The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-03-18
Is TONy AND OFT.

Sam Wei.h,in4n : running job wagon.
Fresh garden SEED. Al krkPmrick
Bros.
Business is reported brisk at all OF the
stOrr> in Dillon.
r. W. PoindeAter has just received lot
of fl ne and business SUITS.
Eggs are 50 high priced that imPec uni
Gus -opic can not reach them
T. ". PoindeAt r has just received Some
fine dress shirts and collars
On the recep, Of the passage OF the Ed
,nu,.d. bill the o ,dea Pilot juo'iaied.
Gots r. W. Poinjex,er's AMI examine
his aew stock Of ladies shoes.
Lu.e and imposing funerals, OF daily oc-
cutrence, stun tnr stranger WHO is 'asihhs
Butte.
MANY rsssons are afflicted with colds in
thi, locally, and cough medicines are IN
dcinasd.
The snow is disappearing fast on the
valley, but is not leaving tne foothills As
rapid,r IS desirable.
Fresh ranch butter Is scarce in this mar
ket Strong, can butter u in moderate de-
y,a.,d. with light sales.
Fuel still con, p,ands high price in this
msrks4- Ten dollars cord for soft pi,'e
wood is pretty stiff price.
Rsys. Ri.yin and Van Or>de', Metho-
d:sts, held Divine service in tae DA.oA M.
Z. Cnurcs. last Sunday evening.
As spring opens the live III .rchant will
seek the columns Oi the nc >Japcf u let
t.e people 1 ..ow What he has to >-H.
Dan. Gallagher OF Red Rock aad Vim.
Emesick q BsavrrheAd. have sod tneiI
bands ot cattle. They received taH prices
Every train iro.n tn. 50 18th is 5rins ing
NJ ,ntlnians back to tieir no hes VITO awe
been sp-n ling lac ainscT .noafas IN ta'e
East
PROPOSAL. are ssiii invited ov the 5ui din :
com mittec OF ST ms EPa copAi mission
ut D.i.oa i-r bsill4ay ehaTea IN mis-
town.
Il cost t.,- taxpayers of BeAserhe ad
County, ior cxp-Dsr, incurred la t''r tri.l>
on Pat Gray au.: McilAei NoDoiis, ne-r.
$aspoo-
The wicked psacticc OF buckins at faro Is
only INDUCED in to I fi'ni:e,: N'eni in Dillon
but scarcity OF n'on:y. MOI ~.cAedness' Is
the reason.
Pneumonia l. the prevailing disease al
Butte Just now. In y year " 80 hence
.uo:noney" wlli De tn: .,ex>e com planned
Of ia that camp.
The Duke OF Be,verhesd reports sheep
little shi., IN dess,, in mis- section o. the
county, owing u having been ssin,ed ia
their rxtions Ut iced.
Wagon loads Of base bu!ii'n bars, from
the large reduction wor~s at WCkes,
are arriving nearly every day i, the Dillon
d.p0, Tor shipment East.
i>,.:l<Ssn.s T. tad ffNe
Dillon next summer, and II Is believed that
the population of the town will oe largely
increased before the end OF tine year.
The records OF B.averhead County are
now kept In the new safe In the Court
House. II the suite Is safe and tire.pro0f
the records are now deposited In secure
pace.
George French has fiied his Official bond
4, Justice Vi the Peace Al Argeuta, wn.ch
prompts W to chronicle the fact that the
s.Arsenta Supsc,ne Courl" u Once gain in
operation. g,.. ,-.
The new seats for the Methodist Episco.
nal Church arrived un Thursday and will
b. IN place and ready Tor occupancy to NOR
row, Sunday. They are u neat make
and nice finish. e,-t
The expenses of Beaverhead County were
nearly $1,000 less in 1881 than for the yea'
1880, o~iny, principally, to the small mum
Der OF criminal cases tried ~ the last t"t
ter,us Vi the District Court.
S.bree, Ferris Il White, owners Of lot
in the railroad addition tn Butte, will i'm
m .diatcly commence, the construction o
platforms IN the sM,e. track running thrOuyl
their ground at the Butte dep,h.
Missourian. are soliing into Silver Bow
county In large bands, and Il Is industrious
" reported that they are brought out fr tn
sole purpose Of keeping the banner count
ri Montana under Democratic control.
It 10 proposed, after the ret of next July
10 erect monument ON the Big Hole ba,
III. ground. in memory Of those who Tel
in the fight with Chief Joseph's band q
Neg Percc Indians. The proposed 'n0nu
tnent Is to cost $500
Ye.terIav, 81. Patrick's day. passed 81
ouirtly In town, without any de.nonstra
ron. +, celebrate the Irish mans Fourth G
Iuly save and except the drinking NJ te'
fluids to tine health Ut the Irish patriots no'
in.,,risoned in British Dungeons.
We notice ny the annual official exhih
published in the last MadisOSiaS that tn
inlebtedness al Madison County has d
creased $,.4@7.ss In the year 1884,. and thu
the net ind. btedncssoC Madison County
the lat Of march,. 1881, was $so407 9S
Cattle are ceiling In Madison County 8
prjce. ranging from $i8 to $40 per heas
IL BeavesIead County the prices are mo-
ranging from Sig to $sI per head, shc'
BUYERS are purchasing bands Of catt:- TIL
include many three and four year old steer
The time Is approaching to comnenc
the branding Of the "laverscSs" runntn
wild ON the ranges. A smart man, familia
with the use Oh branding iron. can, In
few years, raise . respectfully .sised band {
cattle by slapping his brand ON to t''ese o.
phan calves.
Hecla CITY, formerly called Lilo, Cit.
IL the new name Of the post office At u
great bonanza mines OF this county. Nj
lanes Par(et has received the appointmer
NJ postmaster at that place. Hereafter d
rec, your letters to liecia City. Beaverhea
County, Montana.
Me*srs. Raymond, Harrington & G.
having purchased the placer claim I
Crockett 4 Conrcy In Alder xulch, Madiso
County, have conss,l dated their claim wit
that Of knight 4 Co, and are preparing tor
vigorous summers work on the sro.'n'
which is knO an to he rich.
Members ct tn. Dillon Literary Gu
arc now tu<sling with the double question