The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24

any material CnAuke ..~
II last week. There Is no = , Ie'an
or any article, and the y -. -, 'S r~,
olied with everything .n - Iii I" s,,r
supplies. -. ~. "f ,ahf
A Bannack r.
m liz, = .tevity has the following
,.,,,.y;n. md personal mention In It
.r.ts. .arby performs jobs Of tooth.car
r. ! in skillful manner. He up
solely for fame and he gets his shar
.ne article"
Moss agate carriers and red stockings ar
worn on evening pron,enades. This styl
Of garter Is much nicer than the old rubbe
arrangements. They will be used this sum
! tner and may become an important factol
In the fall elections.
| Geo. w. Dart, Of Bannack, purchased .
desirable block Of lots from Sim Estes on
last Monday. The lots are on Washington
| street, between Bannack and Center streets
Mr.. Dart intends to erect handsome resi-
dence on the lots, Immediately.
Digging Of the irrigating ditch IL under
Roadway. The ditch, which passes through,
town on line between the Court House
and Jail, will be three and half feet In
width on the bottom and fifteen inches deep
The ditch will be finished In short time
Experienced miners who have lately
been examining the mines in the Bannack,
Blue Wing and Argenta districts say that
the mines Of those districts show all the e.
vorable indications shown BY the best mines
tn Montana at the came stage Of develop.
ment.
The corner. stone Of St. James, Church,
will be laid with appropriate religious cere.
monies, %. w. on Saturday, July Ist, 1851,
q II O'Clock =. M, BY the Rev. E. 6. Prout
ster.in.charge. The Rev. c. D. TIL.
lot:on, Of Butte, is expected to be present
and assist.
The wagon yards at Dillon are filled with
. superior lot Of heavy and light wagons for
farmers and freighters. The supply of
light spring wagons 10 varied and large.
The make Of the best manufacturers IN the
Union Is fully Represented At the wagon
yards Of Dillon.
The Daily MSser, Of Butte, has been cut
will, It 10 hoped, enable It's manager 10 get
out the DUH N;ssr without fifiine It up
with the two column Office "stet," dead
ads, etc., which have been conspicuous In
that paper for the past six months.
Town property 10 commanding 4 good
price: Theholders Of property are making
no efforts to sell, and all transactions are
made at the holders igures Lots that one
year ago were considered Of little value are
now bringing fair prices, and In all parts OF
Dillon property is advancing in price.
The permanent guests at the Goodrich
House are increasing In avoirdupois. The
tables at this house are supplied oy an
American method of cooking which Is far
superior to the common Chinese manner
Of preparing food adopted by too many Of
the hotels and eating. houses d the country.
The enterprise Of building q smelter At
Dillon 10 still favorably discussed. 1t is
believed In the utmost csndoS, and with
faith IN the ultimate success of the enter.
prise, that there is not, to.day,a proposition
before the people that offers such an in.
duce,nent t. investors as the building of a
smelter at Dillon.
An agent Of Messrs. Harding, Martin Il
Co., wos'l merchants Of Boston, has been
making arrangements 10 buy wool In Bea-
verlead County. The price to be paid will
be governed by the quality Of wool. In
Eastern Montana age. per pound is the
highest price offered for the finest quality
of this seasons wool clip.
The Dillon drug store has been removed
to the rooms recently fitted up on lower
Montana street. The new Quarters are
co'nmodious and are fitted up nicely. The
location l. q convenient one. DR.. Clutter
will be fs'und!as usual at the store, prepared
to prescribe, compound or administer as the
urgency Of the case may require.
A lady in Michigan City, Indiana, wishes
to learn the whereabouts Of her brother,
Johnson G. Margreun, now about 70 years
ut age, lie was In Virginia City, Madison
County, In 1867, since which time she has
not heard OF him. Information concerning
him will be thankfully received by E. NJ.
Lowe, Box O. Michigan City, Ind
The late arrivals Of new goods at the
millinery shops Of Dillon will be Of special
interest to the ladies'. Pretty and horrid.
looking hats are displayed in profusion.
The latest styles Of hats look as though
they had been smashed down endways and
sideways, and, no doubt, they were pur.
posely invented In that way to scare men.
Sands s. Royce, At Butte, desire to inform
the ladies Of Western Montana who wish
to get the very latest styles In fashionable
fabrics, dresses, suits, etc, of first-class
quality, that they can have their orders fiji.
ca at New York retail prices by sending to
them. Sands T. Boyce's stock is complete
and Is the most extensive In the Territory.
tits proposed to give series of lectures
near the lower end Of Montana street d.
rectly. The lectures will be on the talk as
you.please order, and a Chicago graduate
has been secured to open the season. The
lectures promise to be eloquent and inter.
esting. Should the arrangements be con-
solidated tickets and particulars will be Is.
sued hereafter.
There has been no broom brigade Of
street sweepers organized in this town yet.
1t Is not probable that orders Of this charac.
ter will ever be needed in this place. When
they laid the town out they put It on the
"wind line" between Ryan's Canyon and
Point Of Rocks, and the gentle chinoo,.
the streets of Dillon clean about seven
times per week.
Our Virginia City cotemporary-the
Mae'isosias-has been dressed in q new