The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-05-20
IN TOWN AND OUT.

/ IN TOWN AND OUT.
Buy your ''all wool carpets" at Kirkpa
rick Bros. ,--
A car load of the celebrated Hay Rake
just received at John w. Lowell's.
! Just received at c. L. Thomsen's, fu
line Of the latest patterns in wall paper.
A lot Of those delicious California Straw
berries, just received at e. L. Thomsen's.
From ten to twenty per cent saved b
buying your Barbed Wire Of John. w. Low
ell.
Kite string vs.. the Dillon telegraph line
was docketed last week resulting in favor c
the strings.
| Fine grade Montana wool is qnoted 4
the Boston market at 74c. @ ago.; coarse
iSc. q I9c. per pound. gases
Call ard see the Holm sworth rake, witt
purchasing my other rake.
A few copies of Cops Mining Code
containing all laws relating to mining
may be found at this Office. ~ { -
w. H. Pilliner, Photographic artist, ha
arrived In Dillon. He will open a Photo
graph Gallery in a few days.
A Dillon drunk, after being baptized it
one Of the irrigating bitches, was brough
to realizing sense Of soberness.
Dr.. Clutter has added two beautiful show
cases to hts drug store which will enable
him to display his sundries to advantage.
The spring.sutumer term Of the Bannack
school Is opened with Mks Bridewelt al
teacher. About forty scholars are enrolled
It might be said Of Dolcini, the dead
i1orse.thief that he cooked his own goose
He died too young to make long, black
record.
In another column of to.day's TRIBUNE
Amede Bessette, of Bapnack, advertises a
band Of sixty good hcrses fbr,>ale. Read
the advertisement
. Tom Benton Warren, lately Of Dillon,
Is keeping the Spokane House at Spokane
Station on the road between Helena and
the Missouri river.
There Is lull In base ball practice. The
boys have let the game severely alone for
the past week, and there are fewer crippled
ingers noticeable In consequence.
The trains on the USeh and Northern
Railway wilt soon change ]time. Trains
will then arrive attic Dillon depot half an
hour earlier than they do at present.
The /sdefeNdest Of the 10th says: Erred
T. Evans, freight contractor cf the Utah and
Northern, has sub.let all freight over the
road to Sebree, Ferris & White, Of Dillon"
Messrs. Rhude & Glavin have opened
new blacksmith shop opposite Bliven's liv-
cry and feed stable, and they promise the
public that they will turn out good work.
Fishing is pretty good Just now but the
demand for graeshoppersi is 80 much in ex-
cess of the supply, that it Is about as cheap
to buy the iish a. to catch the grasshoppers
Travellers going up to Bannack will find
the Bannack Hotel a comfortable place to
stop at Guests will find the h~tel home.
like, and 1t Is provided with good stable &C.
com'nodations for teams.
There Is a fascination about playing pin
pool that old, staid married men cannot sue.
cessfuily Withstand. When the game is
handicapped with beer, every ten minutes,
1t becomes truly exciting.
( The Dillon poet and the printers devil
have turned their attention to the cultiva.
ton of the Irish vegetable, and their pro.
auctions In the future will be estimated by
weight instead Of measure.
Up ut Bannack local boom is going on.
The paint brush Is being energetically ap.
piled to the domestic domiciles of that town,
thus enhancing their market value and
identifying their appearance.
1t would be we'll to keep watchlul eye
on property while providing tramps are SO
numerous. This undesirable class Of men
is growing in numbers. and they have no
respect for moral or statutory law.
Several car loads of stone and sand have
been dumped near the railway freight house
at this place, for the foundation to car scales
soon to be put IN by the U. and. N. for con.
venience for weighing freight cars.
To place Blue Wing silver ore on the
Salt Lake market It costs $3.50 per ton.
This includes hauling to the Dillon depot
railway transportation and sampling, but
does not include the cost Of mining and
sacking the ore.
The road between Glendale and Lion
City, which has been virtually closed BY
reason of the melting snow, Is now receiving
the attention Of 20 or 50 men and shovcls
and is expected to be open for ore and coal
teams by the asth inst.
The "local" of the Boxeman Courier was
made poor man last week. The "local"
played stallion poker with Chinaman and
the scribbler lost his reputation and money
on an ace In the hole. Moral-Dont play
this wicked game with heathens.
VIM. B. Devoll and Timby & Co., at
Bannack. are engaged In running side
ditch to be used In sluicing pay dirt from
Drift diggings. Their diggings prospect
well-from 7yc. to $l.oo to the pan OF bed
stone dirt, and are dry and easily worked.
The Rocky Mosstais Hssbasdssaw comes
out somewhat enlarged and In neat new
dress, comparing favorably with the first
papers In the land. Mr.. Sutherlin, its edi.
tor, 10 deserving Of great credit for his sue.
cessful management, and his patrons should
BIZ duly thankful.
Operations Of mine development will
commence In the Elkhorn District within
q very short time. The mines re-.
Gently bonded by Messrs. Marshall l. Kcl.
ly will be further developed as soon as the
necessary arrangements can be perfected to
put force Of miners on the mines.
The preliminary examination of Joseph
Kessler, the principal In the Glendale hon.
icide, before Justice Thomas, resulted il,
the prisoner being bound over in the sum OF
$4,000 to await the action Of the Grand Jury
at the next term Of District Court. Cop and
Red, as accessories, were discharged.
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