The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
IN TOWN AND OUT.

ot July In patriotic way.
Go to the Fourth Of July meeting at
Smiths law Office this evening.
s. D. Beebe is District Deputy Of the A.
o. L. w. for Beaverhead County.
Fishing is .ip.top on the Grasshopper
and the Bannack anglers are happy.
Are you outside Of the 'inde,nni.y lin.
its" Of the Northern Pacific Railroads
Assessor Willis is engaged in rounding
up the taxpayers Of Beaverhead County.
The skating rink continues to draw we'll
and old and young enjoy the health giving
sport.
Postmaster Purdum, at Salisbury, has re.
signed, but lis successor has not been ap-
pointed vet.
Football has broke out at Glendale, and
all the able legged men Of the town are en-.
gagged In kicking.
Delegate Maginnis, after he RECEIVERS from
his oration fatigue, will come to Montana
for few weeks sojourn.
Preparations to erect new buildings a,
Sheridan are going on, three Of which will
be erected by Alex. Scott.
St. James Guild will meet at the resi
dence Of Mrs. Fred Wick, in Dillon, on mex,
Wednesday, June 9th, at O'Clock, p. m.
The machinery for the Jones smclter
which is to be erected in the Sheridan dis
trict, has all arrived at the Dillon depot.
The stone for the foundation Of the
School House is being quarried at the
Dempsey quarry in Beaverhead Canyon
strengthening has commenced in some
parts Of Montana, and in Beaverhead coun
ty preparations to shear are being made b,
the owners Of flocks.
Sports are not getting their money In or
the hole card at Dillon. The law Of the
last Legislature has prostrating effect on
the short-card imdustry.
A bad man from Idaho cut up on the
streets when Sheriff Reinhardt gave the
fellow shaking and run him into the
county pen for change.
The Helena base ball club is challenging
in turn, all of the clubs in Montana. The
Dillon nine are patiently awaiting chal.
sNV6N "O'u tuC ~"pltAS u1lC.
The trustees Of the burving ground in
School District No. 3 give notice that the
ground will no longer be open for burial
purposes for the general public.
Transfers of quartz property have been
made recently in the Rochester District in
Madison county. The prospects for lively
times In this old camp are good.
II will be observed bv advertisement in
another place that the book accounts due
Sweet & Baldwin have heen transferred to
Sehree. Ferris l. White, for settlement.
The Boxe,nan Chronicle asks: "What is
the railroad going to do for us'" Don't
know, unless Hank Willard could be pur
suaded to take stock in the Chronicle and
boom It.
John r. Lobb, Joseph Harkness, and an.
other man, skipped out Of Butte with liv.
cry team. The are nelieved to he making
break for Wood River via Dillon and
Bannack.
Wanted: A Public Administrator for
Beaverhead county. Apply to Probate
Judge Wing. An applicant must be an
oldtimer and 4 Christian. No pilgrims
need apply.
The school teachers Of Beaverhead Coun.
ty, without distinction as to age or sex, will
meet at School Hall to-day. Dress parade
at 9 a. m. The doxology will be sung At
4 p. m, sharp.
Stampeders, returning from the Cnur de
Alene mountains, report that Prilckard, the
man who got up the stampede, 'is liar and
a blk, and the probabilities arc that he is
hanging now"
Prospectors are seeking the snow line OF
the mountain ranges. The Rockies are
likely to reveal more Of their wealth in the
discovery Of deposits Of the precious mat
ais this year than ever before.
Under the influence Of warm, sun shiocy
weather vegetation on the Beaverhead
Valley and on the smaller valleys assumes
a beautiful green. Crops are somewhat
backward, but the indications are favorable
for aprotiuctive season.
Dave McCranor and Beck Hamilton are
making preparations to resume work on
their "Sheridan Group" Of mines. These
mines arc located in the Wisconsin Greek
District in Madison county. Over $1,000
has ieen expended in developing the mines,
with results that fully warrant the owners