The Dillon tribune., 1886-08-07
lis said that ]. II Boldly vii, soon star,
q meat market in Ni]lon

practicing his profession here. and w,s
looking for a suitable residence.
Sheriff Jones cabinet of mineral, and
cur'os't'es is not very large but selec,
lie has some OF the most beautiful seci. !
mems OF chrysocolla we have ever seen
O. W. Holmes says:
"Eiruc may flourish in an old rray,t
hut man and nature scorn the >l,nc;i;,,, ,,y,.
90 thro" away your well.worn tile and
get one Of Eliel's nobby Ugh, hats.
Parkes again got away with the Dillon
Rod and Gun Club, scoring 16 out Of 70
doc Eliel and Chas. Hirschman tied
him at the Rec Birds but lost a, the Pic.
cons.
Alex Scott, Charlie Bartrutl and Geo,
CHASER passed through Dillon Monday.
They had been camping near Nicholia,
Idaho, and were cu yonh for tl,er home.
Sheridan.
The work on Smeade's new house is pro.
crossing rapidly. The lower story is pas.
tered, and Defriez is now painting. The
house will be ready for occupanc, in less
than month
Hurry up with the stock law. A ssran.
ger coming into Dillon. would take the
town for stock. yard. We notice tina. the
fence around the Episcopal Church, has
been broken by the cattle
r. NJ. Johnson was 500 happier We'd
| ',esdav than before. He received letter
from the administrators Of an estate in
Missouri, long ago forgotten, stating that
that amount was still due him
Geo. Gohn of Virginia City made the
TRIBUNE visit Thursday. He reports
that the silver legislation has not affected
the mining business to any extent at \ir-
ginia City. as most of the ore there is gold
ore.
Frank Eliel, X. Il. Nuckoli>, J. p. Muir.
ray and finn Lapish started for the Geysers
Sunday. They went by wav Of Bozenan
and expected to be absent about a month.
"Nucks" has promised us an account Of
his trip
! The ''k;ds" of Dillon may think it fun to
see large can filled with rocks. tied to a
dogs tail, and the dog hanging on one side
Of the fence, and the can on the other, but
practice of this sort Of cruelty reflects no
credit upon the kids Sunday school
teacher.
At Il meeting Of the school trustees OF
the Anaconda school, all the Old teachers
were reelected except Miss Wilson, who
was not al applicant Prot. Cannon has
done successful work there. Much new
apparatus has been added. besides schoo
library costing over $500
Quite crowd gathered last Thursday tt
see Ben Dittmer wrcstle with an Irish pc
tato that got stuck in the throat Of Ben!
pet calf Ben pcrspired for 4 half hour II
irving to remove the 'spud," the calf re
manning quite still till the potato was forced
down, when its ewes swan with grateful
tears.
VII. Smith, representing II. t.. Buck
lin l. Co.. of Chicago, 1ll> was in the cit
last week, and while here made arrange
meu,s with n. NJ. White for the sale of ID
Kings ~New Discovery" a medicine tina
has an excellent reputation for coughs
colds, consumption, etc. Notices and ties
timonials will he found on another page.
The first annual meeting OF the Yves
Side Racing Association will come OFT
Rutte next week. The races begin on tn
10Th and continue till the l+th. Niue
money has been spent on the accommod;
j. tions. and there viii! be fine array OF rae
s horses. Excursion tickets NAV be Ia
from the railroads. The programme ma
K be found in another column.
y David Rhinehard, has purchased the II
:erest OF his partner Jos. Shineberser II
:. Guiding the ranch, slaughter houses ar
v other property jointly owned by the hr
and has formed ropartnersh'p Win IL
Callahan. The two meat'markets "
i. hereafter be- conducted By Rh'neharo& al
Callahan, the iorme: having the o'''s''
,,,,aoement, and Tim continuing to IRA
dish the cleaver inside
The City Council me, again Ih"''a
,;,h,. The CITY marshal was instr"cte"
r. strictly enforce the ordinance l" 'es""
as c,,,,. stock etc, running a, large with
the CITY limits. The street co'"''S''o'
in ,,s instructed to notify the Cinnamon
en- remove all distractions from laa"o SUE
II was oredred that the City Printing
gh equally divided between the ik'"'>F 4
to r,,;ycr nroyitied the cost is The same