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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

Passengers Leaving Dnilhs
On the Texas q Pacific railway do not
change cars az rexnrEana, a8 che solid
train lhsgssge and smoking cars ircluietl
rims through to 81. Louis anton depot
nLLLumL rIA.nn.
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10 close mem out ana Tor that purpose have placed
ocFedby Mr. H. Ogden only teCI
hIIVO VVDI ZONE and convnc
Inns does not interfere with the regular Sets Noticed Guns and
~ DoS Sets and other Xmas
& low am positive the assertion that have complete stock Of Silver
a STOCK nina which no New
ap TSGa to please the most sd Br Brace sa Dresden Lenoee
perm bee edgewood and Copeland Chnas
department exhibited
speciality at China Hail. EmSreet door Sanger Brothers s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

i. j Martinez keeps luil assortment II
meeischaum goods aud complete stock Of
all kinds OF cigars and smokers articles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09
THE PULLMAN pARLon SLEEPING

All poisonous matter Is carried OF from
the system by Samgr tan NelyIue. 81 bl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

All shades dyed Last. Excelsior Steam
Dye Works Commerce and Market streets
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

The jewelry firm OF Kuephy & Son WI
Ia Monday moruiDg, adopt he standard
tine. Patrons OF the house will please take
|iolirp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

You cln get childron'a spring heel shos.
OF MS cheaper than any house In Dallas.
New goods In ladies' hne shoes have been
lately received at the reliable shoe store.
III. PACE & SON,
ms Eim street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09
Don't ouy oolorc Won urioo al Humans.

Ladies' suits and underwear, at BAu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

We will sell good, 10 SUIT you at Bau
uan's 100 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-09

Retail dealers can get nice assortment
'l meorchaum pipes, clgsr aud cigarette
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An iNnUCEuENT.
WI sHAll oFftR FOR rHE NEXT TIN
DAYS OEN lLEMkN SfiNF HUOratN INLAND
AM MACHINE MADE ALL Styles, AT
GREATLY NkUUCs d FRIgFs
The Reliable Shoe store,
~. rACI n son eos Hin street, Dallas
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

A correspondent of the Salt Lake Iy;1.
"se recently visited the Glendale camp
and writes favorable report Of the active
operations Of the Hecla company, the mos,
successful mining organization in Southern
Montana. The full capacity Of both smell.
tiers at Glendale is the reducing OF one hum
dred tons Of ore and Auxing daily. The
base bullion product Of the smelters is ship.
ped to the Omaha Smelling Works, at
Omaha, and fro,n two hundred to three
hundred tons are forwarded monthly worth
upwards Of $7o,ooo. There are 10000
shares Of Hecla stock at $50 per share.
The company pays monthly dividend
of one per cent on its capital stock-regu.
iarly. Last year $4,000 Of dividends
were withheld from the stockholders to
erect and equip the concentrator at Green.
wood. The mines belonging to the com.
pany at Lion Mountain are in excellent
shape and yielding plenty Of ore that aver.
ages fifty ounces in silver to the ton and
thirty.three per cent in lead. Fully 10000
tons OF second class ore is developed in the
different mines Of the company. This ore
will be concentrated at the Greenwood con.
contractor.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
OF INTEREST 10 PR0sPECrORs.

As many prospectors are preparing to
start into the mountains Of Montana and
Idaho, for longer or shorter prospecting
trips, each prospector should carry with
him some small glass tubes, small bottle
Of nitric acid and bottle OF ammonia.
The ammonia no prospector should be
without In the mountains where there ore
rattlesnakes, scorpions, tarantulas, ETC., al
1t il the best kind OF medicine to battle the
bites with. To use the nitric acid the fol.
lowing directions will be found useful in
testing ores: Take piece Of ore and pull.
verize the same; take an empty cartridge
Of revolver, fill the tame and throw that
amount into glass tube filled three.quar.
tiers full Of nitric acid; then hold the tube
over cinder or candle until the same boils,
when the sulphurets will form black sed-
iment at the bottom. the clay, lime or other
formation will be above that, and between
both, Il any silver IL In the same, It will
show In whitish layer; when the whole
has been cooled take q few drops Of am.
nonia and II there Is any copper in the ore
the copper will produce blue fluid on the
top Of the glass tube; then wash the whole
throuy h piece of blotting paper, by which
you will save the sulphurets.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
UNPLEASANT WEATHER

The "spell Of weather" during the past
week has been decidedly rough for spring
time. A great deal Of time and anxiety is
wasted ON the weather. BAD weather makes
people feel stupid and dull, but If times
were lively and business unusually brisk
In Dillon the weather would be left to take
care Of itself. When times are compara.
lively dull it is everybody's privilege to
predict, comment upon and compare wealth
er notes. Let the weather alone for you can
not modify or change 1t. A domestic phil.
osopher, writing in gloomy weather, re-.
marks: "If married men would pay as
much attention to their wives and children
as they do to the stupid weather there
would be plenty Of joy around the family
altar. as It is called. There is plenty Of
sunshine in this world and why not enioy
its sunshine while we may" And so, We
may turn a state Of awful bad weather into
pleasure by herding at home until the mud
dries up and the sun shines warmer.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
RIoHrs OF SMALL GRAzJERA

In parts Of Montana, as we'll as IN otner
Territories, large raisers Of stock have
fenced in Government land on which to
Craze thei, big bands If cattle. This prac'
tice has frequently led to trouble between
the stock men and the small settlers. The
Secretary Of the Interior has taken STAND
in favor Of the settlers, and circular has
lately been sent to all Register. and ke'
ceivers of the land Offices by Land Com
missioner Mcfarland declaring that gra-
tiers will not be allowed to fence the pub
lie lands. and that "this Department will
interpcse no objection to the destruction OF
their fences by persons who desire to make
a 6osa fife settlement on the inclosed tracts
but are prevented BY these fences or ~
threats Of personal violence from 80 do
ing" Small settlers, backed BY the Gov
ernment, will now have the right to take up
any public lands unlawfully inclosed and
Craze their cattle or Uncle Sans domain.
Many miles OF fencing will be placed tn
jeopardy In consequence Of the late circu.
lar from the head Of the General Land
Office, but It will not effect Southwestern
Montana a. much a. It will other sections
of the Territory where large tracts Of land
have been gobbled up to the exclusion OF
settlers seeking homes.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
A NEW JUDGE APPOINTED.

The suspension Of Judge Conger some
weeks since, by the President, on charges
gravely effecting the Judges character for
morality and sobriety was published In the
news items Of the TRIBUNE without en-.
larged or unfavorable comment. Personal
friends and admirers Of Judge Conyer, in
the mean time, have been industrious In his
behalf In peti,ioning the President to re-
woke his order Of suspension and reinstate
the Judge, pending an examination into
the truth Of the charges preferred against
him. In Eastern Montana great activity
has been manifested in circulating petitions
against Judge Conger, and these petitions,
We are informed, were emphatic In terms
Of condemnation and received the sigma
lures Of hundreds Of the citizens Of the
eastern section Of this Judicial District.
What weight the Expressions Of opinion
have had in the matter is unknown at this
distance from the seat u Government.
A Washington dispatch Of the Ist inst.
says: "The President to-day appointed
Jefferson J. Kidder as Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court Of Montana" There
may be mistake in this telegram a. Judge
kidder Is one Of the Judges Of Dakota and
he may have been re.appointed for that
Territory instead Of Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
SCHOLARS EXAMINED.

The scholars Of the Public School In
the 9Th. 9Th and 9th grades have been ex.
amined Tor promotion. Those averaging over
- per cent will 30 into a higher grade.
The scholars In the 9th grade averaged a.
follows: Mamie Dtngley, IS per cent;
Carlton Inness, IS per cent; Carrie Car
ter, Is per cent; Geo. Crowell, 81 per cent
Mary Inness, 81 per cent; JOS. Poindexter
% s: per cent. In the 9Th grade: Ernest Sci.
cent; Martin 1nness, IS per cent. In the
4th grade: Blanche Lamont, So per cent
Nellie Kennedy, s. per cent; Fred Carter
So per cent; Ada Carter, 96 per cent; Geor.
Eta Pilliner, 90 per cent; Roscoe Cornell
u per cent; Nellie Nelson, s. per cent
Dan Shively, 90 per cent.
Miss MARY e. CARTER, Teacher.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
RAILWAY RACKET.

Pullman sleepers are now run a. far as
Boze,nan.
The Northern Pacific has begun running
refrigerating cars again.
The track Of the Northern Pacific is
within fifty miles Of Missoula.
The up.hound passenger trains passing
through Dillon are we'll filled with passen.
gers.
The freight trains on the Utah and North.
ern are now hauled by two locomotives to
each train.
The track Of the N. P. west Of Living.
ston is still in change Of the construction
department.
The Utah and Northern company will
erect = temporary depot at the mouth Ct
the Little Blackfoot.
Judge Wade appointed three commits.
stoners to condemn the right of way for
the Park Branch railroad.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
s,,oorrNo AT EAGLE ROCK.

A dispatch from Eagle Rock, Idaho on
Thursday, gave some particulars OF a shout.
ing affair that occurred :" the ss,,r0, w u,
flee at that place on that afternoon WIN:
Whitley, discharged brakeman accused s'1
Agent Green with "reporting" him 'o'
drunkenness, through which he, wh't'ey'
received his discharge from the company.
Whitley entered the railroad Office tna'
afternoon, and calling Green, accused inc
latter Of reporting him. A few WORDS
passed between the men, when ""t'ey
pulled a forty.four calibre revolver a"o
ooened fire on Green. Three shots took
effect, and Green was badly, II not fatally
wounded. One bali passed through hi
left lung, he was hit in the back, and an
other cut through the side Of his neck
Whitley wss arrested. The wounds o.
Agent Green are serious, ahd will probabl..
rrove fatal
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
CUSTER CONvICTs,

Down at Miles City penitentiary birds
are almost too numerous to enumerate.
The old gang Of county officers have not
yet been sent to the Penitentiary, but the
following were sentenced at the late term
OF District Court: WIN. Pierson, for grand
larceny, 3 years; Chas. Sims, for grand
larceny, ) years; Chas. Hatfield, for grand
larceny, 4 years; VIM. Kingsley, for grand
larceny, 4 years; John Sullivan, for rob.
berry, ! years; John Lawrence, for grand
larceny, <years: Jos. Edwards, for high
way robbery, IS years; Jas. McKeever, for
highway robbery, IS years; Louis Sigman,
for burglary, S years; James Bensley, for
grand larceny, 8 years; Geo. Hays, for
grand larceny, 8 years; Jerry Cokely, for
murder, IL years.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
SWEET 4 BALDWIN.

To secure and keep lively trade the
de.awake merchant plants conspicuous
advertisement In his home newspaper that
he may catch the attention Of customers
and consumer by the special inducements
he offers for their trade. This ia the season
to plant advertisements In the TRIBUNE.
The early bird catches the food or words
to that effect. Messrs. Sweet u Baldwin
have correct appreciation Of the intrinsic
value Of advertising. In to-day's paper
their mammoth announcement Of clos.
ing out sale At cost will attract the attention
Of everyone In Southern Montana and
Eastern Idaho. 1t affords the best oppor.
&1inity ever offered In Dillon to buy at coat
prices. The inducements to purchase At
Sweet & Baldwin's will draw to that house
the trade Of wide scope Of country.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
LATEST THING OUT.

We are the sole agents at Dillon for the
SAFE OF the Central Mills XXXX Flour.
Manufactured BY the patent process. Eve
~ sack warranted to give satisfaction, and
to make your bread perfect. We have the
sole agency for Our Cream Gem Baking
rowder, manufactured expressly for Sweet
\ Baldwin: Every can sixteen ounces, full
weight, and warranted to give satisfaction.
II not, money refunded. Come and try
the Hour and baking powder, and we will
be sure to get your order the next time.
SWEET l. BALDWIN.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
Personal.

VIM. Bernstein has gone down 10 Helena.
Lou c. Fyhrie returned from Helena on
Monday.
F. L. Rosencrantz, of Bozeman, was in
town this week.
J. E. Morse has been scooting around At
the Capital this week.
). E. Hyde, Of Virginia City, passed on
to the banks of Alder.
Lambert and Adolph Eliel started for
Chicago on last Wednesday.
Lee Goetchius and G. w. Rochester
were up from Twin Bridges.
Mrs. Lucy Wadams, Of Medicine Lodge
valley, was visiting Dillon acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. w. Rote, Of Glen.
dale. were guests at the Corinne Hotel on
Wednesday. ~
Deputy Sheriff Fish, of Butte. Maid us
call while down this way after one Of the
Phil Thorpe, who has been on the sic.
list tor couple Of weeks, we are glad To
report is convalescent.
Eugene Stark, proprietor of Stark's fluid
hospital at Virginia City, passed through
Dillon on his way East.
Fred Chase, Of Lemhi Junction, is :,
town loading up goods for the branch house
OF Lou G. Fyhrie Il Co. '''~
Rev. E. G. Prout arrived from virginia
C'ty last evening. He will hold services
Al nannack tomorrow, Sunday.
.; ~ beebe leaves tomorrow for Eure.
:a' Nevada. to represent Dillon lodge Of
a. ~ " W. at the Grand Lodge meeting.
jim bradley, an acclimated Shcridanian.
mas returned from Missouri, whittier HI.
and gravy. ~' ''''e's
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
PREVENTION OF DrPHrnER1A.

In view Of the fact that cases Of diphthe..
ria exist In many OF the towns Of Montana,
and in some Of the country settlements,
and that there Is danger Of the diseaxe
spreading, the following recipe 10 published
which DR.. John W. Mclean, Of Ncrwalk,
Conn.,, says has been used by him very
successfully for the prevention Of the con-
tagion Of diphtheria:
Monsels salt of ron or sub .sulphate Of iron. DR..
W1W1.... &lii.
Sugar suit taste.
OF this solution take from two to six
teaspoonsful daily, at regular intervals, &C.
cording to the danger Of the contagion.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
New Advertisements This Week.

Locals: Sebree, Ferris & White.
Sands & Boyce, Butte City.
Local: Kirkpatrick Bros.
Local: Mrs. Dingley.
Road Carts: Sebree, Ferris 4 White.
Closing Out Sale: Sweet & Balwin.
Spring Goods: Kirkpatrick Bros.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Caasaday Sulky Plowa.
Take home and trv Il, and f not satisfactory,
bring II hack. One car load just received by
SEBNEI, FERRis 4 WHITE.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

A car load Of those celebrated Fish SPRING
WAGONS and TOP DUCCIRS daily expected by
THE JOAN w. LowELl WAGON Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

LO0T. Between Dillon and George NJ. Brown 4
ranch, yellow covered Road RECEIPT Book. The
finder will please return to r. r. CoNYNs, Dillon.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Mrs. E. w. Geary will open Private School at
her resi- Hence, on Montana street, he,ow Sweet l.
lsaiivins store, on May eth. 1881. Terms, - per
month. including French il desired.
Dillon, Montana. April IS. 1853.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

a new lot Of kitchen and dining. room
chairs just received at the Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Now that Prof. Knapp has found his diamond
pin. YOU will find him ready to talk Cream Gem
Baking Powder at Sweet h haldvvin's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Mrs. NJ. 4. Dinglcy has Just received new and
fine lot of millinery Goods far the Spring trade,
consisting Of l.eghorn, Straw and Chip Hats,
t:immcd and untrInmsd; Ribbons, Plurncs, Pom
Pons. Silks. Satins and other trimmings. Misses
school Hats-neat and pretty. Ladies' Underwear,
while Il 10 new and fresh.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

ORANGES. "A choice lot Of Oranges 10 be sold
cheap by the boA at Sweet 4 l8aldwin's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Oranges by the box at your own pric. at Sweet 4
Blldwin's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

GIVEN AWAY.

One Thousand Pounds Of 1ed Star Barbed
Wire will huild = mile az a fence that will last
lite time. The John w. Lowell Wagon Co. sell H.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

wow IN 0ToC1ks
Five Cara Hain Farm and Freight Wagons,
Ono Car Of Spring Wagons.
Four earn Pl0wa and Harrows,
One Car English Blacksmith Coal,
One Car 0rain Drills, ETC.,
100 sets Peters stage
And Farm HARNESS.
En- route and to arrive In few days:
One Car spring Wagons and Buggiea,
Two Cara steel barb Fence Wire,
several Fine Top Buggies,
"A Lot Of Fine Buggy Harnessl
Added to our already heavy stock Of heavy HARD.
WARE, IRON. STEEL, WAGON WOOD
STOCK. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
ETC., nakes assortment superior to anything
In the Territory.
1Maii orders solicited aud win have our most
careful attention.
1Cali and examine before making your pur.
chasss. We can always please you both In ra.cs
ssBRBB, HEllIs : WHITE.
0RR111o GooD0.
Nor. new goods in millinery and Fancy Good.
just received at Mrs. L. X. Hansnu's Fine lot of
.Ss
est to the incest made. Prices 10 suit everybody.
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OvvD0W - DA1sDvvxSg
HIVE the exclusive s. sale cf ,hs Csstral Mills
cry sack warranted. Those who like good white
bread should try It.
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That long looked for car load Of Avery Com
bined Gang and 6ulky Plows has Just arri ,ed.
They will xc rapidly. for everyone knows that they
Tmx JOHN w. Lows.l WAGON Co.
~>~~--c~~~>--~--~->>-~>
Mrs. M. A. Dingley has Just received new and
fine iot II Miilinsfy Goods 5or the Spring trade.
consisting Of lIexhoen, Straw and Chin Hats
t:imm.d and untr,n,nsd; Ribbons. Piumcs, Pom
PO,ms, Silks, Satins and other trimmings Misses
ct ~ 1syls. and prices Call and examine her stock
wnale u u new N00 ifesn.
>->~'-
wow oooa0s
......, -,-.-., .... .,
Lower Prices than ever Ut @. w. Darts.
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Bird Cages, and CroQuct Sets just received at c. L.
Thosmssns.
-. - ~ - ,,..,,~.. ,,
view Sw 'i E .n a' m asst s.vs., ooves
A.ASC N.ssAses FsowCsos ssssuS.as NsSPuvs " Mu
Call NJ Mrs H,,,,n.. f;,r Work R,xt.,. = ,,.h
Baskets. childrcns School Satchei,. Ladies' Hand
I3avs In nlush and leather. (,rorh.t Needles a
u large assortment. Nick. Nacks Of ali kinds,
~-~~----~-~>>>>-~-~~>~
Genuine Hills Concord Harness 1t The Fish
Wagon Depot.
Car load OF meats just received ut Sweet 4 Bald
WINS.
~,.. =, =, =, -. o~. ~. >.s
b. ldwn's.
n.,...,I - :. 49, ......,, .e.,
lime, save labor, save money!" buy u Planet IT,
Seed 1rll OF The John w. Lowell Wagon Co.
ANYTHING. from Harrow tooth. To a thirty horse
nOWer Engine, That's the kind Ut a Mace we run,
;stss y.S"x . r"s'e'"s~@As"e'y''''"k "s''""'eu-
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

One hundred Single and Double Shovel Pillow.
Just received by
fHx JossN w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Mrs. ]. T. Dingley is agent for the light.
running Home Sewing Machine.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

with " to dispose Of and are In the way. Cali and
take ono At your own terms.
SepRas FRRRis 4 Wnirr
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

\ large assortment OF FANCY GOODS, Of CIV.
cry description, just received at Mrs. NJ. \. Ding.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Only one ofthose CHAMPION GRAIN DRILLS
lett ont Of the forty received nv The John w. Low.
ell Wagon Co. Win he sold away down to make
the 6nal clean nm.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Dn.LON-Episcopal service, the irst and thi-
Sundays Of each month. nj u a. m. and : p. !,
Holv Communion on the first Sunday Of each
month, At msrning service.
Sunday School at y. m.
Sabaath School, ut Grace Church, at 10 a. m.
Observation-Disclosures service, the third Sun
day AZ each month. at u a. m. and pm.
SILVER STAR-Episropal service, the srcon"
Sunday ot each month. at u =. and p. m.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Go to- Mrs. liansnns. tor DR.. Balls Health
Preserving Corset. They art the hest wearing and
most comfortable corsets that made; especially
adapted to leshv women.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Call and examine those
new style
Tiger Self.OuSnp.
ing Hay Hakes
With Solid Iron wheels
and other important i'm
pT0vesnents.
Ssbrss, Ferris 1 White.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

A fine lot Of extra quality L,crs, Flowers. BON
nets, Hats, Trimmings, add all Millinery G.,ods
just received and for sale cheap at Mrs. DinKleys
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
0RNI1g0 GOODS.

More new goods In Millinery and Fancy Goods
just received at Mrs. L. X. Hansou's. Fine lot Of
hons-a fine assortment; Flowers, frnsn the cheap.
est to the incest made. Prices b suit everybody.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
~. A NCJENr ORDER Of UNITED
~ "a WORK n I'm.

EDntoM LopoE, Not, A. O. U. W., meets
every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock, In
9Vw' the Sehoo, House, bu,ldiag. soiourninx
attend c. T. THOMSEN. M ".
c. HiRscMaAs. Recorder.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

0VV11V - 1A10VV4J1
Flour-xXXX-made Nv the Paient Prncrss. Nv.
cry sack warranted. Those who like good white
bread should try Il.
That long looked for car load Of Avery Com.
6lned Gang and 6ulky PloWs has just arri ,ed.
They will xo rapidly. for everyone knows that they
are the best in the market.
T,,x JOHN w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
That Car Of spring Wagons

Arrived On Wednesday. Nine different styles
and sizes. Call early and select or they vii, all
be gene.
SEnREE. EERRIs 4 WHITE.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
the TIGER.

Blanchard Churns for sale ut Kirkpatrick's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Christmas and New Years have gone and now
you can buy Gents Furnishing Goods at Sweet 4
Baldwin's at reduced prices.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Bottom Onion sets in quantity at Kirkpatrick.
Siddall's Soap At Kirkpatrick Brothers.
Kirkpatsick Bros. have opened . new lot At
Crockefy and Glassware.
A car load Of Rushford WAGONS,just received
by The John w. Lowell Wagon To.
Twisted Galvanized Wire-without barhs. Only
seven cents per rod just the thing far sheep fence.
Tvs yossN w. low9LL WAGON Co.
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Another car load Of Basbed Wire, lust received
by The John w. Lowell Wagon Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

Russell Briggs, lately county commits
sioner OF Custer county, is NOR est. AS a
furntsher Of furniture for a court house
Briggs is blk.
On the list inst, near the Bear Paw houn.
Diary line, Lieut.. Anderson's deta:hme of
infantry captured band of eighty Cana.
dian Cree Indians.
Owing to the great steals in Custer coun.
ty, the citizens Of Dawson county are now
congratulating themselves on getting out
OF Custer clutches.
The Good Templars of Butte presented
the Rev. Jas. E. Smith with a purse OF
$!r?' as token Of respect. Them's the
kind Of tokens that tells.
Judge Wade instructed the treasurer of
custer county not to pay $lo,31. Of the
warrants issued BY the late bogus board OF
commissioners of that county.
The spring crop Of convicts for the Pen.
itentiary are-Dick Kipp, Tall Rider, Ri.
ger. Tom Bryant, G. W. Farley and Bill
McCowan-all from Choteau.
The election to remove the county seat
o! emerson county from Radersburg 10
Boulder City Is commoting the Ietir,s,,-
mans greatly at the present time.
man named Robinson. "born 10 bad
LUCY, oied Mt the Deer Lodge hospital sud-
uenly. ne run corporation fiddle in that
low" previous to passing in his checks.
irvine Lake, named after one If the MT
u. .ne.oas irvine family, in Deer Lodge coun-
v."t 10 oe place Of summer resort, ard
a; = meet OF pleasure boats will be put ON The
me articles of incorporation Of the Vii.
lsra Gold Mining Co. have been filed.
Sap'tal i,a5oooo in 10000 shares. The
srave' beds east Of the upper Yellowstone
are 10 be worked BY the company.