The Dillon tribune., 1884-03-29
The last Sun River San "whoops up"
the Rev. Mr.. Mills to the extent OF over a


more snow at Lion City and Hecla than q
any time during the winter"
A Gibbonvi'le, Idaho, correspondence say
that the new placer diggings, struck by Bi
Terry in that district, prospect very goot
The Montana Christian Ad,neate put
fishes correct statements about the reviva
and temperance work lately accomplished
in Dillon.
Dillon, In some respects, Is an ec0nomi
cal town. We have nightwatchman,
justice Of the peace and constable all com
bined in one.
Dr.. Clutter reports that Fireman Nye
who was scal.ied so badly in the railwa,
accident Of last week, is doing as we'll a
could be expected.
Beaverhead stockmen, who were feelins
blue over the stock prospects on account O
the long continued had weather, are looking
more cheerful just now.
Ben Hogan, after a rest from his Dillor
labors, opened temperance campaign a
Walkers Opera House, il Salt Lake City
on last Sunday evening.
Messrs. Nordye, Marmon & Co., manu-
facturers Of Touring mills at indianapolis
Ind, solicit correspondence. Read their
advertisement on another page.
Deacon Searles is doing double duty on
facturer Of correct English the Deacon has
no equal on the Montana press.
The Honorable Board Of County Com.
missicners is offering the brick Court House
at Bannack for sale. Here's rare chance
to buy Court House. Who bids?
Messrs. Smith, Brundage and Poindex.
ter were appointed committee to raise q
fund to buy instruments for brass band al
the meeting held last Saturday night.
Ifyou desire to make Christian school
marin chopin mad" just mail her copy
of hob Ingersoll on HE'LL" and then 20
out into the country until the storm is over.
Ifyou want to doctor the paupers Of Bea-
verhead Coanty, and supply those unfor-
tunate people with medicines, put in a bid
in compliance with the advertisement to be
found in to'day's paper.
The snow has been shoveled from the
tratnwav running from Hecla to Green.
wood. The cars are being repaired and put
In running condition tor carrying ore. The
concentrator at Greenwood will start up in
few days.
The firm Of Wilson, Rote & Co., Of Glen.
dale, has been dissolved by Mr.. Rote's
Withdrawing from the firm. Messrs. VIII.
son T. Byrnet will continue the mercantile
business under the finn name of John $.
Wilson Il Co.
The new bills Of tire First National Bank
of Dillon are crisp and beautiful specimens
Of bank.note printing. But as these bills
are beyond the reach Of toiling newspa.
per man they can only be admired at a
great distance.
We make the following extract from a
letter just received from George Leyson
who is at Eagle City, in the Ceur d'Alene
gold diggings: "Teil all Of the boys to
keep out Of here until some OF the snow
has gone off--unless they have plenty Of
money"
The TRIBUNE book and job departments
are always we'll stocked with papers and
printing material. With large addition OF
new types the job artist is better prepared
now than ever before to turn out e4ery de.
scription Of job printing neatly and on the
shortest notice.
l.. &. Fyhrie s. Co. report marked i'm.
provement in the jobbing trade. Orders
are coming in more freely. The opening
up Of Spring and good weather begins to
waken the drowsy liveliness Of Southern
Montana and trade is quickening under the
srring-like influences.
The Cleopatra mine, on Lion Mountain,
owned by the Hecla Company, never look.
ed more promising than at present. The
main incline shaft has been dropped to a
depth OF 500 feet. The shaft Is in an i'm.
inense body Of ore. Supt. Partet is work.
ing the mine in fine shape.
In the dry goods line Major Bovce saws
trade is improving vastly. At Eliel's a
large invoice Of fashionable spring goods
will be opened in few days. Poindexter's
dexterous statesmen are busy. Selway's
Smith sells squarely. The trade Of Dillon
is reported growing better every day.
There are now about eighty members of
the Dillon Reform Club. The officers are :
President-.J. McCune; Vice President
W. P. Layne; Secretary Miss Mamie
Dinglev; Treasurer--Mrs. W. p. Lavne
Financial Sccretary-J. W. Murray; Chan.
lain-E. Coffin; Marshal--Jas. Murray.
Ben Hogan is hammering reform into
the Salt Lake sinners. The Tribune Of last
"Wednesday says: "Bcn Hogan spoke to
large and enthusiastic audience last night
at the Liberal Institute. Twenty-Five per.
sons signed the pledge, ana Mr.. Hogan is
beginning to feel encouraged in his work"
Joe Crow, who is mastering the vocabu.
larry Of agricultural Implement lingo at the
John w. LowellCo. house, says that sales are
increasing weekly. Down at the Sebree,
Ferris u White Co. house Dan Chapman $
silverv accents are daily heard hu,nming
that beautiful new agricultural song emit.
tied "rhe Flying Dutchman."
Our brilliant contemporary, the Helena
independent, will be read out of the Dem.
ocratic party rs soon as Mattv Maginnis
gets back to Montana. Voolfolk weaken.
ed, but that will not atone for his kicking
outside Of the Democratic traces. It is an
"npardonable sin for an "organ" to kick
and create discord in its own party.
y report comes down from Horse Prairie
that sort OF ridin' Iona rail scrape took
place ON the Prairie. a man Of French
extraction did rot treat his wife kindly, So
the men gathered together and rode. or At.
tempted to ride, him on a rail to make a
goo husband out of him. The victim has
had the parties arrested and they will have
hearing before justice of tn: peace.
The attention OF the readers of the Trim.