The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25


property on Idaho street.
Born-On the goth of August, to MI
and Mrs. Jas. Kirby, Of Silver Star, a dau
ghter Weighr 10 pounds.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges the .receip
OF complimentary card 10 the Triennia
Fair, a: Helena, the first week in Septem
Der.
A. s. Rifles little girl was quite severel,
scalded about the neck, one day this week
She is getting along nicely and will sool
be over the the injury.
II. Brundage contemplates getting up
and printing, plat Of the town Of Dillon
II will prove very useful to citizens ant
property owners in generel.
Master Workman Kinsley has telegra
phed the A. o. U. W., Of Dillon that thi
jurisdiction Is set apart as seperate bene
'ciary jurisdiction with aioo members.
Green s. Walter. new saw.mill, to re
place the one lately destroyed by fire, hal
arrived and will be set up as soon az possibl,
Its capacity is 10000 feet in ten hours.
New residences are going up in every
direction, and soon we may expect to see
such number that sidewalks leading on,
on various stress will become a necessity
The Bible.work in Montana appears ia
be in healthy condition. A canvass of the
Territory is almost completed, by which a
Bible will be placed in every destitute home
St. james Quill wild meet at the residence
Of Rev. Mr.. Drunmond, at ago o'clock,
next Wednesday, for the purpose of re.
organizing. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
J. Con Orem has gone to Helena with
his Mormon Girl and two Shetland ponies.
Mormon Girl will be entered in several of
the races, and the ponies will be placed on
exhibition at the fair.
Robt. Kirkpatrick was so unfo rtunate as
to have one Of the bones Of his left hand
broken by the kick Of a stallion, on Mon.
day. The hurt will not nessarily cripple
the hand, when 1t is healed.
Geo. E. Watson, of Bannock has an en-.
craving and description of his improved
sleigh in the Scientific 4ime,1cas Of Aug Sth
The novelty consists in the peculiar for.
nation OF the runners and in the ornament.
alton Of the runners and body.
The organization Of lodge of Indepen.
dent Order Of Odd Fellows, in Dillon, is
nov being agitated. There are now about
seventeen members in good standing here
and there is no doubt of an early establish.
ment Of a lodge. Odd fellows fall in line.
The territorial air,which opens Sep. I'd,
is bound to be grand success. The man
ayers are doing all in their power to make
it the best, in every respect, ever held in
the mountains. A horse race will be on
the programme for each day OF the fair.
Their announcement appears in another
column.
A party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Axe
and children, Mrs. Lamonte and children.
Misses Ne,tie Carmichael, Minnie Axe,
Mile Coffin and Clara Shively, and Mr..
F. w. Schenck, went on a fishing and
hunting excursion to Rock lake, this week.
They expect to return to-day laden with
game Of all kinds.
Since January Ist 1853 sixty eight Grim.
inals have been hanged by due process of
law, while seventyone have been hanged
without it. The south furnishes thirty six
OF these and Of this number twenty two
were negroes. OF the thirty lynched in the
north, sixteen or almost one half came 10
their death In Montana.
Commissioner Zeehandelaar, at Amster.
dam, Holland, Is doing a good work for
the mining interests Of Montana, Idaho and
Utah. lie had in recent number of the
London Money Market six wide columns
devoted to Montana and her mineral re-.
which is to be translated into
Dutch, French and German,
Rev. E. L. Elder, pastor Of the NJ.
church for the past six months, has been
assigned to Eagle Rock circuit and will de.
liver his farewell sermon Tomorrow even.
ing. His place will be filled BY a divine
from Illinois. Mr.. Elder has made MANY
friends during his stay in this place, who |
wish him success in his new field.
An amateur snake. charmer in the Vel. |
lowstone region has twenty mine adders |
that think 50 much Of him that they follow
him around like dogs. On wash day each |
one takes the tip ola companions tail in |
his mouth, and they allow them selves to |
be hung up on poles for clothes.lines. In
The summer time they braid themselves
into most ingenious hammock in which
The snake.charmer lies and reads novel. on |
The front stoop.
Mr.. ohm Hcadley representing the Geo.
Abbet late E. Gricer & CO., San Francisco !
lett for his home Tuesday evening, after a
soJourn Of several days in our midst. While
here MIR. Headly purchased HOO bags Of
wool from the sheep men Of Beaverhead
county, at an average cost Of $50 per sack
Or IN cents per ound,aggregating about
$4,000. Wide awake and thorough bust.
ness man, as Mr.lIeadley has proven him.
'elf to be, are always welcome in our com.
NUDITY.
CEMETERY AT LAST.
Through the kindness Of Mr.. (.ra;y f.o-