The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-01

IN TOWN AND OUT.

before purchasing.
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Posters are out for grand celebration a,
Butte on the Fourth. Hon. Wash Staple.
ton will be president of the day.
Services Of the Episcopal Church will
be held Tomorrow, July and. at II a. m
and 8. p. m, At the Methodist Church.
The corner stone Of the New Episcopal
Church Is to be laid to-day, by the Rev. E
q. Prout. We call attention to a more
extended notice In another column.
Most Of the Montana weekly newspapers
are charging SIS for annual subscriptions.
The extra 81 Is to pay for "tinted" paper
and sctssorings from Eastern exchanges.
A very little error, and yet it might be
quite weighty one on election day. A
birth notice in last weeks TRIBUNE should
have read: ITO the wife Of Rack Nelson.
son."
The subscription list Of the TRIBUNE,
we are pleased to chronicle, is constantly
enlarging throughout Southwestern Mon.
tana, which makes l. an excellent advertis.
Ing medium.
| Word & Stoker, at the Rochester camp,
In Madison County, are running an arastra
on gold quartz taken from the Company
lode IN that district. The quartz Is paving
over $50 per ton in gold.
| New chickens are in the market. The
young fowls are toothsome, but are not
numerous. With this exception the Dillon
market remains plentifully supplied with
articles heretofore reported.
The chairman Of the County Democrat.
ic Central Committee Is to be congratula.
ted. He don't believe in letting the stock
OF Democratic Graeters diminish as will be
observed by referring to the item headed
"born."
A man wanted. A No. cattle thief.
He must have experience in the business,
and, also, be Of good moral character. For
further particulars inquire Of Mr.. WIN. l..
Mcintosh, Red Rock, Beaverhead County,
Montana.
Gen. Phil Sheridan and Nice ullough, the
great actor, will take In the National Park
together this summer. We have not learn.
ed whether they will take the Dillon direct
route to the Park, but presume they will as
1t Is very short line to Wonderland.
The Shenon six.stamp mill, at Marys.
Vile, Is running steadily on Blue Wing ore.
Messrs. Wallace u Brannagan are doing
large amount of sampling Of Blue Wing
silver ore from the lowest grade up--and
they are successfully reducing the rock.
H. B. Leckley and party, of BROOKLYN.
N. Y, have written that they will visit the
National Park this summer, and will be In
Dillon tn July. The party intends to start
| from Dillon for the Park. The work of re-.
pairing the road will commence next week
the first number of The National Farmer,
published weekly at Washington, ID. c., by
BY the Farmer Publishing Co, Is received
The paper Is devoted to the hest interests Of
the farmer and It It's succeeding numbers
equal the first we predict for it a grand flu.
ture.
| From far away Massachusetts, comes an
invitation to be present at the nuptials OF
Miss Matte Rice Of Pittsfeld, Mass, and
Matt w. Anderson, Of the Azusk Courier.
While utterly unable to attend the wedding,
we extend our hearty congratulations to
he happy couple.
| Policeman Carroll at Butte, on Wednes.
day morning, killed man by the name Of
Keel. Keel was under arrest at the time.
and knocked officer Carroll down and fred
the first shot. Carroll was examined before
Judge Irvine and discharged as the shooting
was proven to have been Justitiable.
Prof Clayton, Of Clayton & Browne, who
are operating the New Departure mine in
the Blue Wing District, has volunteered to
take charge Of Montana's mineral exhibit
at the Denver Exposition, commencing on
the 1st Of August Prof. Clayton is also
acting as commissioner for Utah at the Elk.
position.
The Descret E1,exixg News advertises.
among other pamphlets for sale, one "On
Marriage" by President Taylor at the beg.
carly price Of sets. We should suppose
that with the presidents extensive knowl.
edge Of matrimonial affairs the pamphlet
ought to command ready sale at muct,
greater figure.
On Trapper Greek, up in the vicinity OF
the "snow line" there Is couple living
who own six healthy children. There is
nothing remarkable about this lot of child.
rem, EXCEPT that between two Of them there
is only difference Of four months in their
ages, and one is red.headed while the other
has black hair.
The Statutes Of Montana say that a resi-
dence Of six months in the Territory, and
thirty days In the county, entities any male
citizen OF the United States or any foreign.
er who has declared his intention to become
such, above the age Of twenty one years. to
vote at any election for Territorial, county,
or precinct officers.
strengthening is the industry that is just
now engaging the attention Of the people
Of the agricultural and grazing portions Of
Beaverhead County. The clip, 1t Is thought,
will be over average, and the wool of bet
ter grade than last year. Close to sixty
thousand head of sheep will be sheared this
season in the county.
Parties desiring space at the First Annu.
al Exhibition Of the National Mining and
Industrial Exposition, at Denver, should ap.
ply at once to S. f. Armstrong, Secretary,
Denver. The building will be open for the
reception Of articles on and after July 18th,
and all exhibits must Re in position and
machinery ready for operation on the open.
ing day.
The "Belr' festival, given by the young
ladies Of Dillon and vicinity on Friday
evening Of last week was largely attended
by our citizens, and It was a very success.
full affair, socially and financially. The pro.
nf tlo "a