THE HECLA MERCANTILE 0° BANKING...
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Om. 1•T A.1•T A.. THE HECLA MERCANTILE 0° BANKING COMPANY GIME 1\7 - DAME_ HEOLA__ Our Trade Increases Because we sell the Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. At Melrose we have the Finest Store and Largest Warehouse in Montana. Go to Melrose Get your winter supplies. Buy a Bain wagon and new harness. Get your dry goods and winter clothes. Purchase your mining supplies. Repair your house, and get the necessary attic& at II. M. & B. COS. BRICK STORE, MELROSE, OUR LIMA DEPARTMENT. I Conti...tett by .1 II. La Miniyon. Dr. Ford is having a storm door built to the front of his residence. W. B. Deane returned from Omaha last week. W. R. Bell, of Pittsburg, Pa, is en- gaged as principal or the school here. School is suspended in Miss Innis' de- partment for one week, owing to the epi- demic of sore throat that is raging here at present. John Humphrey, ohe of Dick Gal- lagher's hired men, was Licked severely by a horse and is in the hospital at Dil- lon. Bob Brenneman is the possessor of ,a new band. A ball and supper were given here on Tuesday evening for the benefit of Em- mett Gardner, the young man who wasno unfortunate as to lase his right arm, caused by trying to jump a train some ago. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Eph Wells, Oc- tober 18. a daughter. Throat disease is raging here at pres- ent among children. Mrs. Russell. and Miss Annie Russell, mother and sister of Mrs. Truax, are vis- iting with Mrs. Palmer at Dillon. Died- October 19, 1891, of throat trouble. Harry, only child of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, aged '2 years, 2 months and '2 days. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of the entire community in their great sorrow. Died—October 21. 1891, of throat trouble. Mary Gratin. only child of Mr. and Mrs. Hansom, aged 2 years and 6 mouths. The sympathy of the entire con - mbnity is extended to the grief-stricken parents in their sad bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hughes are going 'o leave this place and reside in Pocatello, owing to Mrs. Hughes' health. We are sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Hughes from this place, but hope it will benefit her health. - CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. Hansom desire to express their hearty thanks for the many deeds of kindnem and sincere expressions of sym- pathy extended them during the recent illness and demise of their beloved little daughter. --- WHIP AND SPUR. Meadville. Pa.. now has a kite shaped track. Al lemon wears only live -ounce oboes In front and three-ounce FA1 Geers, the well known Tennessee driver, has finally decided to drive for C. J Hamlin, of Buffalo. next year • It haft been announced that the directors have appropriated $150,ffilti for live stock pr. -muting at the World's fair in ISM Kingman. a double Derby winner, and by tipsily considered the best 3 -year -old in the west, wits recently sold to Join) E Madden for $1.600 The yearling pacing record Was broken at Cambridge City, Ind., not long ago by Pinewood, a son of Artemis', who placed the mark at 2:31,1i Hobert Bonner declines all offers to bnve bla trotter,, tm ltito heat or int rne races, he stns.- of the stigma of dishonesty which be thinks atlttolie,. 10 Llic I/MOIR:ref The receta death of Benjamin G. Bruce at his hotise iii Lexingtou, Ky.. renioves a notable figure from the turf. firms was one of the lest turf silt horities in America. • Pierre Lorillard recently paid 820.0UU for Tosica, the B-yearold daughter of St. Meow sail Touctoses. who 111114 clearly nhoW11 herself the best of her age and sex this year The A tneracen Saddle Horne association i wen definitely organized, and a char. ter antained under the laws of Illinois. A Mato' aril has been formulated and a stud hut ,k at/shod. gi, m 1 jockey' get Motley enoligt to keep the wolf from the died- Walcott & Camp hell have Maned Fred Tara! for three years at a salary of SIAM per mouth, the mouths of January idol February being conceded to him tars holidny John Cromiattigh, of Bloomington. Ills., In the owner of Del inn reli, the etal Hop that t ssgAed a mile at Cambridge City, lad., In 2:12 Crombeingli refused Budd Doble's offer of CLAIMS for the stallion Del Mardi IC loy MantOrt lin. &till by George Wilkes Croulaiiigii paid 61,5011 fur him In WOG. Headache Usually results from a deranged stomach or a sluggish liver. In either case, an aperient Is needed. Ayers Fills, the mildest and most reliable cathartic In use, correct all irregularities of the stomach, liver, and bowels, and, in a brief time, relieve the most distressing headache. These pills are highly recommended by the profession, and the demand for them is universal. "I have been afflicted, for years, with headache and Indigestion, and though I spent nearly a fortune In medicines, I never found any relief until I began to take Ayers Fills. Six bottles of these Fills completely cured me." —Benjamin Harper, Plymouth, Montserrat, W. I. "A, long sufferer from headache. I was CURED BY two boxes of Ayers Pills." — Emma Keyes, Hubbardston, Mass. "For the cure of headache, Ayers Cathartic Pills are the most efficient medicine I ever used."—ftobert K. James, Dorchester, Mass. " For years I was subject to constipation and nervous headache. caused by derange- ment of the liver. After taking various rem- edies. I have become convinced that Ayer's Pills are the best. They never fail to relieve my bilious attacks In action time; and I am sure may system retains its tone longer after the use of these Fills. than has been the ease with any other medicine I have tried." — H. S. Sledge, Weimar, Texas. Ayer's Pills eller ar nr Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Mt•di,.. WANTED. A well developed, dividend paying niii:e by an English Syndicate. Address in con- fidence to -Mining Engineer" Cate P. 0. Box 782 Helena, Montana. P2-tf Pilea! Itching Pillem SYMPM ToY •Moiellinuintoioe it chilli, and shing- ling: moat at night; won -e by scratching I id lowed to ...mime tumors form. whi.th often bleed and nleende. becoming very ore. SWAYNS's OINTMENT slop. the itching sail bleed- ing. heel,, ulceration. anti in nita4 yea., realm,. the tumor0. At druggist, or by mail. for 150 cents. Dr. Sway ne A Son, Philadelphia. 12 it 17) • The "Tribune" Bindery. The TRIBENE has added to its estab- lishment a bookbinding department. A skilled la olbinder, recently from Salt Lake City will look after this department. We will bind, at reasonable prices, maga- zines. periodicals and papers, rebind old books, ere., in all styles Books marked. Give us a trial order. CHURCH AND SO(I ETI LI in. M. E. I' horrh - With,. ;mo- tor. Services ever) other Welliveolay everiinIC Nightengale Mahan. No 4011.—Meet. in Garbing! A Ripley's hall every Satorday afteritoon at 2 o'clock. E. J. Hugh., F. A. E. Dan finning, C. E. New State 1.4•41ita, Not 343. D. F. I. • Meet, every Wedneralay af Ponta al in Garland Jc I. With Dean. M. I,. Philips, Master. Hallway Department. Y. M. V. A.—Head- ing room open from 11 a. in. to 10 p. ni. daily. Sonday'a 1 to . m. tage prayer meeting SUgdgy night. 31,11/04 , 41111 feet F2.10 iear. II. L. Willard. Seey. Loolley* %Id %oriel). Meet, every Wednete ila) afternoon at borne, if member.. Mr.. E. A Deily. Pres. 1 lie Ladle** A minim, MOM, every wrong] Toeyylay afternoon at the Engi nee r*. hail. M M. Preeident. and Mr,. Ed. vict.- preeitient. The Celebrated French Cure, - APHROBITINE- I loot, grN POSITIVE fluARAN TEE o ,' ii,' 0 Cliy 1.11 id 111,1,111. tir Co, diyorder of Me veh(rallve 'Eon* of either Sr< whether BEFO E Islas tin. AFTER eN4.4.N.L'e it,,. of lllll holm Or throligh Ilelilerell011. Over Itelolg nom, .1e., toe', an Toe,. Of Brain Poem, nem., item lite down Pa tile ligr . g. Prot I Vi enkney... Ii,grtV011a 1.1fiallgt loll rodeo', al Kool.elgovg. Letity'orligra. I ibLaIllema. %% eat: 311.111. Or) ., of 1 . .•111.1. F1114 lotontenee. widely it lie. elected often lend to meantime obi gee 1.111-1 11,11,1 It). box. a Luaus for $3.011 &lit le . mall MI rorfreltor II( priee A G HITTEN 1:111 A it ANTEIE !or. every }5 Ofl cadet. to reflood the lllll if a Verso:melt t cure I. ofteettal. Thomntels of teallittoola Is Irmo out toot ',omit of lath mrsel, cam, to A111.01.11)4 r Clreicor free. Addreatt THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. yr/MEALY rut, Nen. BOX 17 PORTLAND. OF. For sale 1,j N. M. WHITE, Druggist. GET THE BEST. The Best is good enough for this discriminating child. The Best is good enough for the man who respects himself' and loves his family. Such a man always wants the Best Groceries, and buys them of John W. Morton, knowing that he always keeps the Best that the market affords and retails it at proper prices. What do you think of this space in meoreemn_ THE TRIBUNE Your Ad. so placed would look well. RAILROAD LANDS S iNT LAND AND MINI Rooms ii and 12, Bailey B .1. II. NEI-SON, latte el•ief eoutrut risiou Loud Olflup, Whub "WO. 11.1. AGRICULTURAL LANDS. MINERAL LANDS. NG ATTORNEYS, lock, HELENA, MONT, IC 0, ..4ETTLES, uh. I h1.1' Clerk U.N. Land If Cie.". llllll 3E 918'7. DESERT LANDS Dillon Jewelry ad Gun Store, THE HORTON WASHER. MRS. L. RUTTER, Prop'r, =a . ibtr /a. tit, in .Lr.I and ElgIn W.ili Compel.. with the Loweat l'rleett that ran Ite obtained. Handle all grade. or American watchea. expecte ily the Rockford Movmnent. Al,' carts it Ian, and well -selected atnck of MIcalicl CA -valet arcawcaltris. of all deecriptions. Pine and complicated watch work solicited from all parts oklhe country. All work warranted lot one year. Also carry the Itrgest stock of all makes of Shot Guns, Platola and A 11111(1111.1t1011 Viral ,11g IiIrdr1 3•01.1 1 ack Ie. Hunting. all ' , tr., ' a W S,arn Noen mml , M ;Or. 1'.•er dor rr trilr Anil MO .troo, rr hat, ,.r orre. Ere, ii,. rIrrr.r••••• rr:rrilr rArrrlitg I'm. Stun •Itt•.I.v. all ar.. ,,e•he,. 'on 17 H.Ilitalleta at Co...tors Ng1111 rorthagg• MON : e71::. "' 31, 't i:1 :1 1.: ;11 "k .qt on, Imallti.o, la 'overtire . , Ilve, Au, one We e...toh aver . ..Ina. W. mato 000. Na 5.1. Saran elevator yam vim mama.... or all pate jinn.. tl.e mod, II.I. la an entlr.ly o.,•Ivad.amt Mimes tomnl.tful too . ea. t.., er, ...II., h..frInner. aro oarnIlig from 014 to WI 4, . rnerlo .0.1 ,s ...is, and more an.r • little esperienr, Eve,,, furnl.h yen skarn.. 1.1...na la awl ...ark y.41 11111. No ana..la e oplaln ham. Full rr lert.oratiorn FRI& TR ICE A., CO.. h VI WU, Banc. filcGARVIN & LOVELL , Surce.n , to 1;,1 Livery, Feed Sale Stable General Livery Business. ton. ti KLIMA AND IDAHO *TICKETS. G. E. JEWELL & CO., .t(Fl8, DIN ON, MON I. OZMANLIS OR SEXUAL PILLS I' I. lIars ee 1114. Mach inrr mid alloo FREE IltIAL. 21-If Bare, Prompt, Patties Cure for impotence, Lime 0 ( f . in hl ion ” n s. h ;o w e . or Iteruousnees, 8.11 Dietruet, Lose of Memory, At,. Will make you a 81-5056. Va l or- ous Mau Price 61. 6 Dotes. $600. demote, Direotiona Walled sr Ith each Boa. Aailrese lansfaaary balmiest Ca, 211/0 Iran,. Ay. KT. LOUIS. - MO. Sell your grain for cash or trade, to the Heela Mercantile and Banking Company, at Melrose or Glen - dale. We carry a full line of General Merchan- dise, suited to Ranch, Railroad and Min- ing trade. Full Stock. Low Prices. Careful Attention Large Warehouse . ... . . . . Banking Facilities THOMPSON & REYNOLDS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in • Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Hay and Grain. Doors, Windows, Moulding, Building Paper, and all kinds of Building Material. TIMBERS •. OF . ODD . LENGTH . AND .' SIZES Furnished on Short Notice. Orders Prc.rn.tly MONTANA STREET. DILLON, MONTANA. ANDERSON BROS. [SUCCESil /ES TO WEIDFITMAN a ANDERSON.] LIVERY - FEED AND SALE STABLE REAR OF CORINNE HOTEL. The Finest Rigs the City. Good Outfits foe Commercial Men and Tourists a Specialty. Dillon, Argenta and Bannack Mail and Express Line Telephone No. 36 Dillon, Montana, IR, C. 10‘713.c:a1c,fasta1c, Eaci,calcior laca WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, MANUFACTURER OF Ginger Ale, Birch Beer, Champion Cider, Soda, Sarsapa- rilla and other Carbonated Beverages. AGENT FOR VAL BLATZ' MILWAUKEE BEER. ALSO, =sale' in. Bar G -lass - ware_ 331//caxatett3.“at..1:0111crra. nelicraatsantaa. P'01R, S.A.1_1= I At Reduced Prices, Imported and High Grade .. 20 0111111Gw."""'"— %JIGS. Percheron-Norman, Clydesdale and French Coach STALLIONS. Also Draft Horses of Superior Quality, at the Stables of, POINDEXTER & ORR cillon, • Montana THE DILLON BREWERY, Jos. Trimborn, Proprietor. THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS BREWERY In Southern Montana. BOTTLED BEER A SPECIALTY Delivered in any quantity to all parts of the city ORDERS from neighboring towns solicited and promptl filled. LEAVE YOUR ORDERS At Dillon Rrenery Depot. Mon opposite First National Ban TIIE PATRONAGE or THE GENERAL Pt- ui- l!EI4PEC.Lt.Li SOLICITED.
Transcript of THE HECLA MERCANTILE 0° BANKING...
Om.1•T A.1•T A..
THE HECLA MERCANTILE 0° BANKING COMPANYGIME 1\7- DAME_ HEOLA__
Our Trade Increases Because we sell the Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. At Melrose we have the
Finest Store and Largest Warehouse in Montana.
Go to Melrose
Get your winter supplies.
Buy a Bain wagon and new harness.
Get your dry goods and winter clothes.
Purchase your mining supplies.
Repair your house, and get the necessary
attic& at
II. M. & B. COS. BRICK STORE, MELROSE,
OUR LIMA DEPARTMENT. IConti...tett by .1 II. La Miniyon.
Dr. Ford is having a storm door built
to the front of his residence.
W. B. Deane returned from Omaha
last week.
W. R. Bell, of Pittsburg, Pa, is en-
gaged as principal or the school here.
School is suspended in Miss Innis' de-
partment for one week, owing to the epi-
demic of sore throat that is raging here
at present.
John Humphrey, ohe of Dick Gal-
lagher's hired men, was Licked severely
by a horse and is in the hospital at Dil-
lon.
Bob Brenneman is the possessor of ,a
new band.
A ball and supper were given here on
Tuesday evening for the benefit of Em-
mett Gardner, the young man who wasno
unfortunate as to lase his right arm,
caused by trying to jump a train some
ago.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Eph Wells, Oc-
tober 18. a daughter.
Throat disease is raging here at pres-
ent among children.
Mrs. Russell. and Miss Annie Russell,
mother and sister of Mrs. Truax, are vis-
iting with Mrs. Palmer at Dillon.
Died- October 19, 1891, of throat
trouble. Harry, only child of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Miller, aged '2 years, 2 months
and '2 days. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy of the entire community in
their great sorrow.
Died—October 21. 1891, of throat
trouble. Mary Gratin. only child of Mr.
and Mrs. Hansom, aged 2 years and 6
mouths. The sympathy of the entire con -
mbnity is extended to the grief-stricken
parents in their sad bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hughes are going 'o
leave this place and reside in Pocatello,
owing to Mrs. Hughes' health. We are
sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Hughes from
this place, but hope it will benefit her
health.-
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs. Hansom desire to express
their hearty thanks for the many deeds of
kindnem and sincere expressions of sym-
pathy extended them during the recent
illness and demise of their beloved little
daughter.---
WHIP AND SPUR.
Meadville. Pa.. now has a kite shapedtrack.
Al lemon wears only live-ounce oboes In
front and three-ounce
FA1 Geers, the well known Tennessee
driver, has finally decided to drive for C. JHamlin, of Buffalo. next year
• It haft been announced that the directors
have appropriated $150,ffilti for live stock
pr.-muting at the World's fair in ISM
Kingman. a double Derby winner, and
by tipsily considered the best 3-year-old in
the west, wits recently sold to Join) E
Madden for $1.600
The yearling pacing record Was broken
at Cambridge City, Ind., not long ago byPinewood, a son of Artemis', who placed
the mark at 2:31,1i
Hobert Bonner declines all offers to bnve
bla trotter,, tm ltito heat or int rne races, he
stns.- of the stigma of dishonesty which be
thinks atlttolie,. 10 Llic I/MOIR:ref
The receta death of Benjamin G. Bruce
at his hotise iii Lexingtou, Ky.. renioves a
notable figure from the turf. firms was
one of the lest turf silt horities in America.
• Pierre Lorillard recently paid 820.0UU for
Tosica, the B-yearold daughter of St.
Meow sail Touctoses. who 111114 clearly
nhoW11 herself the best of her age and sex
this year
The A tneracen Saddle Horne association
i wen definitely organized, and a char.ter antained under the laws of Illinois. A
Mato' aril has been formulated and a stud
hut ,k at/shod.
gi,m1 jockey' get Motley enoligt to keep
the wolf from the died- Walcott & Camphell have Maned Fred Tara! for three years
at a salary of SIAM per mouth, the mouths
of January idol February being concededto him tars holidnyJohn Cromiattigh, of Bloomington. Ills.,
In the owner of Del inn reli, the etal Hop that
t ssgAed a mile at Cambridge City, lad., In
2:12 Crombeingli refused Budd Doble's
offer of CLAIMS for the stallion Del Mardi
IC loy MantOrt lin. &till by George WilkesCroulaiiigii paid 61,5011 fur him In WOG.
HeadacheUsually results from a deranged stomach or
a sluggish liver. In either case, an aperient
Is needed. Ayers Fills, the mildest and
most reliable cathartic In use, correct all
irregularities of the stomach, liver, and
bowels, and, in a brief time, relieve the
most distressing headache. These pills are
highly recommended by the profession, and
the demand for them is universal.
"I have been afflicted, for years, with
headache and Indigestion, and though I
spent nearly a fortune In medicines, I never
found any relief until I began to take Ayers
Fills. Six bottles of these Fills completely
cured me." —Benjamin Harper, Plymouth,
Montserrat, W. I.
"A, long sufferer from headache. I was
CURED BYtwo boxes of Ayers Pills." — Emma Keyes,
Hubbardston, Mass.
"For the cure of headache, Ayers Cathartic
Pills are the most efficient medicine I ever
used."—ftobert K. James, Dorchester, Mass.
" For years I was subject to constipation
and nervous headache. caused by derange-
ment of the liver. After taking various rem-
edies. I have become convinced that Ayer's
Pills are the best. They never fail to relieve
my bilious attacks In action time; and I am
sure may system retains its tone longer after
the use of these Fills. than has been the ease
with any other medicine I have tried." —
H. S. Sledge, Weimar, Texas.
Ayer's Pillseller ar nr
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Mt•di,..
WANTED.
A well developed, dividend
paying niii:e by an English
Syndicate. Address in con-
fidence to -Mining Engineer"
Cate P. 0. Box 782 Helena,
Montana. P2-tf
Pilea! Itching Pillem
SYMPMToY •Moiellinuintoioe it chilli, and shing-ling: moat at night; won-e by scratching I idlowed to ...mime tumors form. whi.th oftenbleed and nleende. becoming very ore.
SWAYNS's OINTMENT slop. the itching sail bleed-ing. heel,, ulceration. anti in nita4 yea., realm,.
the tumor0. At druggist, or by mail. for 150cents. Dr. Sway ne A Son, Philadelphia. 12 it 17)
• The "Tribune" Bindery.
The TRIBENE has added to its estab-
lishment a bookbinding department. A
skilled la olbinder, recently from Salt
Lake City will look after this department.
We will bind, at reasonable prices, maga-
zines. periodicals and papers, rebind old
books, ere., in all styles Books marked.
Give us a trial order.
CHURCH AND SO(I ETI
LI in. M. E. I' horrh - With,. ;mo-
tor. Services ever) other Welliveolay everiinIC
Nightengale Mahan. No 4011.—Meet. in
Garbing! A Ripley's hall every Satorday afteritoon
at 2 o'clock.E. J. Hugh., F. A. E. Dan finning, C. E.
New State 1.4•41ita, Not 343. D. F. I. • Meet,every Wedneralay af Ponta al in Garland Jc
I.With Dean. M. I,. Philips, Master.
Hallway Department. Y. M. V. A.—Head-
ing room open from 11 a. in. to 10 p. ni. daily.Sonday'a 1 to . m. tage prayer meeting
SUgdgy night. 31,11/04,41111 feet F2.10iear.
II. L. Willard. Seey.Loolley* %Id %oriel). Meet, every Wednete
ila) afternoon at borne, if member..Mr.. E. A Deily. Pres.
1 lie Ladle** A minim, MOM, every wrong]Toeyylay afternoon at the Engi nee r*. hail. MM. Preeident. and Mr,. Ed. vict.-preeitient.
The Celebrated French Cure,-APHROBITINE-
I loot, grNPOSITIVE
fluARAN TEEo ,' ii,' 0 Cliy
1.11 id 111,1,111.
tir Co,diyorder of Meveh(rallve'Eon* of eitherSr< whether
BEFO E Islas tin. AFTEReN4.4.N.L'e it,,. of lllll holmOr throligh Ilelilerell011. Over Itelolg
nom, .1e., toe', an Toe,. Of Brain Poem,nem., item lite down Pa tile ligr.g. Prot I
Vi enkney... Ii,grtV011a 1.1fiallgt loll rodeo',al Kool.elgovg. Letity'orligra. I ibLaIllema. %% eat: 311.111.Or). , of 1..•111.1. F1114 lotontenee. widely it lie.
elected often lend to meantime obi gee 1.111-1 11,11,1
It). box. a Luaus for $3.011 &lit le.mall MI rorfreltor II( prieeA G HITTEN 1:111 A it ANTEIE !or. every }5 Ofl
cadet. to reflood the lllll if a Verso:melt tcure I. ofteettal. Thomntels of teallittoola IsIrmo out toot ',omit of lath mrsel,
cam, to A111.01.11)4 r Clreicor free. AddreattTHE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
yr/MEALY rut, Nen.BOX 17 PORTLAND. OF.
For sale 1,j N. M. WHITE, Druggist.
GET THE BEST.The Best is good enough for this discriminating child.
The Best is good enough for the man who respects himself'
and loves his family. Such a man always wants the Best
Groceries, and buys them of John W. Morton, knowing
that he always keeps the Best that the market affords and
retails it at proper prices.
What do you think of this space in
meoreemn_
THE TRIBUNE
Your Ad. so placed would look well.
RAILROAD LANDS
S iNT
LAND AND MINIRooms ii and 12, Bailey B
.1. II. NEI-SON,
latte el•ief eoutrut risiouLoud Olflup,
Whub "WO. 11.1.
AGRICULTURAL LANDS.
MINERAL LANDS.
NG ATTORNEYS,lock, HELENA, MONT,
IC 0, ..4ETTLES,
uh. I h1.1' Clerk U.N. Land
If Cie.". llllll
3E 918'7.
DESERT LANDS
Dillon Jewelry ad Gun Store, THE HORTON WASHER.MRS. L. RUTTER, Prop'r,
=a . ibtr
/a. tit, in .Lr.I and ElgIn W.ili
Compel.. with the Loweat l'rleett that
ran Ite obtained. Handle all grade. or
American watchea. expecte ily the Rockford
Movmnent.Al,' carts it Ian, and well-selecte
d atnck of
MIcalicl CA-valet arcawcaltris.
of all deecriptions.
Pine and complicated watch work solicited from
all parts oklhe country. All work warranted lot
one year.Also carry the Itrgest stock of all makes of
Shot Guns, Platola and A 11111(1111.1t1011
Viral ,11g IiIrdr1 3•01.1 1 ack Ie.
Hunting. all ',tr.,' a
W
S,arn Noen mml,M
;Or. 1'.•er dor rr trilr Anil MO
.troo, rr hat, ,.r orre. Ere, ii,.
rIrrr.r••••• rr:rrilr rArrrlitg I'm. Stun
•Itt•.I.v. all ar.. ,,e•he,. 'on 17
H.Ilitalleta at Co...tors Ng1111 rorthagg•
MON :e71::."' 31, 'ti:1:11.:;11"k.qt
on, Imallti.o, la 'overtire., Ilve, Au,
one
We e...toh aver...Ina. W. mato 000. Na 5.1. Saran elevatoryam vim mama.... or all pate jinn.. tl.e mod, II.I. la an
entlr.ly o.,•Ivad.amt Mimes tomnl.tful too . ea. t.., er, ...II.,
h..frInner. aro oarnIlig from 014 to WI 4,. rnerlo .0.1 ,s ...is,and more an.r • little esperienr, Eve,,, furnl.h yen skarn..1.1...na la awl ...ark y.41 11111. No ana..la e oplaln ham. Full
rrlert.oratiorn FRI& TR ICE A., CO.. h VI WU, Banc.
filcGARVIN & LOVELL,Surce.n, to 1;,1
Livery, Feed Sale StableGeneral Livery Business.
ton. ti KLIMA AND IDAHO *TICKETS.
G. E. JEWELL & CO.,.t(Fl8, DIN ON, MON I.
OZMANLISORSEXUAL
PILLS
I' I. lIars ee
1114.
Mach inrr mid
alloo
FREE IltIAL.
21-If
Bare, Prompt, Patties
Cure for impotence, Lime
0(f. inhlion”ns.h ;ow e .or
Iteruousnees, 8.11 Dietruet,
Lose of Memory, At,. Willmake you a 81-5056. Valor-
ous Mau Price 61. 6
Dotes. $600.demote, Direotiona Walled
sr Ith each Boa. Aailrese
lansfaaary balmiest Ca,211/0 Iran,. Ay.
KT. LOUIS. - MO.
Sell your grain for cash or trade, to the
Heela Mercantile and Banking Company,
at Melrose or Glen-dale.
We carry a full line of General Merchan-
dise, suited to Ranch, Railroad and Min-
ing trade.
Full Stock. Low Prices. Careful Attention
Large Warehouse . . . .
. . . . Banking Facilities
THOMPSON & REYNOLDS,Wholesale and Retail Dealers in •
Lumber,Lath, Shingles,
Hay and Grain.Doors, Windows, Moulding, Building
Paper, and all kinds of Building Material.
TIMBERS •. OF . ODD . LENGTH . AND .' SIZESFurnished on Short Notice.
Orders Prc.rn.tly
MONTANA STREET. DILLON, MONTANA.
ANDERSON BROS.[SUCCESil /ES TO WEIDFITMAN a ANDERSON.]
LIVERY - FEED AND SALE STABLEREAR OF CORINNE HOTEL.
The Finest Rigs the City. Good Outfits foe Commercial Men and
Tourists a Specialty.
Dillon, Argenta and Bannack Mail and Express LineTelephone No. 36 Dillon, Montana,
IR, C.10‘713.c:a1c,fasta1c, Eaci,calcior laca
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,MANUFACTURER OF
Ginger Ale, Birch Beer, Champion Cider, Soda, Sarsapa-rilla and other Carbonated Beverages.
AGENT FOR
VAL BLATZ' MILWAUKEE BEER.ALSO,
=sale' in. Bar G-lass-ware_
331//caxatett3.“at..1:0111crra. nelicraatsantaa.
P'01R, S.A.1_1= IAt Reduced Prices, Imported and High Grade
..200111111Gw."""'"—%JIGS.
Percheron-Norman,Clydesdale and
French Coach
STALLIONS.Also Draft Horses of SuperiorQuality, at the Stables of,
POINDEXTER & ORRcillon,
• Montana
THE DILLON BREWERY,
Jos. Trimborn, Proprietor.
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS BREWERYIn Southern Montana.
BOTTLED BEER A SPECIALTYDelivered in any quantity to all parts of the city
ORDERS from neighboring towns solicited and promptl
filled.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS At Dillon Rrenery Depot. Mon
opposite First National BanTIIE PATRONAGE or THE GENERAL Pt- ui-
l!EI4PEC.Lt.Li SOLICITED.
