The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-07-29
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double.column announcement In to-day's
TRIBUNE, say some inviting words In q
pointed manner about their extensive stock
Of groceries and general merchandise.
Read their advertisement and govern your
self accordingly. e.,
Messrs. Butts & Drake have received
lot Of Audiphones from the mandatory
at Ithaca, NY. The Audiphone as cheap
musical instrument 10 hard to beat. a
child can play the most difficult piece Of
music with one Of these instruments. The
price is 50 low that all may buy one OF
these pets.
A. F. Wright, the old.estAblished Ban
mack merchant has opened branch Out.
fitting store at Lemhi Junction, Idaho. The
with goods, embracing everything needed
BY the miner, prospector or ranchman, and
Is intended to be the Quitting depot Of
supplies for Eastern Idaho.
The Shenon six.stamp Mill, at Mays.
Vile, is running steadily on second.class
ore from the mines Of the Blue Wing Dis.
trict. The mill Is doing good work and
is saving large per centage Of the assay
value Of the rock. and demonstrating that
Blue Wing ore can be probably worked by
the wet milling process.
The masculine readers Of the TRIBUNE
domiciliated In Dillon School District No
10 will bear III mind that the $1,000 propo.
sition is to be voted for on Thursday, Aug.
ust 10th. The enlarging Of school faeili.
ties in this district is something that every
one is interested in, and 4 large and solid
vote Is what 10 wanted to give expression
Of approval.
The Frank Hall Dramatic Company Is
billed to play At School Hail, this, Satur.
day evening. Among the company is
Frank Bosworth the Joe Jefferson Of Mon.
tana. II the other members Of the com.
pany are up to Bosworth's standard the
Entertainment will be worth attending, for
"Bos" is heap big one.horse show when
he plays alone.
The Madigan o. Whites Bar Ditch and
placer diggings, on the Grasshopper three
miles below Bannack, have been sold by
the administrator Of Madigan's estate, at q
low figure. to party who Intends working
the property. The ditch Il to be extended
on to what IL known Is the Spring Gulch
hi! diggings, the gravel and bedrock Of
which prospects well.
Advices from Bannack state that the fa.
nous Excelsior gold mine, which has been
successfully operated by Phil Shenon for
number Of years, has been sold BY that gen.
tleman to Butte party. Price paid for the
mine, $4,000. The Excelsior shows
fine vein Of rich smelling ore which is to
be reduced at the Colorado Smelter, which
is located near Butte.
The proceedings Of the County Demo.
cratic Central Committee will be found in
another column OF the TRIBUNE. The
Committee has apportioned the delegates
to the different precincts aud fixed the time
and named the places for holding the Dem.
ocratic primaries throughout the County.
The County Democratic Convention Is call.
ed to meet at the Court House, In Dillon,
on Friday, August nth.
Thomas & Armstrong, Of Glendale, are
advertising in foreign newspaper that
they desire their patrons Ia. square up with
cash or by note within the next thirty days
or suffer the consequential cost Of law. As
their advertisement Is printed III foreign
journal Of limited circulation We give gra-
tuitous publicity to their request through
the TRIBUNE In ord - hat Giendaleites and
the people Of Beav. cad County generally
may know what Messrs. Thomas & Arm.
strong are out on.
Up at Bannack, the other day, cowboy,
aided by whisky, got on It and attempted
to take the ancient capital Of this Territory.
The cowboy wanted to be desperate and
scare the skillets Of perspiration out Of Ban.
nackites, 90 he combed his hair down over
his sunhurnt brow and Selling revolver he
turned himself loose, when acting deputy
Pat Dempsey collared the would.be desper
ado and lodged him IN the old county Jail
A night In the old jail with hungry bed.
bugs took every particle Of fight out Of thai
cowboy, you bet.
A Bozeman mule.skinner got his work In
beautifully on Montana street last Wednes
day night. A man who was spelling for 9
! fight tackled the Boxeman chap, who, by
the way, ID tame mule.skinner and never
had fight before. The 6ghtist slappet
the mule.skinner and was knock ed dowr
fw his insult. The mule.skinner, not wish
ing to continue the fight, reiterated in orde
up the street, pursued by the fighter, whs
overlook him, and commenced the attacl
again: Result-Mule.Akinne unscratcheei
while the fighters head looked like It ha,
been setting up at Kilkenny wake.
. Our attention has been called to the fac
that the gray. dreaded old MadSsosiax doe
! frequently allude to Dillon In contemptu
ous way ~ "the burg on the Blacktail.'
We regret exceedingly, these exhibition
Of pcevish spite on the part Of the Madiss
/ sias, but we still have some respect 70
, tottering old age. Hence our admiration
! for the aged Mndixosias is genuine. !
Z newspaper like the Madis0Mias-(whic
5 Is printed at the capital Of Henry Filing
Ranch)ehad better 60 . little slow IN Il
slurs about Dillon, else We will get our ma
= up and "sass" back plenty.