The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-26
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Read the eatray and taken up notices
printed in this paper.
Get vaccinated Small. pox within eight.
teen miles Of Dillon.
Green corn, Of Montana growth, is gold
in the Dillon market.
The hotels and restaurants Of Dillon are
doing lively business.
The passenger train for Butte leaves the
Dillon depot daily at 4:3o p. m.
Tne vote Of Beaverhead County at the
last general election was 1890.
Read the changes in the business adver-
tisements in to-davs TRIBUNE.
The burnt district is nearly rebuilt with
better houses than before the fire.
Spring Hill has population Of one hum
dred and fifty people-mostly voters.
Merchants and dealers are pleased with
the reduction In railway freight rates.
Harvesting will occupy the attention Of
the ranchmen until District Court meets
Go to the polls at the School House by
half: past eleven O'clock to-day, Saturday.
A dose Of Joe Cowan's "roastin' ears"
is good for the rich or the deserving poor
Dempsey's quarry, in Ryan's Canyon,
IuTUIsuS0 SIOIIC SOu cuSNUbS PuA tOCSS as
Dillon.
Savage's street.sprinkler lays and neu.
tralizes the pulverized alkali Of Dillon's
Broadway.
1t is one hundred and thirty eight miles
from Dillon to the Natio,.al Park by the
Blacktail Canyon route.
The firm Of Sullivan g. Murray has been
wiped out by Mr.. Murray buying Mr.. Sui
livan out in their husiness.
Mrs. Goodrich will take charge Of the
Goodrich House next week. An addition
is to oe builtto the hotel Immediately.
On account Of one Republican, joining
the Democratic party Woolfok Of tire /"-
defewsiesf wakens up to remark that-"the
world moves"
The monthly visit Of the pay car Of the
Utah and Northern Railway during the
past week disbursed large amount Of the
needful along the line Of the railway.
Geo w. Dart has removed his Bannack
tin. shop, tools and stock to his Dillon hard.
ware store, and is now fully prepared to
manufacture tin and II eet.iron ware OF ev
orv description at his shop on Montana
street.
In Dillon the building boom g.oweth
greater and more unanimous every week.
| lUJC CGTVGUIcIS uVC n U.Tu III UIN III WIS
locality as needles In hav stacks. The me.
chanic who understands driving a plane
is M demand.
In another column Of o-day's TRIBUNE
we publish the names Of eighty settlers for
Mt the Land Office at Helena. The atten
tion Of the owners Of these patents is d.
rected to the list.
The funeral Of Alice, daughter Of Mr.. ]
G. and Mrs. Susan Orcm. which took plac.
from Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
. on last Sunday afternoon, was largely at
tended by sympathizihg friends and neigh
}. bors Of the family.
The job department Of the TRIBUNE Of
y flee Is better prepared with stock and type
to neatly execute job printing than ever be
" fore. Our patrons will make note OF tti
and act according to their convictions {
r duty In the premises.
The thermometer registered 100 in tn
III shade in the TRIBUNE Office on 'rhursda,
When the mercury reached 100 Sidne
Smiths suggestion Of pulling the flesh q
OF ones bones, in order to keep cool, WI
70 seriously entertained.
Harbv's tii.weekly matt and passeng'
NJ line between Dillon and Bannack, via A
genta, makes regular time. Packages Il
+. tended for Rattlesnake, .Argenta, Bannac
Rl,e Wing and Mar~sville are CAREFUL
handled and promptly ..elivered.
The Blacktail Canyon route. from Di
Ion direct to the National Park, is in exec
~ lent condition. Parties who have just ira
y. eled over the road make this report. Tow
lists taking the Dillon route will save tin,
in and time is money in this electric age.
Inquiry at the leading stores in Dillon
j., to the condition Of trade developed 4
- satisfactory intelligence that traffic is bri.
. Not a grunble about dullness Is heard, Al
~ although the weather is tot, hot tor col
g fort busines. keeps up at lively rate.
= Deputy Mikus was noticed utilizing t
muscle Of the prisoners ut the County j
in cleaning and fixing up the Court How
in shape. Where muscle Is running
Sc. waste it is considerate and thoughtful
M M employ it where it will do the most got
In another column cf this number "
+. t,e found the advertisement OF st. Mar
- Academy at Deer Ledge. The acaden
year Is divided into two sessions, and I
next term commences on September
. The academy is conducted by the Sist'
rn. OF Charity.
The Daily Inter liOwMtaiN, Of Butte
= the model OF moral newspaper. An
vertisement appearing in that paper
on "waiter girls, i. e., bscr ierkers, the pap
US In prominent local editorial, warns ,
ss. nM girls to paw no attention to the deceivi
IN. advertisement.
nI,ks Ik Wool from Central Montana, hides fr.
:an every where, and base bullion from Gre,
css ry and Wickes are coming in daily to
s .ks Dillon depot. While the freight shipl
,iv. from the depot every month is ennrmo
the. fresyff reCeivs.xi at shs. f..,,Ot fs,r 81,
- nent to the East is no small item.
ors Under Montana law owners Of ste
Of killed by railroads can receive pay. I
md md schedule giving the rate Of damages p
and v'oes tnat the ra'lroad company shall
the fsT each native vearling killed, $lS, t>
, to | wear Odds S,O: three, year olds S,s. I'm
rats !