The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Advices from the National Park sa,
that large number Of tourists are now Wis
iting Wonderland.
The people Gre pesitioning for additions
mail facilities In Eastern Montana as vel
as in the Western part Of the Territory.
The Hxsdasdman says that Jame. Maui.
extensive horse ranch in Neagher County
1.-THE Life, Times and Treachercus Death
Of Jesse James," just published, is among
the books ip the "TR1BrSE Collection" for
circulation.
When a child dies over in Madison
County it Is announced in lower case type,
bu: when an adult dies capitals are used to
depiore the loss. .1ilt
Mrs. Goodrich has again taken charge OF
the Goodrich House. An addition is to be
built to the hotel. which will better &C.
commodate guests than heretofore.
The Secretary of the Interior has decid.
ed, in the case Of Wallace VS.. Bovce, at
Helena, that cultivation of desert land is
essential to establishing reclamation.
Savage's street sprinkler is a daisy dust.
layer. ~ took the sprinkler several DAYS
to get thesbest df the dust. but the machine
came out first best, and It accomplishes its
mission.
The Sheridan Sabbath School, for the
ensuing year, will be under the control OF
excellent officers. Mr.. Geo. T. Boatman
will be superintendent and Mrs. H. R.
Hardesty, organist
The meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners next week, in regular SEES.
sion, will afford an opportunity to all who
may have bills against the county to have
the same passed on.
Jim H. Mills. Republican, editor Of the
Nsst1s West, Win not stliSd for Congress
thk 1an.s He . satisfied with earning his
Crib by the avteat IF hid brow by editing
his weekly newspaper.
Dillonites, when they want 10 take an
tnvigorating bath, run down to to Knowles
warm springs. The springs are becoming
quite a@res0vt and the number Of visitors
to them Is increasing.
Rev. E. 6. Prout, OF Virginia City, will
hold services Of the Episcopal Church at
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church IN Dil.
lon, tomorrow. Sunday, Sep. 3, at the usu.
al hours, morniny and evening.
Sebree, Ferris & Whites new brick bank
building is model Of neatness in shape
and tits solidiy laid up. The new building,
which will soon be ready for occupancy,
presents an attractive appearance.
The Point Of Rocks House, which has
been kept by Mrs. Anna Martin for mum.
Der Of years, is still conducted in first class
shape, and u place where the travelling
public can alwavs count on receiving good
accommodations.
The visitor at Dillon, taking q glance
around the town, Is convinced that there
are more substantial improvements going
forward here than there + at any other town
In Southwestern Montana. Strangers no.
ttce this and comment favorably on the
appearance Of our town.
The Grand Jury will be in session next
week, and It Is fair to presume the iury
will have plenty Of work, and that, too
without needlessly putting the county t.
Unnecessary expense In the examination o.
triaing matters, instigated merely for win
dicttve or personal purposes.
There IL a chance for some industriou
horse hunter to make $50 or SIS. Rea,
! Mr.. Phil Shenon's advertisement offerin,
q reward for the recovery Of pair q
matched horses which will be found in an
other column of to-day's ~-'RlBUNE,a and ge
posted about The lost horses.
Vegetable verders are numerous In thi
section. Wagons, filed with farm prod
ucts, are daily noticeable on our street,
delivering 70 the people choice vegeta
! bles. ltla remarked BY everybody that tn
excelled In this section Of Montana.
i Next Monday, the 4th, is Democrat
\ Day II Butte. The Territorial Democrat
Convention goes of on that day. "I'r
lslck. Send Tor McGipnis r. Where, Of
where, Is Bud Meadow and the "fiour
delegation from Gallatin County in IN
present momentous Maginnis crisisl
The roughs IN this part Of Montana Al
not numerous. Grand or petty thieves AZ
also scarce, and the disorderiy element
weak. This state Of things speaks well e
our town. A continuance Of ?eace, pro
perity. and plenty IL good Tor any comm,
nifty, and that Is what Is the matter wit
Dillon,
Wool shipments from the Dillon depc
during the past week have been heavy.
large amount Of Beaverhead wool Ia
come in and the receipt OF wool from Mac
ison county has been considerable Shir
pers are sending the greater part of til
wool from this section of Montana to tn
Boston market.
Great activity has been noticed anon
the freight handlers at the depot durin
the past week. A large amount of "a
freight has already arrived, and the indics
tons are that the railway freight bus ,es
will be heavy from now until merchan,
and dealers have received their fall an
winter supplies.
The Mad;sout0s ,rhlrh Ia n,,hi1shoA l.,