The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09

report that all boom has been knocked out
Of B,zeman since the railroad passedon to
Shun' Em, or Helena, which is the same
thing, spelled differently. However, Boze-
man has Fort Ellis to fall back on and that
is better than nothing.
II you doubt the fact that Eastman keeps
the choicest brands of cigars drop into his
place and satisfy yourself The foreign
and domestic weedsa at Eastman are suited
to the most fa>tidious smoker, and married
and single men can find n balm and sin.
cere consolation In smoking these fragrant
cigars. Try 'em.
The scare that the smallpox had broken
out among the Bannack Indians camped
near town created some alarm. lnvestiga.
ton proved that buck had an attack Of
the measles. A Dublin doctor, stopping
at the Corinne Hotel, was sent out to pre-
scribe for the red man. and II that Indian
survives he Is a good one.
Delegate Maginnis, and the .other big
white chiefs, will assemble at the parlor Of
the Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago, in Aug
ust, to concoct and carry out some to plan
Dust the reservation Indians in Montana
off Of the immense tracts Of land they
claim. The Indian has no rights that the
white man is bound to respect.
Parties intending to make purchases OF
anything in the agricultural implement line,
such as plows, reapers, mowers, binders.
hay rakes, and, in fact, everything used in
running a ranch, will find it to their advan.
tage to visit Dillon. Our Dillon houses
are fully supplied with implements Of every
description from the best manufactures.
A sheep man, down from Horse Prairie.
says his clip Of WOOL will be a triae light
this season. He says that during the time
Of the last heavy snow storm his sheep all
lived for month by eating the wool off OF
each other, and, in consequence, the wool
is short. This story is a little tough, and
sheepey, but lis reported for what it is WORTH
One day recently Tom Martin and
brother.i in law tried to ford the Beaverhead
River near Pages Palace with a span Of
American mares. The team went into a
deep hole in the river and both animals
were drowned before theycould be extrica-
ted. There was no insurance on the out
fit and the loss was without a stand off Of
any kind.
Once in while the humorous paragraphs
or original yarns in the columns Of the VIZ.
g;nia City 4Nadisomian reminds the readers
of that interesting newspaper that they do
not pay out their 81 per annum in vain.
Tom Bakers last is in sum and substance
that an elephants tusk had been found in
working the placer diggings Of Alder Gulch.
Mr.. Bakers reformation was :. liant but
brief. We are sorry for Tom Baker.
Agen: Ecebe has received Geographic in
struction that the Utah and Northern will
carry passengers from Dillon to Salt Lake
and return at one fare, $4,000. leaving Dill.
Ion on the 18th Of June and for return, to
all who wish to attend the Thomas Musical
Festival on the 18th and 10th. The Thorn
as combination will not visit Montana and
our people will have to go down to Utah If
they want to take it in.
The past year was most prosperous one
for Dillon, and the fact that the town great
~ increased in permanent population is
significant, The increase in building, ate.
the last destructive fire, kept pace with the
increase in desirable population. Many OF
the buildings erected last summer were
fine, substantial structures, and the edifces
to be constructed this year will duplicate
those built last season in every essential
respect.
She was rugged out in nice, new frock,
made out Of a blackish colored semi, dia.
phanous fabric, which covered a snow.
white skirt, and with a sweet. angelic smile
illuminating her beautiful blonde face she
attempted to cross an irrigating ditch on
treacherons foot.plank. "Ohv'-and in
she went, and as she waded out she swore
feminine swear not to be found in the
profane vocabulary used by the mustached
| inasculines.
Sheriff McMasters, Of Deer Lodge coun.
ty, was in town last Tuesday, after Chi.
naman who had committed $500 robber.
ry on the West Side. Deputy Mikus, the
day before, on Geographic dispatch, ar
| rested Il 9 Celestial on the south bound
train and run him into the county pen to
await the arrival Of the West Side officer.
About $500 was found in the possession Of
the heather and Sheriff McMasters took
the Acknowledged thief back to Deer Lodge.