The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-04-29
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Fresh garden seeds just received at c. l..
Thon,sen's.
II you want good Pocket Knife, 60 to
John Weightman's.
New Goods are constantly arriving at
John Weightman's.
Children's Hats, trimmed and untrimmed,
at Mrs. l.. E. Hanson's.
Alarge assortment Of crvckery and glass.
ware Just received at c. l.. Thomsen's.
More new Millinery, Hair Goods and
Hair Ornaments at Mrs. l.. E. Hanson's.
kirkpatrick Bros. are just opening nice
lot OF suits for boys from six to sixteen
years Of age.
Carpenter and builder Ed. Burns is erect.
ing new carpenter shop on the upper end
OF Montana street.
A large lot of womcn's, misses and chill
dren's shoes makes Kirkpatrick Bros store
look more attractive than ever.
The mighty muddy Missouri river is now
open from its bead al RED Rock lake to the
Gulf OF Mexico. Distance, 4,I5o miles.
Although the weather is triae cool for
Montana, people from mild California say
It is invigorating, bracing and delightful.
Phil ID. McGough has purchased the
dwelling house lately occupied BY Mr.
Glencross on Montana street, and has
moved into It.
The Odd Fellows cali, in another COL
umn, will attract the attention Of men who
are "branded" with the brand of that be-.
nevolent order.
The pay.car If the Utah and Northern
has passed up the road, and the EMPLOYEES
have received their resp ::tive monthly
labor. dividcnds.
New instrument and more wire has been
received by the Dillon w. y. +. Company
This company. as il attains aye, is becom.
ing more powerful.
Bannack is to rave a new doctor. DR..
Stro,n, Of Butte, intends to commence the
practice Of medicine in that town. DR..
Strom went up to Bannack on Thursday.
Discussion enlightens man and woman
kind. Bible classes, in Eastern Montar,a.arc
discussing-"Is Christianity a Failure p
1t is, up at Butte-but no where else in the
Territory.
Horses have been bringing unusually
good prices this spring. Scrub Indian pc.
mics, with plenty Of buck in THEM, are very
cheap. Einaciased scrubs are selling as
low as Sc head.
Sidewalks are 4 necessary necessity, not
a luxury. There should be good walks in
front Of every house in Dillon, with "con-
nectors" running across the streets ut con-
venient points for pedestrians,
Cass Cullen, the Helena lawyer, has
turned out to be poet. Once u Helena
Judge wrote book. The Judge, being an
able bodied man, survived; but the book
died. Beware, Cullen, beware.
Frank Glencross sold his stock Of furni
ture to ]. H. Rourk who will. continue the
business at the old stand: MI. Glencross
and family intend to make Cou'son,in East
ern Montana, their future home.
The flying report that the notorious James
Brothers were once In Montana was start.
ed by soft.minded Mormon youth en-.
gagged to write the big and little lies for a
Butte sheet At q stated weekly stipend.
The MadisoSias observes that the placer
miners are engaged at work all along Alder
Gulch, and that ground sluicing has com
| menced at the 10 aver fumes In that gulch
with fair prospect for q busy and profita
bic season Of mining.
lnfiammatory rheumatism, neuralgia
collie, and divers other diseases, are afi1ict
Inv q number Of our citizens. None ~
these diseases are dangerous, but they arr
painful to endure, and becoming chronic
they are hard to cure.
General William Tecumseh Sherman
Chief Justice Waite, and other commits
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Nation, are expected ~ pass through Dill
Ion in the latter part Of May on their wa,
to the National Park.
Base ball and one.old-cat are having
run. Every afternoon the commons
filled with active players. The practice a
base ball l. especially noticeable for the i'm
prove'nent in the playing. The awkward
ness Vi the players Is wearing off gradual,
\ There has been large amount Of first
class intemperance prevailing In Dillo
lately. It n alphabetically limited that tn
new spring receipts, used (ur the manufae
ture OF whisky, contain larger amount G
impure thangle.leg than the old receipt
did.
Wilson. Kote & Co, dealers In gener;
merchandise at Glendale, are carrying
selected stock, to which they are receivin
large additions. This firm l. deserving
the liberal patronage Il Is receiving from til
people Of the northern part OF Beaverhes
County.
A change In the time OF Gilmer, Sail
bury Il Co.'S north.bound coaches troI
: Dillon, was made on Thursday mornin,
The coach for Helena, Virginia City, Boz
man, and Intermediate points, now depar
daily in the morning and arrives In ii
evening.
Rumor has It that an approaching ma
rage, in Dillon, will be way.up affair, &
the hixh-contracting parties are popul'
young people. Possibly sequel to Il,
might be found BY reading the short met
1 piece Of poetry In to.day's paper, entitled
"Change."
The Alder Gulch Consolidated Mimi
Company has bs,en organized at Virgin
City, with capital Of $IsS,oo0. The ia
lowing gentlemen have been chosen q
rcc,ors Tor the ensuing year: Chas.
( Dahler, Pat A. Largely, Anne c. Hall a.
+. ]. NJ. Knight.
!. We received, too late to be present, :
n invitation to the wedding, at Missoula,
Hon. E. Dore Aiken, OF Butte, and Mi
Ada NJ. Rodgers, lately Of Virginia Cit
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