The Dillon tribune., 1883-03-17
MONTANA CONDENSED.

No bids were put in to build that $,5o,a
school house at Bozeman.
The whistle of the locomotive is now
distinctly heard in Bozeman.
Last weeks silver bullion shipmentfron
Butte fell down to $7I,7oo.
There is to be Union Temperate
Meeting al Butte next week.
TIE Episcopalian of Bozeman are rasn.
money to build rector's residence.
Supt. Conger, of the National Park, has
returned to his post of observation.
There is rumor current that Fort Eli
is to be made fve-company post.
One of the amusements at the next Tsr
ritorial Fair is to be bicycle race.
There is great deal Of squabbling in the
Barker District over quartz claims.
Stanley's "Rambles in Wonderland arr
still offered for sale in the Territory.
In Central Park sheep man lost 900
out of 100 sheep in the last cold snap.
An Injunction ousted the jumpers ofih
Silver Bell mine in the Barker district
The new Masonic Hall, at Butte, is the
most complete lodge room in Montana
Methodist meetings are suspended IN
Bozeman while the church is being fixed
Because Gov Crosby vetod the wood
cut bill Voolfolk walls and keeps on wall
ing.
The Virginia City Reduction COMPANY
has secured more ground to build its works
upon.
There is to be no DELAY in the erection IS
a new Masonic Temple at WhitesSSYNM
Springs.
Over at Livingston the pop Of the pistol
at night is becoming too frequent to u
healthy.
Two of the twenty -four prisoners CO.. !
fined in the Gallatin county Jail are held
murder.
Bozeman dirt (town lots) to the value
over $4,000 was sold to Eastern SHARPE
last week.
Scarlet fever has taken hold on the chill 1
rem of Missoula, with nine cases reports :
last week.
u. S. special mail agent Bannermani
around looking after the mail service ID
Montana.
"Local Miscellany" supplants "JeIr :
Cake on the live paper of Eastern Mon I
tana. 1t is we'll.
The District Court Calendar for th 4
court now in session at Butte is longer thai 4
two moral laws.
Pat Hughes has struck copper-silrr u
lode in the in the Belt Park that is eghtf
five feet in width.
The new Catholic Church at Butte ish q
be So by IS feet in size, surmounted b!'
spire 100 feet high.
The editorial den of the Deer Lode
North West is illumed by a sketch mat y
by an old buck Iniun. E
D. p. Lake was found dead in his bed@
Jackson street, Helena, on the 9th. Caps b
of death-consumptio 81
John A. Walsh, of Jackson, Michigan d
wants to hear from from VIM. Walsh VINO $
is supposed to be in Montana.
The Presbyterians of Helena have ohefa &
Rev. Mr.. Moore $500, and rent OF h0aS e
to preach for them one year.
Territorial School Supt. Hedges keeps
register of teachers out of employing
and Of districts wanting teachers. 3.
Charley Story, nephew of his unce
incarcerated in the Bozeman jail tor COW g ss
hitting $4,000 bank crookedness'
Helena stands in need of frstclass
FOUNDER of the Gospel. The app''1
must muster with the Presbvterlans
Flathead Indians stole the blankets % ".
the smallpox pest house at Wees' '''a
Heap small pox among the red rascal'sy ~.
A special election is to be held ~ =. ;,
lowstone county on the second Mono' Is \
April for electing county and precl0e'" &
GERS. \
A. Missoula they are hungry 'o s AZ
formation of musical society to % ~
their "native," "half-breed," and c'''' 81
souls. :.
The law to enable Choteau count! ~. y,
vest 100000 in a new court house "a "a
the decent people and roustabouts q
Benton.
AT Sloan's tie-camp in Missoula ,I ~
two children Of w. G. Marks-a gr' .a
and boy OF three years-were 0'n'''
death recently.