The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.

1N xVVN AMI VOAs
Green apples have arrived and cholera
morbus may be expected soon.
George Buck purchased band Of two
hundred and seven Oregon horses on last
Thursday.
The need Of street sprinkler In Dillon
has been kecnly felt lately. Weightman's
sprinkler will lay Dillon dust hereafter.
In the Philadelphia and Boston wool
markets, on the 18TH, wool was quoted In
demand. No Montana wool was quoted In
either market.
Nat H. Woods has about twenty five
hundred sheep, picked from a band Of six
thousand, which he offers for sale at $3.50
per head. See advertisement.
Bishop Brewers appointments in Beaver.
head and Madison Counties will be found
in another column OF to.day's paper. The
Bishop will be in Dillon on Sunday, the 9th
Of August.
Late additions to the job department Of
the TRIBUNE Office will enable us to turn
out job printing In neat style and at prices
that will compare favorably with Terrific.
rial or Eastern printing establishments.
The weather has been decidedly hot dur.
ing the past week The hottest day was
Tuesday, when the thermometer indicated
100 in the shade and l19 in the sun. Hot
enough for Montana or any other healthy
! country.
Three thousand sacks of flour have been
shipped from the Dillon depot to the Butte
market lately. From this It would appear
that the consumption Of grub In the Butte
District, In pounds, Is second to the ore.
product Of that camp.
1t is claimed that the addition Of voters
to the population Of Beaverhead County,
during the past two wears, has changed the
politics Of the county to such an extent
that nomination by the Democrats IL not
now equivalent to an election.
On last Sabbath several strangers from
the outside were noticed in town in drunk
and dressed up condition. Unless one Ia
used to Dillon whisky It will fetch him,
as the whisky has precisely the same effect
on Sundays that II has on week days.
There IL no excuse for men being idle In
Montana or in these Northern mountains.
Inquiry Tor laborers and miners is frequent.
~ made. Messrs. Pease 4 Taylor, at
Spring Mountain, Idaho, want to employ
twelve experienced miners at the present
time.
Fishing with hook and lire Is not pro.
fitable or pleasant amusement just now.
The mosquitoes are so thick on the margin
of the river that It IL almost impossible to
contend with the pesky insects. Fishing
and fighting mosquitoes don't work well
together.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Utah and Northern Railway Com.
PAW Is to be held at the passenger depot Of
the Union Pacific Railway, At Ogden, on
Thursday, August Sd, 1881, at 9 O'Clock, ..
m, for the purpose Of electing directors Of
the company.
| The County Democratic Central Com.
mittee meets at the Court House on next
Monday, july a4th. The Committee will
apportion the delegates among the voting
precincts, provide for holding the primal lea
and issue call for the County Democratic
Convention.
We are informed by Mr.. ]. E. Morse, oi
John w. Lowell's yard Of Fish Bros. way
ons, that the reported failure Of Fish Bros.
wa on makers at Racine, WIS.,, is not true
A. c. Fish, a carriage maker At Racine
failed, but the firm of Fish Bros, whose
make Of wagons are 80 extensively used II
Montana, Is solid.
!, There is man confined In the Beaver
head County Jail because he can not give
$loo bonds 10 keep the peace for 81,
months. The mans wife entered com
plant against him, and the woman has tn,
satisfaction Of KNOWN that her hubby get
. tolerable fair grub and Is Obliged to keel
the peace At the same time.
The handsome and commodious resi-
dence of Mr.. Geo. w. Dart, on Washing
ton street, Is being rapidly completed. tn,
new Episcopal Church Is being eretecd a,
fast as circumstances will permit. Messrs
Butts & Drake, contractors and builders
understand their business and are pushinf
work forward theoretically.
On receipt Of the particulars Of the Sui
Ivan. Wilson glove fight Dillon man Of
fered to put up two to one that Con Orem
the champion Of Montana ard the Rock,
Mountains, could come to time In glow
fight With champion Sullivan, under tn
Marquis of Queensbury's rules, for fifty
consecutive rounds. No takers.
Our sedate old contemporary, the Madi
sosias, Ia attempting to correct typo
graphical blunder Of the TRIBUNE perpe
trates 4 worse blunder than the one Il at
tempts to correct. But, life Is too short 70
the TRIBUNE to engage In the task Of col
lecting and correcting the errors Of tn
venerable Aadisosias which are multitu
} dinous In number.
; Pat O'Neil has secured the contract 70
laying the iron on the line Of the Utah AM
Northern from Silver Bow to Deer Lodge
It l. intimated that as soon as Mr.. O'Nei
has finished this contract he will hraucl
out and 90 for the superintendency Of tn
Union Pacific system Of railroads, or TO