The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
MONTANA CONDENSED.

btACkfOof H9CisNEV
When the south bound freight train
passed through BlMktuot ON Thursday,
some OF the waiter boys at the keency
House heard some one call them from il
car OF WOOL and sheep l,clts. and found that
six Young fellows most OF whom had been
employed at the keency House, hit
| among the wool and pelts. They had come
from Dillon in that manner, and wcsc go
ing to Ogden.
The engine and three cars OF special
train going south, were thrown from the
track last night, about Il mile and hall
north Of Belle Marsh station, caused BY
running over a steer. The engine was
badly wrecked, but no one was hurt.
There is great scarcity Of laboring men
throughout Utah. The large numbers that
have gone to work on the railroads has lett
farm hands very scarce. Farmers are said
to be assisting each other by exchanging
work as far AS possible.
Dillon the Best Market.
Mr.. =. HALEY returned from Dillon ON
Wednesday, where he had been to dispose
of his clip of wool. He had expected
10 sell it in Ogden, but found he could do
nearly 4 cents better in Dillon. AS he
had 10000 pounds. the extra ! cents made
it worth while to go to Dillon. lie re-
ceived 2.H cents per pound, delivered IN
Dillon, while 49, cents WAS the best he
could get offered in Ogden. The difference
in the cost Of treighting it to Dillon, in.
stead OF Ogden, was II very little. 1t
would seem that tine o .den wool buyers
are hardly "up 10 snuff" when Dillon buy.
ers can pay SO mu !, more ana ship il 400
miles further.
"Tappy's" rishl NAM. i, Charlie, Inycr-
soil. 4. Is. Cole his ,ho" name.
Tapioca, the man who was shot down
last week by p. X. Starr, is contrary to the
first opinion Of all who saw him, gradually
rccovcr,n, from his injuries ami will in all
probability yet well. H,s strong constitu-
ton helped him out. The avergc man witt.
such bullet hole in him would have died,
but rappy's robust constitution carried
him through. We are glad on account OF
both men that rappy is recovering. Starr
still fingers in the b;.stilc and will proba-
bly, have his examination on Friday.
One hundred and fDrty.tour mechanics
bound for Fort Mayinnis took passage on
the Butte at Bismarck on the goth. They
will soon advance the neW post towards
completion.
The Josephine on her return trip will he
loaded from stem to stern with wool.
There are great pies Of that staple still o.,
the lcvec waiting shipment.
The Episcopal Church.
This has been 50 far completed that on
Sunday the usual service will b. held at
the new church instead Of the Court House
as heretofore. The new building is a
handsome one for Benton and OF which,
the pastor and congregation may feel
,rou.i. 1t is not entirely finished and work
will not be suspended until the finishing
touch has been put ON, when Benton will
lave one Of the best church, buildings in
the Territory.
Little Maui Bi.gle, the fur year odd
daughter ot II. Bicglc, Of Mi>soula, fell in
to the ditch OH Tuesday, while PLAYING
with other children at a birthday party
given by Lee Griswold. 10 meet the ext.
gencies OF just such case, Mr.. Pope Cat
lin has driven in number Of Stats, and
upon these tive little girl lodged. Fearing
her playmate " Ml., drown before helE
could reacl, her. K'tti. C..rlin, aged eight
years, went in OF her own muscle, AID
pulled Maud out--an act OF GOODNESS ant
good sense worthy Of a much older head.
The people Of Stevensville w,re rreachc,
Il rafting good temperance lecture one da,
last week by the hogs OF the town. They
got hold OF a lot OF "wotked" cherries. anc
in a little while were in besottea state oi
intoxication. Ii our drinking men coult
only have seen the effect ut intoxicant>
upon these low.down brutes, and thought
) how often thy themselves were in dc
graded condition from the effects of stron.
drinks, it might bring forth II train o
thought which would max. better and 50
',"rer men Of them.
MUSE .;oMAN.
NJ. II. Moh.l.;re showed Us Il nice sil,c
brick, worth about five dolla,s, which h
recently received from the assay office, tn
!. product OF ten grounds Of rock. This or
: was from the Bourbon mine.
II Three or four new lca>ls were Located i
c the Birch creek district this week, an
prospecting on small scale still continues
Every man. woman and child in the VA
Icy could not gather all the hucklsbcrri>
in the mountains IN the vicinity OF til
Springs in a month. In some places the
are difficult W access, others thy are no,
We sa'v some spl.uliA specimens of or
from the Chinook, IL new mine on viii.
sinking has been began. 1t is supposed
he on the extension OF the Lexington.
NosaesoeMr
The Iron Fronts Arrived.
The iron front OF M:ssrs. Gamer. Morr
Bros and Voolfolk, including the coral
OF galvanized iron, his arrived from Il
Terminus, and in Il short time the OF,
complete iron front in Helena will
erected in the 81. Louis Hook. 1t prom
es to be by far the hand ,on.,, block in {.
city.
NEW HoErn wEsr.
Bishop l.. r. Brewer returned from |
H. Missoula trip this week and proceeded
Butte, where he will hold services on S,l
day next. We are glad to hear from eve
quarter the hig, opinions expressed &C
corning the Bishop, Who had that mos, d
ficult task 10 ptrtorm-to establi
,.. himself as the successor OF an cmincn
~. esteemed Bishop. From what we ha
At learned, Bishop Brewer is attaining I
" goodwill and warm friendship Of the p,
pie wherever he goes, and believing him
h, good man and true, worthy OF all C
tidcncr and highest esteem, we rejoice Il
he has come amongst us and is already
hearty love with his new field OF labor.