The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-30

dances will take place At Court House Hall
on next Wednesday evening, October Attn
Last winter the Club hops were very pop
ular, and - they are being revived under
proper management these dances will be
largely attended by our society people dur
ing the fall and winter.
One paragraph In the report Of the
Grand Jury Of Silver Bow County reads
"Our attention has been directed BY mem
bers Of the Rod and Gun Club to the pol
luton of streams In this county with saw
dust. We have no specific information rela
tive thereto, but we admonish proprietor
Of saw mill: guilty Of this offence to dis
continue It,"
The Board Of Commissioners Of Beaver
head County will meet again ~ Board o.
Equalization on next Thussday, October
9Th, for the purpose Of correcting any sup
posed errors In the assessment roll Of the
county, and as the amended notice publish.
ed this week reads-"to transact such other
business as may come before the Board In
pursuance Of law"
George w. Thatcher, who has been SUI
perintendent of the Utah and Northern
Railway for the past Ave or six years. hav.
ing resigned, the resignation takes effect on
the lst Of October. Mr.. Thatcher has
made popular official. He has seen the
Utah aud Northern extended, under his su.
perintendency, from franklin, Idaho, 20
the Deer Lodge Valley, and during all
that time his management Of the road has
been excellent.
The publishers Of Rstledre's Aoskily in
another column offer Sac Bible reward to
the person telling them the verse In the
Old Testament that contains the greatest
number Of words. Our Biblical editor
claims that the 9th verse Of the 9Th chap.
ter Of Esther will win the money, as that
verse contains ninety words. The 18th
verse of the 18th chapter Of lid Kings Is
also Of more than ordinary length, and
contains seventy mine words.
In Jefferson County they have fashion
Of dealing out sterner justice than we do in
Beaverhead. At the late term of District
Court at Radersburg, the following were
convicted and sentenced 70 the penitentiary {:
Royal Towsley, seven years for horse steal.
ing; George DonneIly, six years Tor horse
stealing; John H. Crane, 1--WE years for
horse stealing. John Dolan, who attempt.
ed to kill man named Sweet In the Park
several miles from Butte last spri:.s was
sent up for nine years.
The perpetual motion invented By one Of
the handy .salesmen at L. c. Fyhrie & Co. 3
store u very simple apparatus In its con.
struction and there IL little friction in the
gearing when the machine d In motion.
1t runs smoothly, and although the power
ia limited there is regular velocity and 4
efficiency Of good motive. power 10 run q
machine for making shoes for house flies.
The machine ha. not been patented yet
but i is utilized simply as an emblem Of
the ingenuity Of man. - =.
Rev. Hugh Duncan, Of Sheridan, was
In Dillon on hast Wednesday, bringing his
son Thomas WIG took the cars tor Phila.
delphia, at which city he will receive med.
tcal treatment. Rev, Mr.. Duncan will en-.
deavor to,hold the. Methodist loet1n Dillon
once month until other arrangements are
made By the Church ~ supply regular
pastor for this neglected people. Brother
Duncan Il the pioneer Methodist pre- cher
Of Montana, and Ills long services In the
Methodist cause have been vigorous and
sincere. Ef t
The race on last Saturday, between Con
Orem's General" and Sim Estes "Dee."
drew large crowd b the race track. The
horses ran one hundred and fifty yards.
The race resulted Id D draw, and Il was 40
decided. Orem's horae came In ahead on
the first trial, but both horses were outside
OF the sticks stuck up At the score. The
second heat was decided q draw. Estes
horse on the last heat did beautiful RUNNING
In an air line, while the rider OF "General,'
unable to guide him, permitted the horaI
to run to one side. A challenge to run
again has been issued.
| The Blackfoot RsRistev, In noticing b
F. White's candidacy for the Legislature
says: ale will make live member.
elected, and II the people want i've mem
Der they will see that his election il made
sure thing" Very nice advice, Mr.. Reg
isfer, but the people Of Beaverhead Coun
~ are bound to have 4 Browne or Whit
member Of the Council, and either vii
prove lively enough. The Constitutions
Amendment having obliterated the "colo
line" the people can vote . Browne or
White ticket tn November Is they like.
The Butte Daily /ssey Mossfais has tn
, following paragraph about the mines O.
Birch Greek In the Utopia District: auto
pja IL the name OF Z prosperous Beave,
head mining district. Among the mins
10 one from which iron ore containing 8
per cent. pure iron Is taken; mines. Il,
" ores Of which assay 81 per cent. copper an
" carry 4 small per centage IT gold; and lead
which yield ore that assays 3ss ounces
silver. $50 in gold and IS per cent. lea,
and numerous other locations yieldin
t smaller returns"
= The smallpox has again broken out
;. Missoula County, and Il alarmingly pre,
alent. Four cases are reported near Ste,
y ensvtlle In that county. Last Sunday NJ
:. Ferd Kennel, cashier Of the Missoula ban
3 was attacked with the disease. The publ
schools Of Missoula have been closed ar
y the citizens Of that town are making eve,
t. effort to prevent \ spread Of the diseas
;. Az there Il considerable travel betwet
I. Dillon and Missoula precautions should
" taken that the disease Is not introduced h
:. to this community.
!" The need Of Touring mill In the Be
verhead Valley Is felt more this year tn,
!. ever before. Next year there will be
1t much larger amount Of wheat grown
" the Valley than there was this season. n,
re Dillon, from its central position, is an e
Is cellent point for Touring mill. Farme
er up and down the Valley, who are intere,
er ed In sering mill put up, have express
y themselves in favor Of taking stock in d
enterprise or contributing toward buildi,
L. 4 mill. Here ia a rare chance for . CO,