The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-15
IN rOWy AND OUT.

Il IN TOWN AND OUT.
Our jobbing and retail merchants repo,
trade good.
Cool nights induce the mosquitoes I
camp early.
Foot bali ktckers are not as enthusiast
as they were when the season first opened
| The Postofsice Is a crowded place whe,
the mails arrive and are being distributed
! Judge Graeter has purchased the Nolal
ranch on Horse Prairie. The ranch Is |
fine stock range.
The extensive garden on the Axe ranch
cultivated b. Mr.. Joe Cowan, looks vel
and Is maturing finely.
| Meadow larks on toast are little tough
er than snipe, but as . substitute for snip<
the iarks are palaeable.
The arrival and departure Of freight out
| fits this week shows no material falling of
In the freighting traffc 1t Dillon.
Candidates are beginning to announces
| their intentions, but - yet none have taken
advantage Of the columns Of the TRIBUNE
The TRIBUNE l. under obligations to
Delegate Martin Maginnis for number Of
public documents Of an interesting and val.
liable character.
More strangers than usual have been In
town this week. The hotels and eating
houses have been crowded with transient
guests every day.
Sim Estes has disposed of his livery and
feed stable to Ed. Marlowe, who will here.
after conduct the business at the we'll
known old stand on Helena street.
Wagon loads Of furniture are daily ship
ped from Butts furniture depot on Mon.
tana street, which indicates that 2enple are
furnishing thei, homes handsomely.
BY removing one obstruction, At cost
Of $500. steam6oats can be run two months
IT, the year on the Upper Missouri, from
Halt. Breed Island up to Twin Bridges.
After all the blowing at Butte about hav.
ing 4 big representation At the Denver Elk.
position they only raised triAe Of money to.
ward getting up . mineral showing Of
Butte.
One barber shop now snonopolixes the
lati.ering and shaving trade Vi the Dillon
precinct. When the shop 10 full of Gus.
toners tonsorial touches are administered
very rapidly.
The Nevs reported Rev. Mr.. Stateler
drowned Ia the Ohio river, which the Boxe.
man Courier pronouuces a Carson canard.
According to Mark Twains book Carson
lies are whoppers.
Poindexter & Orr have q large force OF
men employed In digging ditch In the
neighborhOod Of the Old Dairy Ranch, for
the purpose Of bringing water on q large
tract Of desert land. IL,
Frank Luton, lately Of Melros.. and pre-.
viously of Glendale, In In command at the
Corinne Hotel. Should the lay out prove
inviting Mr. Luton will take the house and
run the hotel business. ~ ~
Ten thousand dollars was offered for one
Of the Bannack gold quartz mines last
week but the offer was not accepted. The
Bannack mining properties, seemingly, are
good things to hold on 70.
The call Of the Chairman Of the Demo.
cratic Central Committee Ut Beaverhead
County, IN another column Of to.dav's
TRIBUNE, will be an item Of interest to the
Democrats Of the County.
On Wednesday night the artillery echoes
that were mistaken for Seymour's bom.
bardment Of Alexandra were created by
heavily charged double. barreled shot. guns
in the hands Of dog destroyers. =
Whites brick yard, near Dillon, will be
IN operation soon. The yard vii be under
the management Of experienced brick max.
ere. and with good material 4 fiist.clas,
quality Of brick will be turned out.
There are candidates for the penitentiary
IN this vicitiity who are selling Indians
WHISKY, and they are liable to be caught al
the unlawful game any time. When caugh,
they should be prosecuted and persecuted
The Shenon six.stamp mill, below Ban
mack, operated by Mesms. Wallace Il Bran
nagau, working BY the ordinary wet mill
ing process, is saving . paying pe,centag'
Of the assay value Of the silver ore treated
Considerable Thoroughbred stock ha
been exhibited In Dillon during the week
Phil Lovell's fine Thoroughbred Englisl
dvaught stallion attracted attention. TIL
horse Is a large and powerful animal Q
pure breeding.
Work In the Elkhorn District, which l
located twenty. five miles from Banhacl
Is now confined to putting themines in shan
! and their development. A force OF men /
now employed on several Of the mines. I,
the Elkhorn District.
Brick making, At Barrett's yard ON Hots
Prairie, has been tIspended for this Gum
mer. The bricks burned this season arc :
be used by Mr.. Barrett In the erection Of
handsome and substantial dwelling hous
on his extensive ranch.
Reports from al Of the mining camps q
Beaverhead County are very Aatterins
There are no idle men and the mines ar'
producing better than ever: Mining IL o.
4 solid basis, and our miners are certainl
reaping . good harvest.
Messrs. Bird b Caldwell are engaged 4
repairing the road from Dillon 10 the M
tional Park. The Arst work done wilt
} the fixing Of the road In the Blacktail Car
yon and the building Of bridges across tn
small streams In Centennial Valley.
The amount Of agricultural machiner
sold at the Dillon dcpots Is increasing ever
week. The stock ON hand, from the bet
manufacturer, embraces nearly every kin
Of . machine In the agricultural machiner
line suited 10 the wants Of ranchmen.
Blanket thieves appear to be handy I
the business In this vicinity. These blar
ket thieves confne their operations TO rol
blng the fteiahtess Of their bedding. an
. nearly every day . case Of this kind Is r,
ported. without any Of the thieves bein
caught.
A.. s. Rife is home from the line Of graz
| inc On the Northern Pacific between Rex