The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-04-29
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snow in the Big Hole Basin." That's an
other.
1t is painful to notice that when good
woman Of Gallatin County dies the at.
tempt is made, in doggerel poetry, to kill
her spotless name.
The BARRIERS Of Dillon were arraigned In
Justice Estes court Yesterday. They were
charged with mutilating and disturbing the
peace of the big Territory of Montana BY
fighting. The big barber was fined $40 and
the little one ST, for the school funds ben
eft. The trimmings we're imposed in both
cases.
The telegraph operators on the line Of
the railway have been notified that there
will be reduction, next month, OF ten per
cent of their salaries. A unanimous buck.
ing by the operators at the proposed reduc.
ton may be expected, and many will quit
rather than stand the terms Of the reduc-
ton order.
Spring goods are displayed at all the
sto, es in Dillon. Our merchants and shop.
keepers have not been back ward in supply
ing their showcases and shelves with mob
by articles from the East. Pretty patterns
OF fixings tor feminines are observable, and
garments for males that are not nildewed
are on exhibition.
The people Of Eastern Montana are dis.
posed to give Delegate Maginnis much
taffy for his labors and efforts in their spe.
cial behalf. They are at the tatfy business
now. We have not heard OF any tatfy for
Maginnis in Southwestern Montana since
the polls closed on the last general election
day. Nary tatfy.
Cattle buyers continue to be actively at
work in Southwestern Montana. Messrs.
Madison l. Hill, with headquarters at Dill
Ion, are purchasing all the cattle they can.
These gentlemen ARE paving good prices,
and they are wide-aw wake rustIers in the cat
tie buying business, tor which purpose they
are now in Montana.
Freiyhts have accumulated at the Dillon
depot until there is now large amount on
hand tor towns north and east Of this place.
The condition OF the roads Is improving
and freights are beginning to roll out for
the places oil destination. During the past
week considerable freight has lett the depot
tor points near aud tar. away.
The BARRIERS t,f Dillon are an 1.-THE fight.
One rough and tumble and skirmish with
IL hasty retreat enlivened the inOnUtONy OF
Montana street during the week. The lit.
tie man from the Pacific Coast holds the
belt thus tar. Those Coasters are hard.
hitters and terrific thun;,crs when they
turn their cultivated muscle loose.
Music that would be u credit to toney
variety show is distributed nightly at a Dill
Ion saloon gratis. The music aids whisky
In Slipping down easier and more frequent
", besides it has Il tendency to sootht. the
savage soul made SD by too free indulgence
in the fighting hu'd. Thus it will " seen
that music is good for many things.
The qualified school electors Of the Dill.
Ion district will remember that on Welnes.
| day, May 90, they ~ill have chance to hit
| the old School House lick. do it. Let
the old house 20 tor 5000, aud in its stead
we can have $500 or $Ioooo building,
which will be none too large tor the rapid.
ly increasing population Vi this district.
The big Hole Stock Herd" which en-.
braces the cattle owned by Messrs. Barrett,
Graeter, Shenor, Pierce, Mansfield; Crow,
Ratchelder, and other Hors. Prairie stock.
raisers, will BE- rounded up next week and
driven, BY slow drives, oyer into the Big
Hole Basin, which has been Tor a number
Of years the summer range Of the Horse
Prairie Association. -
The preliminary examination Of a sheep
scab case ia pending before his honor, the
Probate Judge. The precise force. IF the
allegations OF the complaint, which is to b.
sustained by the evidence or fall through
will be investigated next week, until which
time the examination has been continued
The case Is brought under the criminal
statute OF the Territory relating to the run
ming Of scabby sheep at large.
The beauties of advertising are too many
to mention. II q man wants wife he ad
vertises and IL sure to catch one. IL mar
wants to shake his wife he advertises, ane
the shake Ii a sure thing. Advertising work,
both ways. II you want any thing adver
tise and you will get it. II YOU have some
thing you do not want advertise and 70,
will get rid Of It. Judicious advertising Il
one Of the certain ways to wealth.
. The services at the Methodist Church
tomorrow, Sunday, will be OF more tina,
ordinary interest. The Quarterly Meetin,
| will commence this, Saturday, evening AM
there will he preaching at the usual hour
: Love Feast-the religious festival Of tn
Methodists-at 10 O'Clock, a. n..,on Sunday
Preaching and Divine worship at II o'clocl
, q. IN. and ~ O'Clock, p. m. Sunday. Al
! are cordially invited to attend the services
Dillon Is the depot Tor Southern Mon
!; tana and Eastern Idaho for agricultural in,
= plements. wagons, and all kinds of ,no<ies
! improved farming machinery. Our larry
houses, dealing In this class Of snachiner,
are well supplied. and are dairy receiving
i by railway additions by the cur load to thei
a varied stock. Purchasers will bear In min
!. that Dillon Is the depot, aud that It will pa
= to come hundred miles when first elias
make Of agricultural machinery is desires
From MesArA. Pat. Kelly and 10
Gotchie. over from Gibbonville, idaho, "
: learn that mining operations In that can,
y are progressing very satisfactorily. TIL
= London Company's mill, which has bee
]" running all winter, was pounding away o
= gold quartz Of a good grade taken from tn
/: company's mines. Preparations were b.
ing made by the bedrock Aume compan
z Of Messrs. Davis, Scanlin u Co., for
q long and active season Of mining in til
!. gulch at Gibhonville.
Up at Wickes, in Jefferson County, the
:: enjoyed wonderful revival Of religion a
d ter the Baptist method Of salvation. Re,
Mr.. Mason, Of Helena, Baptist. went
n Wickes. last Sunday, and preached in Ii
II evening. The reverend gentleman ,nu
IS have preached one Of those powerful oil
y, fashioned Baptist salvation-saving sermor
u, inr ,a,heu fhe. sarmOr, VIVA finished a lar.