The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-08-12

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IN TOWN AND OUT.
The "oldest inhabitant" reports the hot
weather Of this week the hottest ever ex.
perienced In Montana.
The Montana Methodist Adrocafe Is said
TO be the name Of the new religious paper
to be published SION At Butte. with Rev.
] Garvin as editor.
Fresh butter, suitable for table use, Is not
offered In plentiful abundance in the Dillon
market Last years butter 10 little too
strong to suit the people.
To circulate bit Of news: There Is a
great deal more harmony prevailing among
the Republicans Of Beaverhead County
than there Ia among the Democrats.
John Vesuvius Bogert, the clever ed is.
EeSim of the Boxeman Courier denies. very
emphatically, that he Is ''diciduous'' hair
pin, which the people Of Montana will be
pleased to learn.
Agent Beebe Is still selling excursion
tickets to the Denver National Mining Elk.
position at $lo3.7s for the round trip and
good for twenty days. The Exhibition Is
being largely attended.
RAT for Martin, again. Primary dele.
gates in some Of the precincts of Choteau
County were instructed to vote for Magin.
mis- delegates in their county convention,
"fi, st, last and all the time"
The TRIBUNE acknowledges the courte.
sy Of a daily exchange with the Duly
Inter Mountain of Butte, which is duly ap.
preciated. The Daily Inter Mountain Is
the paper that Western Mountainous should
take, for 1t Is enterprising and newsy.
The wild berry crop Is reported to be
large this summer, and the bushes in the
mountain CANYONS are loaded with berries.
Service.berries are ripe and abundant, and
wild gooseberries are plentiful. In the alb.
sence Of cultivated berries, the wild ones
are a good substitute.
This il the way pilgrim young lady
from Western city expressed her admira.
ton for dirty, lousy, greasy little lnjun
pappoose on Montana street the other day ::
''Oh, dear, what nice, sweet, fat, cute lit.
tie brown thing it IT," Gracious, what a
taste for the sweet and beautiful.
The list Of the Grand and Trial Jurors
for the September term OF District Cour,
will be published next weeA. Sheriff Rein
hardt has succeeded In capturing nearly all
the good and true men OF the county who
have been detailed and drawn to deal out
justice at the next term Of court.
The Argenta furnace is making the
smoothest and most successful run that Il
has ever made, and Is rolling out lots O
base bullion Of \ high grade in silver. The
product OF the furnace this season viii
largely exceed, In value and amount o
bullion, that Of any former year.
Machinery is being rapidly disposed o
by all Of the Dillon dealers. Mr.. Lei
Goetschius informs US that he has sold fou
carloads OF the Osborne binders and he ha
one CARLOAD more on the road. Dillon
the depot for all kinds Of agricultural ma
chinery Of the best manufacture.
We noticed on the streets Of Dillon yes
8 terday large number Of the friends an
patrons of the TRIBUNE. They were s
numerous that personal mention can not h
made, further than that we were pleased
see them In town, and hope that they a
may have occasion to visit Dillon often.
II Business Of all kinds has been fairly q
tive in Dillon during the week, with n
# material changes In prices Of articles in tn
ii market. While the retail trade has bet
brisk, the jobbing trade has been unusual
3. good, and large number Of orders ha,
been filled for neighboring town. Dill<
in prices are appreciated BY purchasers.
Prot G. w. Dutton proposes to deliv
a lecture at School Hail this (Saturda
. evening o" "Intellectual Development
~ The lecture will be free. Phrenolugy
the forte Of the Professor, and as it is su
At ject in which the people are more or le
Interested, crowd At the hall may be e
=. pected.
In real estate the demand for property
Dillon and vicinity is growing every mon1
G and prices have materially advanced sin
last Spring. This shows healthy and {
, panding condition Of business in our to,
NJ and an increase In our population. 7
number of substantial improvements NJ
going on In Dillon Is evidence OF the pr,
:. perity Of the town.
= Wool Is not coming in to this market
y eager to sell At the going prices. The
In Southwestern Montana In the hands
", wool.growers, who are in no hurry to d
" pose Of 1t at the ruling prices. Holders W
probably, ship their wool direct to the Ea
In ern market.
1nc CWSt JuNNCIaI DSStTiCt OF WOuta
ne Territory includes an extensive piece
land, as large as some Of the first.cl
~ monarchies of Europe. Beginning "
n. Beaverhead County on the west the distr
" is five hundred miles long, and embra
the following counties: Beavcrhead, NJ
II. ison, Jefferson, Gallatin and Custer Co,
n. ties. Several Of these counties cover
area Of ground sufficiently large enough
n. a good.sized State.
at After the 18th Of this month game n
killed. Certain kinds Of game can not
10 killed for sale. Montana law says that q
-, person who shall hereafter kill or cause
D. be killed any grouse, prairie chicke
~ phcasants, fool hens, or partridges, for
- purpose Of selling the same, shall be dee
~ ed guilty Of misdeneanor, and upon C.
B. viction thereof any person, 50 offendi
shall be fined In any sum not less than
nor more than $loo.
&C, Our Bannack itemizer reports: ~
M Half Breeds elected Jim Hardy, Tom L
o" cy and Bob Gray delegates to the Cou
. Republican Convention. Last Sabbath
minded one Of the livelier days Of the r