The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-07-10
EASTERN IDAHO ITEMS.
salmon city and Sl,o,,p Sslui,,S--sifting>
from Texas and silver Moon.

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from Texas and silver Moon.
Business at Nicholia is reported to be
very lively.
Col. Chas. \. Wood, of Salmon, too,> a
| horn in the .'band"
+. NJ. Pollard has the neatest and best
kept lawn in Salmon.
The kentuck mill, at Shoup, is running
steadily with ten stamps.
Paddy" Brown offers his ranch, near
the Lenhi mill, for sale.
Col. Shoup'> new residence, cn the
Salmon river, is nearing completion.
Shoup is soon to have her mail service
increased from once to twice week.
\ force OF men has been put to work on
the Holy Terror mine, in Texas district.
Work on the new short cut wagon road
from Sharkev'> to Brenncr's is progress.
ing.
The Lemhi County Changers took an
important part in the Salmon City cclebra.
ton.
\ cloud burst struck Shoup, a few days
since, and did considerable damage to gar.
dens and trails
kennev Bros, at the Seventeen mile
House, are the largest strawberry culturists
in Lemhi County.
The Viola Company have leased the
Spring Mountain mines and will put on a
| force OF 40 men this month.
! The Grunter mill in Shoup, has shut
down, temporarily, waiting for shoes and
dies, which will arrive in few DAYS.
Phelan, Scott Il Murphy have put Il
force of men to work on the Grace Phelan
mine, near Silver Moon, and the ore taken
out is very RICH
The Silver Moon mine, owned by Jacob
Yearian, Gilber, Iearian, Scott Yearian
and \. !. Purcell, is looking we'll and
creating little excitement.
| The Latest Out mine, which has not
been worked for some time past, has again
been started in operation and will he sunk
200 feet. The ore looks we'll.
!. 5. .Johnson's ranch house, l., miles W,
the Lemhi from Salmon, was burned to
the ground last week Thursday evening
The fire was caused by lamp explosion
Loss $1,000.
\. Il. Noteware, who lives up the Lem.
hi a few miles from Salmon, had good sue.
cess with his strawberries this year. Lem.
hi county is obtaining quite 4 reputation as
ruitgrowing country.
! l.. W. Phelon has been appointed post.
master at the new mining camp OF Silver
Moon City, Texas district. The camp is
two miles southeast OF Bannister. The
Bannister postotiice has been discontinued
in consequence.
Thos. laval of LAVAL Bros, ketchum
Idaho, has sold one of his sawmills to !. O.
Swift and the other with 100000 feet OF
lumber to \. Adams, and will go to Butte,
Montana, to live, taking with him seventy
head OF work cattle, horses and mules.
| The children's concert and strawberry
and ice cream festival, at the Methodist
Church on the c9th ult., was success il,
every particular. The programme was
rendered to the qualification OF all present
and after the exercises everybody partook
Of the excellent refreshment served with
grace by the ladies of the church.
The Silver Bow. in Texas district, which
joins the Alex Stevens, and owned b, IL
&. Fudge and Messrs Sorry and Duffy
has 7S.foot incline at the bottom OF the
i,-foot shaft. The ledge is two feet wide
The ore consists Of galena, carbonate and
sulphnrets. Ore has been shipped from,
this mine that has assayed from $500 to
$500 per ton.
The Pine creek mines known AS the
Uncle Sam, Pawnee, Cherokee and Vir.
gian have heen sold for $3s,ooo to VIM.
Lorenz, of Butte City. Montana. The
lucky owners of these mines, and the
amount due each individual are: Sam
James, $4,000: Joshua Brown, $4,000:
NJ. E. Pollard, Chas. Pollard, Cynthia
Steel and Sophronia Pollard, $1,000.