The Dillon tribune., 1883-11-17
Nothing definite has been learned aoou


the escaped horse thieves.
Mrs. Hanson has torn out partition in
the rear Of her store, to make room for
more goods.
Great quantities of hay and oats are be.
ing shipped from the depot. Much OF it
goes to Butte.
Peter Anderson is getting Strengthened
round for business at the Anderson House.
The interior Of the house is fitted up very
neatly.
Milkman Dupue's family arrived from
Alton. Iowa, Yesterday morning. Dupue
is as happy as boy with new top, in con-
sequence.
Mrs. Rober. Kirkpatrick has poem in
the last number Of the Union Signal. 1t
will appear in the ". c. T. U. column of
the TRIBUNE next week.
H. johnson, who organized the first gold
quartz mining co,npan, in the Highland
District, in this Territory, committed sui.
eide recently at Syracuse, \. Y. Cause
a woman.
Dave Metlen's Youngest son was severe.
J., injured this week by horse falling on
him. II was thought at first he was fatal
~ injured, but DR.. Clutter, who visited him,
thinks he will get along all right.
Leonard Eliel has had iron shutters
hung on the front Of his building, to be
closed in case Of fire. Others will do well
to follow his example. L. c. Fyhrie also
has set which he will soon hang.
The first car load of ore ever shipped di.
rect from the Birch Creek mining district
was dispatched on Wednesday for Omaha
BY the Railway Mail Mining Company, by
Geo. ]. Cole, manager. Other car loads
will follow the first shipment as fast ~ the
ORE can be got out.
The Hxsbasdssas says that Mr.. James
Mauldin, Montana's pioneer breeder Of
French horses, has driven all his common
stock into the British Possessions to be
sold, and will hereafter breed only animals
VI fine strain that will be able to com.
mand market East or West.
Kirkpatrick Bros. have swung to the
breexes handsome iron sign. The breezes
won't have any effect on It, however, - the
letters are fastened onto 4 wire netting
which allows the wind to whistle through II
as though It were not there. High up on
the corner Of the building Is swung street.
lamp, which sheds its light in all directions
for quite distance.
Mrs. L. E. Hanson comes to the 'front.'
this week, with large lot Of handsome
new goods, consisting in part VI ladies and
children's silk mittens and stockings in oil
colors, and the prettiest assortment Of win
ter bonnets yet brought to Dillon. She ha,
enlarged her store room to accommodat.
her largely increased stock.
The Helping Hand, a church societ,
composed Of young misses, was organizes
few days since with Elma Thorpe u
president, Carrie Carter as vice. presiaent
and Mamie Dingley as secretary. The,
start with twelve members, and viii hol,
meetings semi.monthly. A meeting will
be held this afternoon at Mrs. Thorpe's.
The Blue Wing mining district Is com
ing to TIE front. Considerable, activity
manifested by the miners and claim own
err in that district. Trask & Graves an
Haskell & Co. intend to do considerable
work In the way Of opening their mine
this tall and during the coming winte
Many mines in the district will. be activel
worked during the winter and by nex
Spring large amount Of ore will be o,
and ready for shipping.
|. The /ndcfendest says Langrishe has =.
{ ceived an offer from prominent America
manager, now in London, Of starrin
tour throughout England next summe
supported by an English company, and ar
other from an Australian manager TOR
tour in that country, stopping at tlono!ul
OH the way. He will probably accept bot
offers, and in such case, his present agen
Mr.. Howard, will accompany him.
1t has been suggested by the Easter
press that President Arthur should call
his Thanksgiving Proclamation for repair
} lie seems to have launched 1t before it W:
) complete. 1t contains not a single wol
about returning. thanks for the splend
fishing season or the the magnificent junl
citing tours he and the "churn cabire
have SO bountifully enjoyed. The Heller
independent recommends that a supple,ne,
to the proclamation be issued immediate
recognizing these blessings.
!, Capt. Mills remarks that it is enough
:. make every one Of the Argonarts vi
has "gone over the range" turn over in h
grave to see the way stampedes are CARR,
!, on nowadays. Here We have stampe,
in progress where Deer Lodgers start o
J. in buggy, with "biled shirts" on, mi,
y YOU, then change to a Pullman palace Gu
leaving that, take Tall. .ho coach to
;. POINT where six military companies a
!, waiting to receive them; thence sixty mil
t on fine steamer sailing on placid waters
J. then few miles across the hills (whe
there should be balloon service to compile
It the picturesque righteousness Of the tri
o to the mines. In the language Of d
d American maid, ut is just too lovely
e anything
REMOVAL NE THE pRs,rnrv.uras