rules and regulation
Of the sixth annual meeting OF the Westcr
Montana Fair Association, OH TIesda
Sept. I3th 1881, and to continue four day.
The Association otitr handsome list {
premiums to which is added II special lii
by private parties. rhc pamphlet is pull
lished at the Misso,,lian office, and woul
do credit to any iirst-elass publishing hous'
|, Our correspondent in the hills writes
Anew mines are being struck daily In tn
Tobacco Range, some Of which pro,ni'
!. fair ON the surface Durirg the week 4
!. interest on the High Ridge WAS sold to !
Armstrong Tor $I,,emao, Be.lcw 4 Co. Al
taking out high grade ores on the It'd
Wave. This Lolc Looks we'll. \ shaft
down so feet OH the Bear Paw with ; tc
-, Of rich ore. Grin Stone is sinking Oh h
lode, which promises to be the best go
lode in the district, welding when mill'
y, $50 90 per ton. Dave McCranor 4 G
RS are taking ore from the Silver Tower, wi
plenty Of Metallic and Ruby Silver in sigt
~. The NJ. NJ. 4 NJ. Co, are nearly ready {
their mill, which, Is now at Dillon. u
dtr.tand they have struck a good body
ore this week. The Richmond Go. Il
taking g0,a ore from the Silver Tow
Extension, the hills ar. full Of prospectc
and you may hear OF B,,,arza's during i
!" ,cason.
RAMBLER
j.
Yesterday morning, a it'll. after q
~ O'Clock, I'hom.~ .Annea' a lopul~ you'
r. miner engaged in til. Alice ni,,., mt wi
:. serious accident, which, it Is to hc hops
H. may not terminate fatally. Wear infsm'
cd that Anneir was on u platform in
winzc, a short distance from the :Jo-tC
level, when some one announced that
blast was about to l,c tired. Young Anne
~ taken by surprise stepped oil the p!atior
&c and tell down the winze to the goo Il
level, distance of eighty feet. Ills III
ing comrades went tO his assistance INN
diatelv, and the wonder is that he escar
o.. alive. II, was found to be severely inj
ey 3D. Drs. Holmes and Hentiricsan ".
called. and AN examination of the wour
showed that they were confined principl
~. =" to the face aud head. Young Annear v
w. removed to the Workingmen's Hosp;
where he is receiving skilltal medical
ny tention, and is being tenderlv nnrss'd ly
father, Mr.. William Annear, who is ain,
distracted by the accident to his SON.
4. call at the hospital last evening 10,
p" young Anncar resting comfortably, ;
his attending physicians confident Of
:. ultimate rccuvery.-Mincr ot the 4th.