The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-03-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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order.
The River Press is having little adve,
Using boom.
Stock,nen are invoking the coming of
rest-hot chinook breeze.
The new banking house Of Hoge, Brown
Ice 4 Co. opened in Butte this week.
Postal facilities have been extended I
Head ot-tl.e- Lake, in Western Montana.
Parties wanting lime call on +. Z. Saw
age, at Continental OH Co.'S. office. as
The Hecla Company has two huncre,
men employed in the mines at Lion Cit,
Hen fruit, which has been scarce in tn
Dillon market, Is becoming more plentiful
VIM. LANCASTER who was SO severely IN
jured In the Chestnut coal mine, is recov
erirg.
The posies are not budding or bloo,nin,
yet, out concentrated birds are mating an,
| building nests.
Helena, according to Vice. Presidcn
Oaks prophe ", will have 5000 inhabi
tants inside al 6 years.
Trains on the U. and N. railway hav,
not been Running strictly on schedule tim,
during the past week.
The indications are that Dillon will b.
the depot for large amount Of raiirout
freight tor long time yet to come.
Rev. y. w. Mintzer will hold Divine
services at Point OF Rocks tomorrow q,
II a. M, and at Dillon. in the evening.
The manuscript newspaper read once q
week before the Literary Society, contains
pointed hits and provoking paragraphs.
The members Of the Checker Club are
putting In leisure evening hours manning
each other down or declaring draw games
!. is reported that Ten boy, the Ban.
rack chief, was among the Indians who
were on spree at M..rtinsdale not long
ago.
The Bla.kfoot Register saws that emigra.
ton to Montana has started in early and
will BIZ immense this year.
The Helena and Virginia coaches are 10
crowded Of late that many passengers are
compelled to seek other transportation
from here.
The County Commissioners examined
into the condition OF the County Hospital
and as to the fire and care of the county
patients at that institution.
w. S. Samples, Of Keokuk, Iowa. In.
quires ofthe whereabouts Of John NJ. San.
ford, printer, at one time of Helena. Mon.
tana. Ills father il on his dying bed and
wants 10 hear Of his son.
1t costs $34o to bring a thoroughbred
horse from Liverpool, England, to Dillon.
The cost Of bringing well bred man over
depends entirely on the amount of wine
AND whisky he drink. on the trip.
A private telegram from New York CITY
says that the sale Of the group OF Ban.
mack Marysvillc gold quartz mines-which
has been pending for several ,nonths-will
certainly he consum,natcd during the pres.
ent month.
The time to discuss the feasibility Of
building large canal through the Beaver.
head Valley, for irrigating purposes, is the
present. Discussion will bring action and
organization, which will be followed bv the
completion Of the canal enterprise.
Dillon Is located In one Of the best aeri.
cultural valleys In Montana, and is sur.
ounded BY grazing ranges almost bound.
ess IN extent. When such camps as Butte
re dug out and deserted. Dillon will be a
town and thriving center Of
Severa! citizens are talking Of going tn
he terminus Of the Northern Pacific: Rail. |
Dad on the Coast side as soon ~ the wealth. |
: moelerates and becomes more Snrinu
Ike. Following railroad up has charms
nat are, seemingly, Irresistible to some
eople. ~
The Dillon Public School re.opened list
Monday, with a large attendance OF schol.
rs Onaer the charge Of efficient teach
rs the school Is admirably conducted, and
ne scholars will have every advantage 70
tudies.
The Board Of County Commissioners
'ere IN regular session this week for three
avs and transacted considerable business.
III the members ofthe board we're present.
tuii report Of their proceedings will be
.und In another column Of this weeks
RHINE.
The bands Of sheep, in this county, are
ePorted to be IN better condition than th..
attIe. The late snow storm proved Il, IN.
specially hard IN poor cattle, and many
the poorer cattle in different localities
I'LL die as the feed, which was scant. has
zen entirely buried under the snow.
We are informed that considerable stir
M recently been made in the McCartv
district by the "jumpiny" and rel0catiny
number Of quartz claims in that dis.
let. The partial development Of many of
&c loies in the McCarty district show them
he properties Of great prospective worth
A gentleman from Glendale informs MS
'at the furnaces Of the lecla COMPANY
e rolling out their customary amount OIL
Use bullion every dav in the week. TIE
lining operations OF the Hecla Company. ;
'der careful and economical management
e being vigorously and successfully con.
,cted. +,
a Montanian, just up from Salt Lake
ny, says that the city OF saints is not 10 b..
impaired with our second.class Nlontana
WINS, tor he says that on SUNDAYS II Is
lhcuitt to buy decent cigar or a whisky ,
ur IN the Mormon capital According to
Is Mormon police regulations must be
,idly enforced.
The amount Of morey collected in Bsa.
rhead County from commercial travellers
ring the last quarter was $50. The .
mber Of licenses issued was thirty two,
'rty per cent Of this goes into the Terri. .
'ial treasury and the remainder into the
unity treasury. after deducting the CO.
tors per centage.
Most OF the ranchn,cn Of Beaverhead
Hey, with whom we have talked, ex t
.ss the opinion that the recent ten. inch
Of snow will prove decidedly beneficial !;
helping to produce good crop Of grass
4 hay. The drv condition Of the so;l
eded the saturatiOn that it will receive L
m the melting snow,