The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-11-10
MONTANA CONDENSED.

Butte u to have an ice skating rink.
All Butte saloons did not close up OH
election day.
Editor Mehan Of the Livingston Tribune
Is very Ill at that place.
An analysis Of the waters Of DR.. Hunters
Hot Springs shows the presence Of seven.
teen Different chemicals.
Jacob Medary who has been doing the
city side OF the Butte Miner has left that
paper and journalism for more lucrative
business.
The Canadian Pacific railroad has an.
nounced Its purpose to construct branches
from Maple Creek to Benton and from
Winnipeg to Kansas City.
Seven new patients were admitted to the
Warm Springs Insane Asylum during the
months Of September and October. Six
were discharged and three died.
The machinery for the new Collar twen-
ty stamp mill at Maiden has arrived on the
ground and will be put in place at once. 1t
Is expected that the mill will start up next
week some time.
The new gymnasium at Butte has been
entirely remodeled and Is fitted up with
horizontal bars, trapeze, rings rowing ma
chimes, striking bags, suspended foot balls,
gloves, foils, single sticks, etc.
The Utah Il Northern engineers are at
the head waters Of the Madison river sur.
veying a route 10 the geysers. 1t is whis-
pered that they will send their new line Wv
the Muscleshell to connect will, the North
ern Pacific.-Ex.
Last Sunday evening, Donnel Schroll, a
Dutchman, who was watching the trestles
tor the railroad company about Is miles be.
low Missoula, was shot In the head and in.
stantly killed, in his cabin by some UNI
known person who then robbed him OF
about $500 or $500. No clew has been
obtained Of the villain.
Near the town of Martina, Missoula
county, three Indians and a boy robbed
some Chinese placer miners of 5000 and
then shot one Of the Cinnamon who object
ed to their carrying off one Of his blankets
The leader OF the Indians Is supposed to be
koonsa, who killed Frank Marengo on the
Jocko last year. The Indians were suisse
quently arrested and jailed.
The wind has begun its usual capcrs
around that region Of country where lies
the town Of Livingston. The town is loser
OF about $1,000 by the blow Of last Sunday
night The TRIBUNE building was found
lying In an indiscriminate mass on the
ground. The proprietors Of that paper have
worked hard during the summer and the
almost irreparable loss Of their new build.
ing is sad blow.-Bozemax Chronicle.
A gentleman who recently returned from
Horse Plains reports that while there he
met packer from kootenai who informed
him thrt prospectors in the employ Of the
Canadian government had lately discovered
placer diggings on the big bend OF the Co.
lumbia. The new mines are said to he To-
Gated about 100 miles from the new town
OF kootenai. The item comes n long way
around. bus is given for what it Is WORTH
Missoshaw.
The St. Paul Hotel Reporter says: lIe,,.
ma Is one Of the most promising cities on
the line Of the Northern Pacific railroad
and It Is believed will be second to none
between s.. Paul and Portland. A recent
writer from there says that in 4 short time
she will have in addition to her present
railroad connections, communication with
the south BY the Utah & Northern, and
this accomplished, she may look for an era
OF advancement unprecedented in the his
tory OF metropolitan growth In the Rocky