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The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
cREENwO0D ITEMS.
rh. Heel. company's Big concentfs'or

No one can have any conception o1 ."e
raonit,,de Of the Improvement that the
Hecla Consolidated Mining Company Is
making At Greenwood without personally
Whiting the place and seeing the immense
ore. concentrator now nearly completed.
Greenwood 10 located seven miles west
from C;lendale on the old Lion Mountain
wagon road and has been placed BY S5ener.
al Manager Knippenberg into the mining
department Of the company super'ntenoeo
by James Parfet. A.,
fhe town Of Greenwood contains the
copceutrator, q neat Office located severa'
hundred feet from the main building,
large boarding house, blacksmith snoP'
stable, saw mill, and three dwelling houses.
The company expects soon 10 erect 'o"'e
half dozen more dwelling houses.
The Hecla Company has taken up some
three or four mill sites at Greenwood and
will prevent the erection Of any saloons, as
they are not essential to human happiness
or successful mining operations.
Owing to bad weather and late spring.
the concentrator was not commenced unui
tune 10th. When one visits the place now
and sees the amount Of work done IN so
short time he Is impressed with the fact
that energy has been displayed In construc.
ting the works. Mr.. Henry Kemper ia the
efficient master Of construction and mill.
wright and when the immense structure Is
finished It will certainly reflect credit or
his skin as builder.
A narrow gauge railroad 10 being finish
ed with T rail from the mines to the high.
est point Of the concentrator, distance Of
three miles. The road will be completed
by September Ist.
A ditch and flume, one-half mile long,
Is nearly ready for use. The fume Is two
feet high and one and one.half feet wide.
1t carries the water from Trapper Creek
to the summit Of the mountain above the
concentrator, and from the forebav to the
water wheel twelve inch gas pipe IL laid
! s7s feet. This, which has a vertical fall Of
400 feet, furnishes the water power and
water for the concentrator.
The water, after providing the motive
power for the concentrator, passes into q
| large tank and from that to the trommels
| jigs and tables. This arrangement was made
to economize water in case Of low stage
in the creek and to prevent any waste ol
water.
The large engipc now idle at Lion is T.
be brought down and put In place, and ir
case Of a failure of water the concentrato'
will be run by steam power.
! The principal Office of the Hecla Com
panv's mining department will hereafter b.
will be connected.
The concentrator Is one of the most i'm
portant mining enterprises undertaken b.
the Hecla Company. It will concentrated
one hundred tons Of second.class ore daily
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
RUMORs OF DECLINArIoNs.

1t is reported that several candidates in
tend to decline running, and that they only
await official notification Of their no,nina.
tson to afford them a chance to gracefully
Withdraw from the county contest. A man
has right to Withdraw II nomination in
terteres with his business, or for anv other
good reason: Other candidates, It is so ru-
mored. had better pass in their declination
papers at as an early date as convenient,
tor the people Of Beaverhead County have
been educated to that degree Of political in.
teIngence that tells them to scoop an un.
worthy candidate, II such one is before
them. This Is the history Of this county
ana history repeats: The people are thei,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
PERSONAL.

Judge Douglas, of Virginia City, 1. in
town.
Hon. Joe A. Browne was down from Oar.
ling for day.
Lutte G-aet-r, a Horse Prairie youth,
passed on to the National Park this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hardy, Of Bannack,
visited Dillon ON Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Minnie Axe joined the Bessette
party. and Is cam mping among the wonders
Of Wonderland.
Lou c. Fvhrir and Henry Burfeind re-
turned on Wednesday from visit to the
capital of Montana.
"Dad" Isaac Creary, Of Bannack, an old.
time miner, left on last TUESDAYS tpQin to
visit a brother in Iowa.
Wint RAYMOND, of the banking house
OF RAYMOND, Harrington & Co. at Virginia,
paid Dillon short call.
John w. Plummer, superintendent of the
London Mercantile Mining Company, at
Silver Star, was in Dillon.
WIN. Orr, If Blacktail, started for the
British Possessions, and will probably be
absent until late in the fall.
| AL. Lyons, jeweler, lately of Keppler's
!ewelrv store at Glendale, has located at
No. 3lo. Main street, Butte.
Leyant Pease, Of Spring Mountain Dis.
trtct, Idaho. was In town and reyorted one.
rations in that district booming.
Lee Word, Of Virgini, CITY, passed
through Dillon on his way to the Law
school at Ann Arbor, Michigan.
James Germansen, who is developinp ex.
cellent mining properties in the Birch
Creek District, paid Dillon call.
Tom Farrell, Of Virginia CITY, once
regarded as amateur masculine warbler
OF ability, took in this section lately.
John S. Wilson. of Glendale, was down
Tor two days, 'palavering" about wool and
prognI,osttcating political probabilities, and
Hon. Samuel Word, of Butte. maid nj.
lon visit. but 1t had no political s;pnia,
canoe, and he passed on to Omaha on 9,
Wednesdays train. '''''
No. wash Dunn, the extensive railroad
contractor, visited our town during The
;rss 49, me Iolonel reported railway build.
Amede Bessette, Mrs. Bessette. Mrs
LeSlay' and the Misses Bcssette, all Of Ban.
j mack, passed through Dillon on last Mon.
Gay on their way to Geyserland.
Mrs. Lou c. Fyhrie and children. whe
nave been spending several months visit.
mg .s,aaves In Canada aud Chicago. re-
: turned to their Dillon home on Wednesd.v y
Key e. O: rillo,son, of Butte, and R ex
: H.. Z. Hutchings, Of Deer Lo.lve w.
!. Sde clerical delegates to the Eniscons
!, Honvecat'on H;',, at Virginia Cnv arrived !,
cial City. 'o' Tue 50
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
SCHOOL ELECTION TO-DAY.

BY notices posted up in different conspic-
uous places in this school district, the
qualified electors ot Dillon precinct are le-
gally notified that the annual school cleo.
tion OF the district takes place at the old
school house today, Saturday, August ,6.
The polls are ordered to be opened at IL
o'clock a. IN. and to close at u o'clock, m.
One hours time 10 vote In is short, but II
electors are on time sixty minutes is long
enough One Trustee to succeed Mr.. Mel
Trask is to be elected and also School
Clerk. The election will not be a party
fight, for Democrats and Republicans both
want Trustee who has pronounced him.
self In favor Of enlarged school facilities
Vote for Trustee who will carry out the
wishes Of the people In this school matter
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
NOTICE,

Mr.. \. J. LYONS formerly Of Glendale. wishes to
inform his many friends throughout the country that
he is located at No. go Main Street. Butte. Mon.
t.na whsrs he lis is fully prepared to d" ;l kinds OF
rantcd for wear, and a written guarantee given
tor every watch repaired: Money will he refunded
tory. Work sent by mail or express at my expense
a. ]. LYONS,
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
iaS 3D Butte, Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

''ro sleep, perchanee to dream, All, there's the
rub" Shakespeare seems 70 have had 4 horror Of
evil dreams in the future. While resting upon =
bed made On the Double Spiral Springs nothing
but pleasant dreams NAV be expected.
The agent will place set Of tlese wonderful
springs your rcd and should thev tail please,
will renove them free Of csnt -.
CHARLES GREEN,
Agent for Beav erhead &C.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

An agreeable dressing for the hair. that
will stop its falling, has been long sought
for. Parker's Hair Balsam, distinguished
for Its purity. fully supplies this want.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
rO THE FALL TRADE.

Active preparations are now going On to place on
Goods elegant new Carpets and 6ne Closhinx. Hav.
ing eniareed pseseat quaseses By bsid9sng the
atcv into the sixty fook roo0 In the of our
in variety. quality Ard stvle. and continue place
exhihiuu0 the largest and most elegant stock in
Butte City At lowest prices.
Main Street, Butte City.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
Strayed.

nsawS s,r:yf orse .seq black sen name % and vii hI'%Ss Ss m
right shosiis; One Light n. 4s, l,%'.si; si."' " md
white feet. saddle marks. { IN r.g,.i r.gn, cir,.c "",
+ 1.s, Sn ,s,gn aSss One Anx nsec e. sss si"s a
the range Of these horses will ~ ~snIWWAN>E\-
Willis, Montana. Aug. IS. t>s1'
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Dillon. April s%th. iSs


There Is more strength-restoring powe,
In bottle Of Parker's Ginger Tonic than
In bushel Of malt or gallon of milk. As
an appetizer, blood purifier and kidney cor
rector, there is nothing like 1t, and invalids
consequently find 1t a wonderful inv igoran,
for mind and body.-Coxsasc,s siaI.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
LODGING.

Mrs. L. E. Hanson. whose place Of business WAS
OF D. ]. Hcvfron, in Hotel Block. which she has
fitted up for a Millinery Store and Lodging House.
Lodgefs will he accommodated at the place.
just received at c. Hirschman's Kentucky whis-
Ky Depot consignment Of fresh Whistles, Impor-
ted Brandies and Cigars.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
\ OTIOR. .

c. o. Trask. Is my authnrixcd agent IN eo,lec, .,a
sc' e all accounts due Trask 4 Graves. and = NJ n
T *. All parties owing either above 4, ma ", I'll III
n,aAe mmedi..e settlement ''
Dillon, April s@th. 1854. iii
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
GI.ENDALELETTER LIST.

GLENDALE LETTER LIST
List Of letters remaining in the Post O'ce az T. a
dale, Beaverhead Co.. Montana. for the wses :. !,
ing On Aug the a,th. lSSs. which il not ,:. cas...
10 davs, will be sent to the Dead Letter o'.:.
n,x;s ~ Miller, Mrs Maggie
Fisher, BF Rabain. ~,
Goodrich, c St'ur, sa""e'
ltanber, August . ,;,l
person. calling for any Of the above lsae'fp sn H.
please sav-ssadvertlsed." C. AErE
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

New Goods At Mrs. L. Z. Hanson's. Ladies'
ID Children's Hats in all styles. Fosters Md
ovcs-white and colored; Spanish 1-.ces; Os-
ch PluInes; Z~phyrs, large assortment in single
.,i split. etc., etc.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

Dress silks, Fancy dress buttons, Ruchings
.cplyr, Bridal Underwear, Hoop skirts and Bus.ie,
.st received at Mrs. ! r. Dingley's two door
:, nth Of the TkIsCSE Office.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

immense stock Of Dry Goods just received at
i.i ikpatrck bros.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

AttOntAo1A Builders
A good stock OF Builders Hardware may be fount
=. the Hardware Store OF Geo. W. Dart.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
Auction Sale Of Horses.

Twill sell ut Public Auction u. ha ,S,h. ,>>. ."
tw" clock D. M. Three Span Of W",S W"s,,SSii"ARE.
one Saddle Horse. JN"''>
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

kirkpatrick Brt,s. have opened their stock Of
~,t<, Shoes and slippers this week.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
Taken Up.

One small BAY Horse. branded ,no's ,;,,s .h',S
star in {. .,rche:.d; l,oth hind feet wi'''e' '
on fore feet and saddle marks. ,u,vNE,
,,s ,, ' Darling, M"n''N,'
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
Baby 8xaeua0o.

The finest and iAfxrs. stock Of Bows Clothing
:. Dillon, JUS. received at Kirkpatrick Bros stosx.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

II YOU want nice baby buggy, call at the Dillon
.rnituse Store and see the new reversible handle
e, ,.riages. Prices reasonable. #
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
INnI h,A, THOMAS s. s.. ,,!!!s Cloud Building 'a!,s

/ Min Washington, ID. c. Practices bet0Ve
HHNU! the United States General Land Of
fee. Contested cases, private land
claims. mining, pre-.mplion and homestead case.
Prosecuted before the Department of the Interior and
supreme Court: and al classes Of claims before the
Executive Departments. Special attention given to
and ali kinds Of land scrip bought and sold. In vi
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
PATENTS AT THE LAND OFFICE.

There are United States patents in the
Land Office, at Helena, for the follow.
ing.named settlers living in Beaverhead
Valley and Southwestern Montana, and Il
the owners will send the Receivers dupli.
cate, properly indorsed to that Office, the
patents will be promptly mailed to their re.
spective owners:
Adams, John Brooke, John W Cassith, Leo
Carter, WIN h Burdiss, Robt Colwcll, Abe NJ
Crow, Jos Brown, Geo NJ Cornell Craig
Docini. Larenxo Becher, Chas A (nllettc, N
Marshall, John Baril, Antoine Caryl Maria A
Page, S Rowe, WIN Curtis, Francis E
Riddle, s Rarrett, Martin DELAY, Peter
Staplin. Chas ReaIl, VIM w Forrest, WIN .
Spcrry, Geo w Baker, PW Foster, Tom
WoOd. WE Collins, II II Gilman, Isaac VI
Axe, Nathaniel Conery, John Graham; John
1Iardwick Jacob Maddox,J O Robinson, Vim
Hinch, JMa McDonald, Pat Sprinkle, AB
Hoohan, Thos Maddox, Zed c Selwav. James
Hayden, Samuel Madden, Stone, john s
Hurlhut. Henry Mauldin, James Spencer, Josiah
Ilawk ks, Alberta Mowry. E + Sperrv, DcForest
Harrison. John Mannheim, John Shineberger, Joe
Inglis. James Mckinney, G w Sullivan, Dennis
yam,nison. a w Mullinix. s p Shoemakcr,J
Kirkpatrick, ,Rht Mawer, Cath 'rneSmith, Thns
kingery, Chris Porter, Ira Thoresen. Ole
Kesncr, Eliphax Pettineil, Geo Wheat, GR
kewen. Mathew Pilon, o wunierlich. .CF1
I.nngneyer, Priinean, A Weingert,
Lowell. Phil Pierce, Ell Weivhtnan, Sol
| Little, Francis NJ Rigein. F A Wilson, Peter
Martin, Thos Rife. Asa
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

large 10, OF cheap Bedstsads just received a:
ie Dillon Furniture Store. Il
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
, husiness now before the public. YOu
can make money faster at work Tor US
than 1t anything else. Capital nat
fSt..;jl |

nj upwards made at home by the industrious. Men.
vs.nrn, ,.ovs and girls wanted everywhere to work
N"w is the time. You can wosk In spare time cnlv
-. ..iv. vour whole time to the business. You can
i've NJ home and do the work. No other business
viii paw " nearly as well. No me can fail 10 make
n,r"us paw hy engaging at once. Costly outfit and
rms free. Money made fast easily, and honorahly.
Address TRUE & Co. Augusta, Maine. t4s-sl
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

Consult vour own interests and buy AZ, "OxlSOrne
r,vine Binder" sold only by LIE GoLrsenIIs. $.
Quilt expressly tur the Munt.na trade. and is the
simplest and ,st ar:.lle ,nachine ever offered ia
tac public. See sample machines opposite Ch,s.
iilivcn's Stables, Dillon.
LEE (:OErS(,nIl1S
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.
AT - 4ARoAu1

have On haad = II Horse Power Potable En-.
and % inch C.L Case Agieator Separator wA,ch
\ he sold foe kss than first class outfit
t<es oGered in this Territory. For par,iculars
4 "a o. address JOHN ". LOWELL,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
DIED,

Died,
OREM.-ln Dillon, Mon,a,.;.. on Saturday, Avg
ust 18th, lss:, Alice Orcm, aged years, mon'hS
and " dIvs. y
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

Just received a car load Of first class brick. fo
farther particulars call K. e. Savage ut the Con
me ntal OH Go. S Office.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26


james n. Ilill's Genuine Concord Harness $50 per
set. ut Iuhn w, Lowels,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
EDlIovDD.
DILLON-GIBBONylLLE.

The undersigned will make Regular Trips be
tween Dillon and Gihtnnville. All business en.
trusted to him will receive careful attention.
JOHN SCANlIN.
Dillon. july IS, fSSs.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

wow 1nR11Atv1EOS
Just received at Butts Furniture Store Blackwell
4 Bedroom Suits, Bedsteads, Cot Beds. A fine
of Rockers, Mattresses, Chromos, Panel Pic.
,.res. Photograph Frames Picture Nails, Brackets,
ui!et Cases, Etc.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
The Mccormick Twine Binder.

Th: Furniture Sturc ut Dillon is again in full
Iast, and al! who in need OF Furniture will
ind II tO their ,crese u buy at as selling
goods way uo,vss. Il. ". BuTTs.
Remember tn. - "McCOrsmick Twine Binder
is the only machine that has proved itself irstcia.
tOr sale. only, by John ". lowell.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
FRUIT STAND.

FRUIT STAND.
Fruits If all kinds, in season, at John Weight
.l.n's stand, in the Po<toffice Building.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
FIFTY DOLLARS

\ Ruckcye Mower-ncarly new. Inquire at John
". l-Owels.
Dress and cloak making in all the latest styles,
rut,nx and fitting. u speciality. @at Mrs. }. T.
Iliusrl rlsAvu
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
The Mccormick Twine Binder.


Genuine ,'ilr@ co"c"d Harness at john W
buy the ccrhr..tyd Bain Wagon q: Schrec, Fer.
ris y White. They never change hut stand by the
~-~~~~-->-~>~ .~-~--.
Harness.! Why, yes. mughtthat set Of Sehrcc.
'.where did YOU get your mule Harncss:" "Of
sehrce. Ferris 4 White. wh.r. did v"a supposc:''
had Of s.lrec. Ferris & White
-Four Rarh.d Wire Fence. Plenty at sebrec. Fer.
ris n Whites.
just received ~, the Dillon Furniture Store. tul,
stuck of Picture Frames. M""ldnys. etc.
The Mccormick Twine Binder.
fyou want good Pocket Knife, go to
John Weightman's.
New Goods are constantly arriving a,
John Weightman's.
Mrs. j.. T. Dinyley is agen. TOR the light.
running Home Sewing Machine.
Val Blatx's Milwaukee Beer at L. c
Fvhrie X Co.'S
From ten to twenty per cent saved by
huying your Brbed Wire Of John w. Low
ell.
100 barrels OF Kentucky WhiSkies tr
bond, by l.. G. Fyhrie 8 Go.
II you want amy pure Calif"rni;
Wines, call at l.. G. F. \ Cos
400, 900 New York and ke,
West Cigars to arrive in a few days
at l.. G. Fyhrie & Co.'S
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RDlIovDD.
The Bakery Of Mrs. q. Hir~chsnan
Will hereafter he carried ut the old Fuller house
next to L. &. Fvhric l. Co. s store, where custom
rrs can have anything in the Bakery linc-,f III" ~
hand made to order.
Mrs. {. HIRSClIMAN.
Dillon, July aS,I Ssa.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
oood New. for Dillon,!,

,' - ~~->~A.~~~~~~~>~----~~-@-
- ssa Good News for DlllOn!!!
In connection with the City bakery the proprietor
has opened Confectionery stand, where will ne
,,u.,d ut all times choice selection OF Homemade
>andy. daily made and guaranteed fresh and good.
CttAS. MORTON.
lsrDDrictor.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

\ large and choice selection Of New Music fod
H.: AutOphune, at Butts Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

MARRIED.,
ECKERSl.EY - OJIVER.-In Dillon, Montana:
on Sunday, August 70, 1884, at Tie resi'entr =, ~
Mrs. Estes the hr. .dcs ,nother, hy Sin, Estes. Z,
Mr.. Ors"n " E'kcrslcy and Miss Mary l.. ON
yer, all Of Dillon.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

Genuine Hills Concord Harness at John w
l.owells.
~~~~~~->~~~~~-~-~-~~-
Ruy the ccichr..trd Balm Wagon q: Schrec, Fer
ris 4 White. They never change hut stand by the
nd reliable.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

PFOteCt the Dumb brutew.
John w. Lowell has Just received \ line assort
n,eit Ut Hercules Horse Covers and FLY Nets
livery ranchnan should have set to use in his ha,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
Farmers, Attention /!

\ fresh stock OF Field Glasses At John Weigh
mans.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

Secure Mccormick Iron Mower before they are
all gone. For saic only ny John ". Lowell.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
Pr0tect the Dumb lsru

Another car load Of Mccormick Iron Move
;..st received by john w. Lt,well.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

Fresh Candies and Nuts ut the C.forni., Fruit
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

Ghe Ainon ribune.
PUBLISHED Ev.Ex1 1SAzIRDAI.
T. R~uNDAGE. rrs,nara AND Paos.,r.oa.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
AT n 1ARoAxWn
a OsoA.A TAroohor.
have On Aaad = II Horse Power Potable En-.
i he sold fce kss moaey than ANY class ostf,
b<ea oGesed in this Territory. For PARTICULARS
i u OF address JOHN W. LOWELL
Kirkpatrick Brus. have opened their new stock Of
t.'tS, Shoes and slippers this week.
~~~~>>>~~~>>--.>>~~~->~-~
me finest and largest stock Of BOYS Clothing
Baby 9a0gA0o.
II YOU want a nice baby buggy. call at the Dillon
. rniture Store and see the new reversible handle
,'.riages. Prices reasonable. #
->-~~~~-~~>~~>->-~->~-
\ large lot Of cheap Bedstsads jus, received a:
Dillon Furniture Store. Il
New Goods At Mrs. L. Z. Hansons. Ladies'
ID Children's Hats in all styles. Fosters Md
oves-whise and colored; Spanish 1-lces; Os-
ch Pumes; Zrphyrs, large assortment in single
FRUIT STAND.
Fruits If all kinds, in season, at John Weight
ANS stand. in the Postofiee Building.
\ large and choice selection of New Music for
AutOphone. at Butts Furniture Store.
WOW Turnssnre,
just received at Butts Furniture Store Blackwell
x BEDROOM Suits, Bedsteads, Cot Beds. 4 hne
% of Rockers, Mattresses, Chromos. Panel Pic
.res, Photograph Frames, Picture Nails, Brackets,
."et Cases. Etc.
Dress silks: Fancy dress buttons. Rushings.
.,rth Of the TkIsCSE Office.
Astonta0za 7uA1<a0xos
4 good stock OF Builders Hardware may be found
"a. the Hardware Store OF Geo. ". Dart.
immense stock of Dry Goods jus, reserved at
kirkpatrick Bros.
-~>>~>>>~-~~~~~~>
The loveiiest new Callcos ai kirkpatrick Bros.
FoTATo DfGGERs.
The labor saving P,.sburx Potato Digger. Jno
~. Lowell sells this digger.
BRICK FOR SALE. p,
just received car load Of first class brick. For
farther particulars call f. Z. Savage ut the Con-
mental Oh COS - ofhss.
Another car load Of Mccormick Iron Mowers
.'ss received by john W. Lowell.
PrOtect the Dumb EruteS.
John w. Lowell has Just received tine assorl.
n,ent Ut Hercules Horse Covers and Fly. Nets
livery ranchnln should have set to use In his hay
led.
FIFTY DOLLARS
4-~FOk-
y Buckeye Mower-ncarly new. Inquire at John
". Lowells.
Dress and cloak making in all the latest styles,
cutting and fitting, u Speciality, est Mrs. }. T.
IInylcys.
james n. Hills Genuine Concord Harness $50 per
set, ut John w. Lowcll's.
Secure a. Mccormick Iron Mower before they are
all gone For saic only ny John ". Lowell.
Fresh Candies and Nuts ut the CsifOrni. Frui,
Store.
,
Call at City bakery tor Ice Cscain, fresh home
'nade Candy cakes. etc. etc: = ;
Strawberries, Cherries and Peaches, received by
express daily at the California Fruit store.
~-~~~~~~~
send IN your orders for cakes Of all descriptions
which will receive prompt and careful attenl,sln "a
Gay Bakery. =. a~
=. As Good News for DillOn!!!
In connection with the City bakery the propri,to
has opened Il CUntectit...ery stand. where will n
tnu.,d ut all times choice selection OF Ho,neir,:ld
>andy. daily made and guaranteed fresh and good.
CHAS. MORTON.
Proprietor.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

(2S-:Sss)
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

Strawberries, Cherries and Peaches, received by
express daily ut the California Fruit store.
send in your orders tor cakes ri all descriptions,
which will receive prompt and careful attenlin at
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
BRICK FOR SAIL

fVxAIO DAOOkhsSs
The labor saving Pittsburg Potato Digger. in
~. Lowell sells this digger.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26

From ten to twenty per cent saved by
buying your Brbed Wire Of John W. Low.
80
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-28
WASHINGTON.
Mason's Trial.

WA s1rrrcroN Fah Of In tba Mason conrt
marital .o.dsv I;ent xyoa1or mos csiIed hv
the Il,,a' nrosecnt;on Tndge Advocata Rrown ash
;no Tit,,eSs Ubetber ba bad ayar hoard the
nrisoner make anv remarks concerning gnard
dutv at the | iaiI Rioelow Objected. fRe oh
tion was not sustained Witness then related
% nonversat;on xyb;cb ba had with tbe nrisonar
a+ q o,c1ocE the mornino of the 10Th Of Sanfan,-
ber. Mason expressed regret that he had fail
anxietv as to tbe effect of his action nnon his
wife. While Lieut. Weaver was giving his
testimony tbe nr;sonar went bitseriv .Jndoe