The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
MONTANA CONDENSED.

Miles Cry IS overrun with tramps and
criminals.
Bozen'an is bowling for "a diversity Of
Industries"
The population Of Montana is now e,,;.
mated at $4,000.
The Northern Pacific won't pay its Gus.
ter county taxes.
The St. Nicholas hotel property ut Butte
was sold for $1,000.
The spring round ups Of cattle are about
finished in Montana.
The Yellowstone river is booming and
the Beaverhead is rising.
Prime hay sells in the Butte market At
from $,3 to $as per ton.
Deer Lodgers voted unanimous "yc,'
for $rs,ooo school house.
District Court commences at Bozeman
on next Monday, June 4th.
The western end OF the N. p. track is
thirty miles from Missoula.
One thousand men are at work on the
National Park branch railway.
Bedford, in Jefferson county, is now the
terminus Of the Northern Pacific.
There Is = great scarcity Of vegetables
and meats In the Boxeman market.
The largest vein of coal vet discovered
in Montana is located near Bozeman.
The Malisosias reports work on the con.
centrator energetically pushed ahead.
Only one business failure has been re-
ported in Montana since January lst.
Bishop Brewer preached to large congre.
cations In Missoula county last week.
Windsor B. Cone, miner at Park City,
was found dead in his bed last Sunday.
Wm LYNN, Miles City hash.hou>e
keeper, skipped that town 1000 short.
frankie Duttner, fallen angel, suicided
at Boze,nan last week by taking poison.
The Grand Jury Of Silver Bow county
was in session only two days this week.
1t is claimed that the Montana District
in Meagher county, has been incorporated.
The ladies Of the Methodist society at
Bozeman are building an ice cream sdloon
A four.foot vein of coal has been struck
on Sixteen Mile Greek in Meagher county.
Last Sunday night Denoyle and Ryan
broke out Of the Yellowstone county Jail.
Francis Medhurst presented the Union
Guards, at butte, with beautiful silk flag.
Several large sales Of cattle have been
made OIL the Musselshell lately at $35 per
head.
The Anaconda company, of Butte, will
construct railroad OF its own to transport
ore ON.
Fifteen thousand head of cattle have ar.
rived on the Yellowstone ranges from the
States.
The new poor house Of Gallatin county
will be a t~o-story brick with sixty-toot
| frontage.
The crop of rheumatic and neuragic
cripples at White Sulphur Springs is unu.
sualy large.
The pious condition of Helena is improv-
ing, and regular services are held at the
Jail every Sunday.
Sebree, Ferris y White will put up
$4,000 brick agricultural warehouse near
the depot a, Helena.
A company with capital Of $I,ooo,ooo
has been organized for the reduction Of ores
in the Barker district.
If a stranger "sasses" a prominent citi-
gen Of Butte he is lodged in the city Jail
for six days ard nights.
Ed. Trainor, well.known freighter, was
found in demented condition twenty
's'sSo sAous SAoouNOOusNs
Wertman, teacher Of piano music, is
under 5000 bonds at Bozeman for stealing
$500 and diamond ring.
The Fifth Anniversary of the Butte Mi.
ners Union will be celebrated on June 18th
in an appropriate manner.
All Of the rioters engaged in the riot at
Gallatin City last week gave bail to await
the action Of the grand jury.
Mills, Of the Bozeman Coa,,cy, has re.
formed and he now writes beautiful pieces
entitled, "Pure, cold water"
The Helena U1cekly Herald never lets an
occasion pass to hit the interests Of South.
ern Montana spitetul blows.
Ii Pat Gallagher is in Montana he vii,
please write to his sister Catharine Gala.
CHER, at Orillia, Ont, Canada.
The Grand Jury at Butte ignored the
charges against the five miners for viola.
ting the "gag law of Montana.
A resolution was adopted by the Episcu.
pal Church committee at Billings to erect
church edifice at cost of $500.
When Bozen,an wife Is slandered the
husband takes pair of six. shooters and
drives the slanderer up Bridger Creek.
Over one hundred cases were disposed of
In the District Court at Butte in two DAYS
BY settlement, dismissal and judgment.
"Jacky" Robinson, Esq, in addition to
selling $1,000 worth Of law per annum.
sells wood BY the wholesale at Deer Loa.e
Less than 500 feet Of the Mullan Bore
remains to be bored to let the chinooks Of
the Pacific through the s,Iso.toot tunnel.
Col. Sanders and Marshal Botkin deliv-
ered eloquent orations at the graves of the
lead soldiers at Helena on Memorial Day.
II. +: Brown, artist for "Stewart's Histo.
y OF Montana, had . shoulder dislocatrd
oy an accident at a steam saw mill at Mis-
soula.
The Inter Moxssais SAYS that all the
prominent turfinen Of Montana will be in
Fourth Of July races.
BISHOP RREwER,s AppnuNrNatcErS