The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-04-01
IN TOWN AND OUT.

l MI ~ NWhF3usGA OFOS you wan
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A large new invoice Of dress goods re
ccived at kirkpatrick Bros.
A large stock Of the celebrated, ]. B
Stetson hats at I. w. Poindexter's.
New stock of mems and boys clothin,
opened to-day nv kirkpatrick Bros.
Fine dolmans, dresses and wtap?in g
for spring wear at sands Il Boyce's, butte.
Fresh crackers and other groceries jus
received at Kirkpatrick Bros
The Postotfice variety store has been re
arranged and improved advantageously in
side.
Sands & Boyce, Of Butte, have an i'm
mense stock Of sway up" carpets at iva,
down" prices.
The paint brush is ;,ein, dex terously APP
piled at many of the saloons and bushes.
places In town.
During one. of the Dillon breezes the
the north end OF the railway freight depot
was considerably damaged.
w. A. Dodge, dentist will visit Dillon
Sunday, April end, to remain three day ,tor
the practice of his profession.
French calf hand.sew boots and shoes
American and French kids of all styles
and prices at r. W. poindexter's.
The snow is rapidly vanishing from the
foothills and the green grass is beginning
to make its appearance on the valley.
The Dillon Public School is attended
daily by fair average of the number of
school children enrolled for this district
Train troubles have almost ceased on
the Utah and Northern railway, and the
trains are arriving and departing ON time.
Pilgrims are thick. Every train fiom
the south brings fresh lot Many depart
daily for the valleys and camps OF central
and eastern Montana.
The beverage of beer has been SO scarce
in town for part OF the week that imbi-
bers had to rely on straight WHISKY to en-.
thuse and qucnch thirst.
A 3annack note SAYS: "Our town fish
er'nan is grcasiny his lines and splicing his
poles and the finny tribe inhabiting Sturgis'
old dam will soon see Scars"
A raw driver, from tn. Emerald Isle.
drove against Kirkpatrick Bros hay scales
yesterday, breaking down the cupboard.
The damage is being repaired.
Good, substantial mems suits at SIS o..
All wool cashmere suits $i,.so Fine nobhy
cashmere suits $17.oo Fine diagonal suits,
Al wool, from $50 to $:5 at I. W. Poin-
dexter's
Pat ON Ill ia erecting new house on the
lot adjoining the Corinne Hotel, to be used
as a residence or to furnish additional ac-
communications for guests in connection with
the hotel.
A day or two ago inquiry was made for
a charcoal burner to 20 up to Argenta,
where the job Of burning 10000 to 1000
bushels Of charcoal is awaiting compe-
tent hand. -4 No.
improvements are noticeable in different
parts Of Dillon. New houses are going up
and many Of the old ones are receiving adj.
si,ions that will prove useful as we'll as or.
iamental.
Dillon dust is said to be sure cure for
the most obstinate and aggravated cases of
catarrh. AS there Is an abundance Of dust
flying daily, the remedy can he readily pro.
cured gratis.
There are only three inmates in the
County Jail. Three patients are cared for
at the County Hospital, two Of whom will
be discharged, by direction OF the doctor,
in few days.
When man steals can of fruit in
Helena he is sent to Jail. But when citi.
zen Of Helena stole the Northern Pacific
Railway away from Butte he was not
prosecuted for the offence.
"Turn Him Out" at the School. Hall,
at eight o'clock, sharp, and conclude near
midnight. Gu and take your dearest fe.
male acquaintance with you.
W. NJ. Oliver. Of Eagle Rock, Idaho, is
In town. Mr.. Oliver Is at work eighty
,v,S1 vntpr, 81 l>.sl.
river, filling his contract OF $4,000 ties for
the Oregon Short Line Railroad.
On Saturday last Sim Estes sold his fine
Clara, Of Meagher County. The price Oh
tanned for the horse was $500, and he was
not considered high at that figure.
Services OF the E Episcopal Church will
be held in Dillon to morrow, Sunday. at
100 p. m. The Holy Communion will be
celebrated at the morning service.
As far as experiments have been made
in t,ansplanting soft maple appears to b..
the tree best suited TO planting on the Bea-
verhead Valley. This species OF maple
thrives better than any other tree.
The Rocky Aio~~ta~ Messenger, pub
lis;'cd in Helena, calls on the people OF
Montana in this way: Confess Christ be-
fore the world, as you will want Him to
know and save YOU in the hour OF deatl,."
Surveyor Page has been engaged in sur
veying corners in Ollie and running the
line for ditch in this vicinity, besides at
tending to considerable bust le>s connected
with surve. ing and entering land for diff
ierent parties.
Our Helena exchanges are red hot over
their city election, which takes place next
Monday, April ;. E. w. Knight is the
Democratic candidate for mayor, and Is OPP
posed by Mayor kinna, Republican, WHO'S
Il candidate tor reelection.
The furnaces of the IIecla Company at
Glendale are again in operation and are
running smoothly day and night to their
full smelling capacity. They are now in
condition to make a long run and will turf,
out bullion by the car load.
I. W. Poindexter is now receiving, direct
from the manufactures. the largest and
BEST selected stock OF clothing, boots and
shoes, hats and furnishing goods, ever
offered in Dillon al OF which will be sold