The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17

The members Of the Dillon Literary So
cietv will meet at the School Hall this
Saturday evening, at S:3o O'Clock. 4 full
attendance is requested.
l The titan and Northern Railway vii
issue three.fifths rate tickets to parties o
ten who wish to attend the Salt Lake race
and half.fare tickets to parties Of twenty
five. The RACES commence on Saturday
June :+th.
The TRIBUNE would be pleased to re-
ceive news items and short letters from II,
friends and patrons in Beaverhead and Mad
ison Counties, and in all parts of Montana
News items will be thankfully received
and duly appreciated.
The strengthening season Is nearly al
hand. The number Of sheep to shear in
the county Is large, and we understand that
good shearers could make paving contracts
as there Is a scarcity of No. I shearers in
this section Of Montana.
There are five saw mills engaged in cut.
ting lumber in the gulches on the west
slope Of the Tobacco Range. within few
miles Of Sheridan. These mills will, dur
Ing the summer, turn out several hundred
thousand feet Of lumber
| The readers Of the TRIBUNE will find
much condensed information. of newsv
nature, IN the column Of "Business No.
tices." In that column our merchants and
business men tell, in terse paragraphs, what
they carry for the people.
An artistic touch Of painting has been
put on the Court House which makes the
building look more attractive. The edifice
Ia 90 ,krN3
the job Ia finished the house will present a
much finer appearance than heretofore.
The TRIBUNE Office has just received an
addition Of new j1b types from the Chicago
type foundry. We are now better prepared
than heretofore to execute work, and the
new fonts Of type will enable US tn turn out
job printing In the latest styles Of the art
School books are short in the Dillon mar.
ket. and In consequence quite 4 number Of
school children are kept out Of the Public
School. A supply Of books are on the wav
and when they are received quite numher
Of pupils names will be added to the roll Of
the school.
The Ripev Press has. commenced the
publication of condensed daily morning
edition at Fort Benton. It Il little, sut It
ia gOod, and is destined to become popular
with the people Of the wide.awake river
metropolis. We hope the new daily will
enjoy perpetual prosperity.
Gov. Potts, on being interviewed by a
reporter. said that "personal antaQonisms'
have killed Col. Sanders, politically. For
manv years the brilliant "war horse~ has
INDUCED in bitter peculiarities, and time
will never entirely efface the effects which,
on earth, can not he ohliterated. = ~ ~
The mines Of the Argenta, Blue Wing
and Bannack Districts have not looked 10
well for a number Of wears az they do at
the present time. Dozens Of good mines In
these districts, with the aid Of capital to
place machinery on them, would he speed.
~ turned into paving properties.
The number Of tramps travelling BY Foot
& Walkers line from Butte ia diminishing.
The big mining camp ia getting rid Of the
tramps, and according to Johnnie Read,
who is one Of the redeemed boys Of Butte,
Sabbath School will be opened in that
wicked city some time during this summer.
Assessor Reinhardt Is calling on the PEG.
pie OF this prosperous county. and no man
escapes his vixilant eye. The annual cam.
paign of the Assessor will not terminate
for some time vet, and no citizen Of means
will be skipped In this wears clean ur, which
promises to show an increase Of. wealth In
the county. i
1t Is essential to have both friends and
enemies In order to live we'll balanced lie.
II you want to enjov life patronize home
industries and buy Of your town merchants.
Real your hone paper and II YOU are too
proud and poor to buy borrow cprv and
keep posted. Live and let live Is the best
local policy to pursue.
The prospects Of big hav crop are good
all oyer Beaverhead County. On the Big
Hole, Beaverhead, Red Rock and Horse
Prairie meadows the growing grass indi.
Gates there will be an extraordinary Weld Of
hay. On Horse Prairie nearly all ri the
old hay has been purchased and is beI.g
baled for shipping to the Butte market.
Dcaoresfs MagasiMe, for July, Is certain.
~ the finest number ever issued Of this non.
ular periodical. This interesting number
commentaries the sixtieth birthday Of
the proprietor and senior editor, Mr.. w.
Jennings Demorest, and some of the arti
Giles have especial reference to this event,
Among the writer's are many na,nes Of lit.
erary distinction. T.
The Red Rock and Centennial Valley
round up has been nearly completed Much
OF the stock embraced in this round up has
been sold, and the delivery Of the cattle is
now going on. The thinning out Of stock
in the county will be great this wear, but
the number left will b. larger than was ex.
rected after 20 many cattle BUYERS had
visited all parts Of the county. 5'ls
On Friday night Of last week, at! Canas
Station, Conductor WYATT Pool while mt.
tempting to get into the caboose of train
No. 6, tell under the wheels and both of his
legs were cut off above the knees. He liy.
ed but few minutes after the accident.
Young Pool was employed at the Dillon
depot last year, and he was very much re.
spected by all who knew him.
In Justice Estes court. on last Tuesday.
Charles Basset was arrsigned on the charge
Of disturbing the peace and resisting an Of.
ficer. Basset bucked not and he was taxed
$40 and the extras. John Now,and was up
for stabhing John Williams In the shoulder.
He plead guilty and was fined $40 and the
costs. Both defendants settled. Il was a
drop or two too much whisky that allied
both cases.
The June rise has been raging for the
mast week and the head ,vatera rs H. ATs