The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-24
MONTANA CONDENSED.

Coal diggers are wanted at Fort Assina.
boine.
The cost Of the new Baptist Church At
Helena, will be about $1,000.
A large force Of Mormon railroad grad.
ers are at work near Missoula.
Bozeman will have $500 worth Of horse
racing on the Fourth Of July.
The Electric Light plant for Helena is
on the way up the Missouri river.
The Benton Vigilance Committee has no.
tilted "fancy men" to leave that town.
The patriotic people oil Alder Gulch will
have big Fourth Of July celebration.
Improved ranches In the Missouri Valley
are selling at from $as to $40 per acre.
The crop reports from all parts of Mon.
tana are good. Hay and oats look best.
Ten saloons and hundreds of toads are
expected at Missoula in the near future.
The deposit account of the First Nation.
al Bank Of Helena amounts to 81 10000.
There is large amount Of freight on the
levee and in the warehouses at Fort Benton.
The /adetesdest gives a few coeent rea.
sons for providing a public park for Helena.
Judge Blake's Lode claim, near vi, einia
City, yields some handsome specimens of
CRYSTALS.
No steps have yet been taken to obtain
right'of way for the N. p. over the Flathead
reservoir.
Horse racing will be prominent feature
IN 4th Of July iexercises throughout the
The Mullen Bore is advancing at the rate
of five feet per day, and Is now in a distance
Of Goo feet.
Nlissoula County expects to have three
thousand permanent people within the next
two years.
The placer diggings, on Mocasin Noun.
tain, in the Maginnis District, are yielding
coarse gold.
Hereafter no more than Is acres of
Northern Pacific land will be sold to the
same Jerson.
Sorrel Mike, the Butte race horse, Is sew.
eral seconds too slow for the Kentucky
running nags.
The trustees have incorporated the Uni.
versity OF Montana, and building is to be
erected at Helena.
Since thel issue Of "3-7.77" tickets. at
Helena, blear.eyed loafers are becoming
scarce in that city.
The stirling Of placer diggings on the
head of Tenderfoot Gulch, in Meagher
County, is reported.
Twenty-Five cents per pound Il offered
some Of the Meagher County sheep men
for their clip of wool.
At the term of District Court held lately
at Miles City, Ave men were Convicted ana
sentenced to the Penitentiary.
w II Nf;llo. eoJl1a.
Deer Lodge, proposes to haul all Of the
garbage out Of that town gratis. ~
The Consolidated Mining Company, in
Alder Gulch, has its fume about ready to
commence ground-sluicing work.
When dog fight breaks out at Helen.
the banks close and the Ezem;ng HeroM
outfit stops to help sic the dogs on.
1t is stated that it has been decided h.,
the Northern Pacific company to locatc ner.
manent machine shops at Glendive.
Numerous deals in the real estate rror.
ket at Helena lately show that pronertv L.
held at high figures in the capital city.
The prisoners confined in the penitentia.
ry show considerable skill in the nanufac.
ture OF model ships, brackets and baskets
The Northwestern Cattle Companv vii,
declare dividend for this wear OF 1S certs
on each dollar Of its stock, with surplus
The Northern Pacific is now omen n
Forsythe, 1:6 miles this side Of Glend;v.
ana now receives freight billed To- that
point. " '"at
The telegraph operator at Benton Is
1ast'd'ons fellow. He won't receive mes
ages s,;s before breakfast-except those in a
Recently in Deer Lodge a ,6s.pouna
onet'and pony, two dogs, and Ollie n r;ri
run away into mud puddle, creatira ". =
consolidated circus for few minutes. ="
The skeleton of child was found :, .
Icverea hume In Helena a few DAYS 400
from the size Of the remains of the ch,id =
was judged to have been less than a ,,,"a.,.
old. No clue to the mxsta-,, '@'' '"ohth