The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-15

l"e CITY election takes place on Mon.
day, June 9TH.
The Pacific Express Co. has an office at
r, L. Graves store in Banrack.
Several freight trains passed through
Dillon on Sunday first for -four days.
Diilon'tes have been ENJOYING a treat in
the shape OF fresh Columbia river salmon.
Frew was engaged in painting new signs
tor W. r. Eastman ans, the Butte restaur.
ant.
The artificial flowers in the windows1
OF the Butte restaurant attract considerable
attention.
". L. Eastman has greatly improved
tn. appearance o, his store BY the addition
OF Il new front.
The Dillon Furniture Co. has removed
its stock Of goods from the Deacon build.
ing to the pt'stoftice building.
Dillon is to have two circuses this sum.
MERCEDES and Sells Bros. 1t is under.
stood Cole will show here next month. 4.
The arte>ian well outfit was taken to
the ranch Of 4. \. REYNOLDS, near Dillon
on Monday. and boring has commenced.
The TRIBUNE steam job printing depart.
"'ent is fully prepared to tafn out work
Of all Minds with dispatch and at reason.
able rates.
Ben Hogan. who organized a ..refrm
club in Dillon couple Of years ago, is
now engaged in shaking up the sinners Of
San Francisco
The machinery tor the ten.stxnp gold
mill Of the Dillon Mining Co., has arrived,
aud will BE- freighted to the Bald Noun.
tain district in few days.
Nate Hobson accompanied by four or
five ncn LETT Dillon on Monday with three
wagons loaded with supplies, tools, etc,
for the Big Hole placer diggings.
Grass and vegetation of all kinds is very
backward in Southern Montana. The con.
tinleta GOODNESS OF the weather retartls the
growth Of grass, grain and everything else.
The TRtnuSE's increasing circulation in
all the towns. mining camps and settle.
ments Of Southern Montana ard Eastern
Idaho, makes it the best medium Tor ad.
vertisers.
A reduction from dftv.two cents to
Twenty-Five cents per word has been made
by the Western Union on the rate of cable.
grams to Great Britain, Ireland and France
from Montana points.
A. +. Wright, dealer in general mer-
chandise at Bannack, occupies conspic-
uous place in our advertising columns on
another page. lie carries a tirs,.class
stock Of merchandise i. -..., ....
1t is learned that our neighbors at Sal
mon City, Idaho, are 20 have 4 s,re.enough
newspaper, the press and material having
already been shipped to- Red Rock. J. f.
Booth, Of the Idaho Reporter, is to he the
editor.
Frank Caldwell came in from Big Hole
basin on Monday. lie brought with him
about 5000 worth Of coarse gold, worth
claim. lie says there are about fifty men
already on the ground
The June races, at the Salt Lake driving
park, ut which many Montana horses will
contest, is an event in which not a little
interest is being manifested. 1t is quite
probable that an excursion from Butte to
Cal. nj a ,,,:l1 I>a r-.,u,,.,l
Chas. Holton, general advance agent for
Bairti's Ministries, was in town intending
to bill his attraction for the 18TH inst; but
finding the rink burned. and School Hall
minus seats, concluded to leave Dillon out
Mr. lIolton said he understood Manager
Mcguire was TO build an opera house here.
Harrison Brown met with serious ac-
cident ON Horse Prairie last Monday. He
was cutting horse out OF his band, when
his saddle turned, throwing him TO the
ground. lie struck on his left shoulder,
di>locating and breaking the collar bone.
lie was brought to Dillon, and Drs. Ames
and Pickman attended to his injuries.
\ new seifcoupler and improved draw
head has been put in service on some Of
the L. and n. freight cars. and apparently
with good results. With this new draw
head two cars can be coupled BY simply
forcing them together, and are coupled
by IL simple lever attachment which makes
it unnecessary for a brakeman to go he.
tween the cars.
\ daily mail service between Dillon and
Bannack. via Argenta, is greatly needed
now 1t would be a convenience tor hun
dreets OF people to have such service.