The Dillon tribune., 1882-05-20
MONTANA CONDENSED.

-Navigataon Is said to be good on the Big
Muddy.
The Presbyterian Church Of Bozernan is
to be dedicated June 4th.
An Indian murder was committed at
Missoula on Sunday, 9TH inst.
Butte yards are turning out brick at the
rate OF 10000 to 10000 per day.
Register J. II. Moe, Of the Helena Land
Office, has resigned. To take effect June
goth.
There is quite rush to Maiden, and yet
it is reported there is not dollar in the
camp.
The citizens of Bozeman are becoming
walked up to the filthy condition Of their
streets.
Gilmcr & Salisbury are stocking their
Yellowstone stage line with large Ameri.
can horses.
The Alad;sonian learns that the tunnel Of
the Alameda mine has struck large body
of rich ore.
The Helena school district voters have
by majority OF 81, voted in favor OF a
special school tax.
The smallpox continues to rage at Miles
City. Quite number Of cases last week
but no deaths reported.
Butter is worth 60 cents per pound and
eggs Is cents per dozen at Coulson and
mighty" scarce at that.
Butte's new City Attorney is John p
Baldwin, an eminent Missourian and some.
thing of lawyer besides.
The grade Of the Utah and Northern
has been completed to the upper crossing
OF the Deer Lodge River.
The steamer Butte left Benton last week
with 100000 pounds OF potatoes tor Bis.
marck and other points east.
One Pittman for passing forged check
now repines in the Bozetnan Jail preparing
for term in the penitentiary.
Steamboats, are discharging their cargoes
and passengers at Wiiders, IS miles from
Maiden at the Maginnis mines. e."
The Missouliam announces grand jolli.
fication for the -tth Of July at the Springs
with we'll filled purses to be competed Tor a,
the races.
The residence of Ed Friedlv Of Bozemau
was entered by one w. II. Hamilton last
week, and robbed Of thirty dollars, lemon
pie and quart Of milk.
The weather throughout the Territor,
has not been sufficiently warn, to melt the
heavy SHOWS and the mountain streams
are not in a swollen condition.
The Methodists of Bozeman will observe
the nth of June, "The Children's Day,
with services especially adapted to the child
ren, with floral decorations in the morning
and concert in the evening.
William Mouldcr for the shooting o.
Young Wi!lcock, at Butte ON the end inst
was bound over in the sum of 81, 500 to an
swer to the charge before the grand jury
next September.
The slumhers of the good citizens of
Butte are two frequently disturbed in the
"wee ~ma' hours by tine discharge of pock
ct fire arms, but we trust the new CITY gov.
ernment will look little into the matter.
F. Appl,gate was last week arrested or
the Crow Reservation charged with selling
whisky to the Indians. The evidence be.
ing pretty strong he was given IL room in
the Jail in Bozeman to await the action oi
the U. S. grand jury.
Mayor Owslev of Butte in his inaugural
address to the city dads proposes to mend
the ups and downs Of the streets and side.
walks, and calls attention to the necessity
for cleanliness rs the sine 9ua non Of main.
tanning u good sanitary condition.
The Azuut Courier gives an account of
a band OF Piegans crossing the Yellowstone
to the Crow Reservation, from which they
made haul Of about $50 head of horses
and returning with their booty, cleaned the
settlements on the line OF their march, get
ting away with about 20 head Of horses
from the residents on the north side Of the
Yellowstone.
Butte Miner, 18TH: Yesterday morning
in Walkerville the stables of Charles
Schlessinger ard Jos. Broughton were
broken open and two sets of harness stolen.
Mr.. Schlessinger states that valuable
team Of horses belonging to him was in the
stable at the time, and that though he lost
fine set of double harness, he is thankful
to have saved his horses. The locks were
forced with cold chisel. Mr.. Broughton
lost set OF single harness.,