The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-05-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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Robert E. Strahorn and wife are on thei
way to Wood River country.
A number Of newcomers have settle,
in our midst during the pas: two weeks.
! Just received at r. w. Poindexter's 3:
full and complete stock Of shelf hardwar,
| etc.
Several car loads If potatoes were ship
ped from here this week to the hungr,
Butteites.
The preliminary papers for establishing 9
U. 5. money order office in Dillon were re-
ceived BY our Postmaster this week.
Inkstands, Paper weights, Paper knives.
Portfolios, School Satchels. and Stationary
in endless variety, at John Weightman's.
Kirkpatrick Bros are erecting an addi-
ton to their sales room on Helena street,
which is fair indication of increasing bus.
mess.
Yes, it's beauty Of carpet-bought it
of Sands 4 Boyce, Butte. They keep the
finest assortment in the Territory and sell
very low.
Charley Mikus takes his iewelrv bedeck.
ed boarters out for for fresh mir and exer.
else o',nornings but insists On being even
will, them.
notwithstanding the lateness Of the
Spring season, much greater acreage Of
crops has been put in, in this valley than in
any previous season.
The preliminary trial of Kessler. COP and
Red, at Glendale for the murder Of Eckery,
was concluded Thursday evening. The re
suit we are as yet unable 10 learn.
The name "pinkeye" In some way given
to the disease prevailing among horses, is
only used In general way to designate a
severe form of typhoid influenza
A party ofyoung folks surprised our pop.
ular townsinan p. ID. Mctiouxh and wife
FRIDAY evening, and it is unnecessary to
add that they enjoyed themselves immense.
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&c Cha Gum-a Celestial damsej of the
almond eyed persuasion passed to the
land Of free rice last Monday. We are not
certain the name is just right but it's "allee
samee."
a~ The cattle men con- lain of the shortness
Of bunch grass, and some Of them prophecy
that within a decade, the sheep, the source
Of all their woes, will have driven the cattle
from Montana.
Mrs. L. E. Hanson expects a large and
varied assortment Of summer millinery in
few days. Ifyou want IA love Of bonnet"
do not fail to examine her stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
Leonard Eliel is starting branch house
at Silver Bow, which will be in charge Of
VIM. Bernstein. formerly Of Dillon, who
from hts long connection with the business
will prove an efficient manager.
Mr.. E. E. Savage has purchased four lots
on Montana street south Of this office, on
which he proposes to erect tenement
houses, for which there has been lively
demand during the past month.
The mania for plug, or hats that are loo
too high, has broken out among the Utah
y Northerners. The wrinkles on some Of
them denote great age, while some Of the
more modern ones are simply branded b.
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The London Company has $4,000
worth of mining machinery lying at Red
Rock station, to be shipped to GibiDonsviile,
Idaho The machinery consists IF a How.
land Pulverizer, Blake Crusner and mill
gearing.
We notice a number Of improvements
around some Of our town residences. such
as building fences, setting out trees, paint.
Ing, ETC., which would indicate that the own.
ers are making TO, themselves per,na.
men homes.
The price Of stock cattle is rapidly nd.
vancing In this section and we believe all
over the Territory. The cause NAV be at.
lributed to increased home consumption,
as well as the great numbers being driven
from the country.
Man is a queer creature. That man who
gets angry at squibbiny newspaper
'joak" on himself Is the same man who
goes around showing the paper to ever"
one he meets il the 'joak" happens to be
on his nearest neighbor.
The tide Of immigration to Montana is
visibly on the increase. Another coach
has recently been added to the Utah L.
Northern Express, which is, however, left
here by the north-bound train, and again
taken up by the train going south.
Mr.. Edward Gilrov. formerly of Laramie
City, has located at Dillon and opened u
harness shop, branch Of business much
needed BY ranchmen and frcighters. Mr..
Chrov comes well recommended and
should receive liberal patronage.
The roundup, up the Centennial. Valley
ON the Red Rock is going this week. The
herds OF cattle owned by Messrs. Dan Gal.
lagher, Dave Alderdice, W. +. Hennel,erv,
William limerick and several other cattle
men will be embraced in this roundup.
The recent arrival Of fine lot Of Young
Norman stations for Messrs. Poindexter 4
Orr, will prove a valuable acquisition to
their immense horse herd. These Young
animals were purchased In Illinois, and
come from, good strain Of thoroughbred
Normans.
The merchant who does not advertise his
good and wares and keep the people in.
formed Of what he has to sell, will find his
store on week DAVIS as still and quiet as the
village church; while he who paws liberal
" tor the use Of printers ink will have
rush of customers.
Ore shipments from the New Departure
mine In the Blue Wing District are now
being made. The ore, IN sacks is being
delivered at the Dillon depot, and goes to
the Salt Lake market. The New Depart
ure ore is high grade, much Of it running
Goo ounces in silver tn the ton.
The Butte Daily Inter Mossta,us--the
one with the ornamental rs" to it-died on
Saturday last. The dead newspaper struy.
gled to keep alive but as it was not backed