The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
MONTANA CONDENsPn

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full blast. 'e'y Is running
butte papers are initiating the Roxo.
courier In the setting Of display ads ~s'han
Montana May has an article -.
ping" in the Adoocafa for Septmbsr gam
The merchant. of Twin Bridges sh.
. ".an. ano taurin have agreed to close th..
stores on Sunday, hereafter. 'he'r
Townsend is liable to have a riva,oe
SIDERABLE Importance. . 1t is to he I'm I'm
ferry. Aoostin's
The blowing of locomotive whist.
the biI!ings. stock yards caused a hsrd AZ
cattle corraiied inside to stamped and WEI o.
The agent Of Dupont Bros. the oxo.
gunpowder firm, says that Montan. great
sumes more powder per capita than . aa
state or territory in the Union. N' any
a cowboy named Cal Vandernoo, wh,-
attempting to cut calf out Of band raas
the Triangle ranch, on tongue river "s s
Gently, was thrown from his horse ma r.
tally injured "''o Ia
Miles City has four churches already ~,
another is soon to be opened. And " wv.
Miles City is not the purest CITY in Christ '
dom. The Journal Is making an etf;rt u.
public reform by publishing a serno "a.
every Sunday. '''n
Charley Hawkes. formerly of the vo,,a.
House, Dillon) narrowly escaped d.a,h
Gently in falling from the old Nilsson.
bridge. He struck upon the top Of a Mia
driver which was working below and rn,,
aged to cling to 1t until somebody came s, ~
his assistance. - ~
Two hunters from up the river ca,,.
down yesterday with the pelts Of two blacI
bears. They proved up on them before
Judge Budlong,a and received the Certificate.
which entitled them to $l6 bounty none.
from the Territorial bounty money.-Iiy.
ingston Enterprise.
The /sdebeadexf says that gladiolus hal.
SANS petunias, phlox, heliotropes, dahlias
geTaniuma of several varieties, sweet pea.
nasturtiums, verbenas, morning plories
candytuft, violets, pansies, convolyulus
snap dragon, larkspurs and apple trees are
blooming In Helena, as In August.
Butte Is one Of the few cities in the coun.
try, that can boast Of q baseball team that
has passed through the season without =
defeat.-/stcr Mo*sfxix. Helena Is one Of
the few cities In the country that can boa,t
OF baseball team that has passed through
TIE season without = victory.-/ndetcn.
The Livingston Enterprise dercribes
peculiar mineral curiosity brought into
Livingston BY Dan Edwards. It consists
Of the root Of small tree coated over with
copper to the depth Of several inches. Ii
was taken from spring In the upper part
OF Emtgrant Culch. The waters are heay.
NY tmpregnated with copper, any sub.
stance thrown thrown into It being quickly
stained greer.
Or. A. ]. Hunter, In letter to the iwde.
Pe"de"f, mentions the fact that he was
member Of Montana's first constitutional
convention. The convention was called
together IN Helena in 1866 by Gen. Thomas
Francis Meagher, Acting Governor, in re.
sPonse to petitions from all parts of the
territory. Or. Hunter was one of the mem.
oers from Gallat'n county, and is, as he
ton still alive.
W: P. Clough Of St. Paul, attorney for
me Northern Pacific, who is supposed to
speak with authority from his close rela-
movement in the Northern Pacific is en-.
u1ely without cause or reason, It is hut
simply the work OF manipulattrs in Wall
street, directed at Willard and his associates
who hold Northern Pacific stock, with the
view OF breaking up the combination, and
mas 70 other cause whatever.
Marvuis de Notes has purchased the ma.
cn'nery for his beef slaug htering and can.
ning establishment, at Miles CITY, and has
shipped II. The board OF trade have secured
tor 1t an eligable location, about two miles
from town, on the Yellowstone, with am.
File facilities for water power and trackage.
An arrangement has been made to erect
a building and put up the necessary amount
OF ice, SO active Operations can be com.
menced In the spring. This is the first and
only beef Strengthening and packing estab.
lishment in Montana.
Thos Commit and family, residing .o,ne
distance below Nlissoula on the onposite.
side OF the river, narrowly escaped drown.
ing last Sunday. From meager particulars
obtained it seems that Mr.. COMMIT and wife
Mrs. Ray and one or two others, were driv.
ing across the ford, when they somehow
got into deep water and capsissd. All in
ne wagon chung to the box, which raised
'Dove the gearing. In this dangerous situ.
lt'on they were seen by Mr.. Booth. who
instantly went to their rescue with boat