The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-09
MONTANA Condensed.


Quite number will move 10 the y;,,i,;tv
of Fort Maginnis this spring and com.
'nence farming.
Ed. Catlin had the misfortune 10 ~,
thrown from wild bronco one dav la.,
week in which his left arm was broken.
There are said to be several persons IN
the Musselsllell regions Who will be com.
PEELED to have toes and fingers amputate,
from the effects of the frost.
W. A. Neadham, who came up from the
Judith recently, states that half breed
brought the news into Reeds of the ki.liny
Of Johnny Carruthers, man known ~
Red Mike, and one other, name unknown.
at the crossing Of Arrow creek, last week,
by the Peiyans. The Indians are known
to have been on biz drunk few DAYS
previous and it is supposed that the shoot.
ing resulted from the same.
MissoulAM-
John Voth came in from Nine Mil. last
Monday night. lie reports that some OF
the miners have been at work for three
weeks. and the rest all would be in few
days.
| The party Of n. p. railroad engineers
who have been at work during tile past
winter in this neighburhood passed through
town last Sunday, on their way back to the
Little Blackfoot, where they are ordered to
| await instructions. They have SURVEYED.
We understand down four mills below Su.
perior.
| Antoine, son OF Arlce, Chief of the .Aycn.
cy Flatheads, we learn WAS shot and killed
near Martinsdale, IN Mcagher County, by
u Pend d'Oreil!e Indian. 1t seems that the
Indians of the Bitter Root valley were EN-
camped ut Martinsdale en- route from the
buffalo country and that whisky WIS sold
them by Il trader, out Of which grew trou.
BILE, and in the row Antoine was killed.
The murdered Indian is we'll known in
M,ssoul,, was peaceful and law abiding,
and greatly respected by many of our CHI.
zens who knew him from childhood.
! AvAwr COURIER.
From present indications Dozeman will
enjoy another building boom during the
coming SIMMER.
The Upper Yellowstone settlers are urp.
ing the erection Of u grist-,ni!l upon the
Pease ranch, the large springs OF which
would pro, hic the required power.
A telegram; signed by many citizens Of
Bohemian, urging the immediate trial ot
the murderer of Mrs. carp, was sc mt to Dis.
trict Attorney Armstrong on Monday.
The funeral procession of the late Mrs.
II. Taylor, On Tuesday last, was only
limited in extent BY the number of car
riagcs IN the town and vicinity. The SYM
pathy for Mr.. Taylor in his deep affection,
Is both general and sincere.
The corpse Of the late Mrs. Celestia A.
carp, who was SD brutally murdered near
Sterling last week, was brought to town on
Monday afternoon, and was taken charge
Of by the Presbyterian Society. The tuncr-
al took place on Tuesday, and was attended
ny large concourse Of people.
unosssMoEnr.
| J. Armstrong, Acting Commissioner, has
decided that "the fact that the locator of u
mining claim is under the age of u years
does not render the location invalid
! Mr.. J. G. Sanders having resigned the
Jefferson City post,nastership, the vacancy
has been filled BY the appointment OF MI.
! John G. Eawt.r.
Helena was '''s'ted by a lively snow.
storm "Wednesday morning, and III the at.
ternoon mercury went down as loM as 20
degrees-three degrees below the freezing
point.