The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-04-08
IN TOWN AND OUT.

The spring fights have commenced.
at johnny Weightman's.
Another new lot Of small size mems suit
just received BY kirkpatrick Bros.
Many strange faces are noticeable in Dill
lon, and each train brings a few more.
Tom Warren, after deal Of searching
recovered his thoroughbred infant dorg.
Timby s. Co. are difting out pay grit OF
the old Stapleton bar, opposite Bannack.
Frank Glencross is the agent in this Ia
cality for the New Home sewing machine
JIG. Keppler, Of Glendale, is now full,
prepared to do all kinds OF difficult watcl
repairing at very low prices and on shor
notice.
When you 60 up to Butte do not fail t
call at the carpet emporium of Sands !
Bovce.
Job printing # every description, neatl,
executed at the TRIBUNE office at reason
able prices.
Edwar Butts, carpenter and builder, ha.
returned from Helena, and proposes to 10
cate in Dillon.
Butte sports, rusticating in Dillon, sa,
that greenbacks are as scarce in the Silver
City as suckers teeth.
Two first.class butcher shops in Dillon
will provide our people with an abundance
Of fresh meats Of all kinds.
Large bundles of fruit trees are arriving
by rail, destined for transplanting in differ
ent portions Of the Territory.
A poor widow, and stranger, with five
children, is asking aid for her fatherless
ones from the people OF Dillon.
J. c. Keppler, Of Glendale. has just re-
ceived from the East a large stock of dia-
monds, watches, clocks and jewelry.
A number of Bannack bucks, with their
dusky squaws and greasy.looking pap.
pooses, have passed through town lately.
Capitalists and shrewd mining experts
are casting their ewes over the layout for
investing in the promising mines OF Beaver.
head County.
The Dillon drug store, under the artistic
eye and handy hand Of DR.. Clutter, has
been touched up until 1t presents decided.
ly neat appearance.
The hopeful quartz prospector is ru,tling
together his prospecting outfit, and he is
casting wistful glances toward the snow.
clad ranges Of mountains.
Several new residences are to be erected
in Dillon, the plans for which indicate
beauty and solidity in construction and con.
venience in arrangement.
Assessing freighters or watching the
movements of moving stock. occupies the
attention Of the Ex.Olfic:o Assessor or his
deputy at the present time.
Two new passenger trains for the Utah
Nnpfhopn al holm hpatI al
the Omaha car works, and will be put on
the road as soon as completed.
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday, and the
number OF hard-boiled eggs that will be de.
molislned and eaten by the young ones OF
America will be simply immense.
Sheriff Reinhardt will sell to-day at the
door Of the Court House all Of the prop.
erty belonging to the Monroe Silver Min.
ing Company situated In this county.
Delegate Martin Maginnis kilograms the
Lndete.dest of the sth as fol:nws: "The
Crow treaty passed on motion to suspend
the rules. The President will approve it. VI
Nat. H. Woods, at his ranch ON tine Bea.
verhead Valley, will pay reward Of S.
per head for each horse with his brand on
brought In to him. See notice in anothe,
place.
The Beaverhead river and the creek.
flowing into II have been in such riled
| condition for the past week that fishing with
hook and line has been an improbable
pastime.
A Montana Probate Judge, who winter
ed in New York City under the medica
care OF Doctor Ben kingsbury Of Butte
pulls down 200 pounds ayo,rdupois on hi
return home.
| Considerable stir Is noticeable daily n
Sebree, Ferris & Whites and at John W
Lovell's. Agricultural implements an.
farming machinery of all kinds is ,lectin;
with ready sales.
The building committee Of St. James
Episcopal Church, ut Dillon, has decided t
receive proposals for building the new
church until the a6th Of April. Read tn
notice in another Holumn.
We ask indulgence for mixing and con
fusing the Thomases Of Glendale. Tn
gentlemen own initials Of such simila
similarity that Philadelphia lawyer woul
be liable to mix them at times.
The mines ut Silver Star, in Madiso
County, are reported to be in splendid cor
dition, wit, large amount OF gold quar-,
coming out daily. That camp is solid il
this year and the one that will follow.
One of our Butte exchanges says that Il,
time for blowing the Butte mines has pas
ed, and that more developing work is VIII,
is needed in that camp to give emplo,
ment to the idle miners OF the Butte Iii,
trict.
The Virginia Chop House, on Montau
street, having been retitted and cleaned u
In superior shape, will be re.opened to. Ida
Saturday, by Messrs. Brett Il McDermoi
who will teed the hungry on the best Il
market affords.
Our Montana cotem poraries are all Ct
gagged in putting the base ball clubs OF the
respective towns. We haven't any Ia,
ballists down here at Dillon, but we ha,
the fastest foot racers to he found on Il
headwaters Of the Big Muddy.
; Isaac d. McCutcheon, of Michigan, h,
. been appointed Secretary OF Montan
These Michigandcrs appear to BIZ fortuna
in securing positions. Mr.. Mills, the r.
firing Secretary, would rather have see
an acclimated Montanian succeed him.
The Butte daily Inter !Nowntmss--wi
\ an as" on it-rcportsa scarcity OF printer
Printers may hs scarce in devilish ~
, wicked place like Butte, hut there is q,
thing sure--printers will be thick in tn