The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-12

| cutting to two bits. There Is no cutting In
the prices at Dillon.
Girls in Butte City wear nearly forty
pounds of clothing. So when Silver City
girl gets on a dudes lap il is the dude that
is mashed, not the girl.
Al. Pollinger, auctioneer, will sell the
stock Of goods lately assigned by Geo. +
Lewis at Twin Bridges. The sale com.
mences on the 18th inst.
Owing to the crowded condition Of our
advertising columns advertisements, to se'
cure insertion in the TRIBUNE, must be
handed IN on Thursdays.
The Republican primary for the Dillon
precinct will be held at the Court House
next Thursday evening, the I7th. Katie
Darling, there is music in the air.
On last Monday city elections were held
Republicans were scooped plenty. In Boze.
man the Peoples ticket was elected.
Owners of hogs will shut them up to-day
On and after next Monday, the 18th, Sher-
itf Reinhardt, or deputy, will impound all
hogs found running at large in Dillon.
Dillon Precinct will elect five delegates
to the County Republican Convention.
Sanders sympathisers are tolerably thick in
this altitude-Crosbyites are numerous.
The Dillon butchers are displaying fine
meats. Boldly keeps up his lick. Bray,
the new proprietor of the Montana Market,
tumbles to the business like an old hand.
Angle worms are shipped from Salt Lake
to Dillon for fish bait. And now the merry
angler disregardeth all pious injunctions
and VANDERBILT up the creeks in search Of
the festive fish.
DR.. Bemis has just introduced new
method Of painting in oil colors BY steam.
lie has with him forty recommends Of the
| first ladies' of Butte WHO have learned the
work and claim it to be genuine.
| John N. Adams, merchant at Market
Lake, Idaho, WI ties to Messrs. Sebree, Fer.
ris & White as follows: "Has any one in
your vicinity lost any horses, and what are
the brands etc. think know where the
horses are"
The Butte Republican primary on last
Thursday was warm affair. A dispatch
Of yesterday reads: "The kickers beaten
by a few votes. think, however, that
Crosby or Arthur can not hold delegation
as constituted"
In Lewis and Clarke county horned
stock is assessed at $2S and sheep at So. 60;
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milk cows $50; in Beaverhead, horned
stock, from yearlings up, $2s, and stock
horses $ss to $40.
The currency for the Dillon National
Bank is being printed. A fine set Of books
have been received for the new bank, which
will succeed the Bank of Southern Mon.
tana as soon as the currency for circulation
is received and signed.
NJ. Goldberg, of Glendale, as will be no.
ticed by advertisement in another column,
is prepared to furnish the public with boots,
shoes, harness, saddles, etc. Goldberg is a
first class workman and his shop always
turns out excellent work.
| Horsemen will be interested in reading
the stallion announcement Of Noah Arm.
strong, Of Doncaster Ranch in Madison
County, to be found IN to.day's TRIBUNE.
The famous thoroughbred racer Tom Bow
ling Is included In the list.
| When writing an article for the press,
whether prose or verse, just try to utter
your thoughts in the fewest words, and let
them be crisp and dry; and when 1t Is fin
ished, and you suppose it Is done exactly
brown, just look it over again, and then
boil it down.
There are ten divorce cases to be dispos.
ed of at the next term of District Court fol
Beaverhead County. But as the atmos
phere is exceedingly light on the headwat
crs of the Big Muddy that number Is liable
to be increased before the May term OF the
District Court.
Easter services at St. James Episcopal
Church tomorrow, Sunday, morning al
1870 O'Clock, with Baptism and Holy Com
munion. In the evening the children's
Easter festival will he given at half.past
seven o'clock, when there will BE- prcsenta
tions of Easter eggs and Easter cards.
i A dispatch from Miles City, dated the 4th
inst, says that Steve Taylor, ex.clerk o
Custer county, had been arrested at El Pa
50, Texas Taylor was the county clerk
who robbed the people OF Custer county
SO shametully couple Of years ago, and
he will be tried on several indictments.
| We notice in our Missoula exchange.
that the Rev. NJ. T. Lamb, OF Glendale, is
giving very entertaining sciopticon exhibi
tons at the towns along the n. p. railway
The papers report that he is doing we'll with
his show, and from that we infer that hi
will not return home an 'empty" Lamb.
Ben Hogan made good clean up among
the whisky Slippers Of Salt Lake, but di.
not catch as many, in proportion to the pop
+ ulation, as he did at Dillon. On his leav
ing that city the 7'yIbmme said: "Durins
his stay in the city he has done much goo.
and We wish him God speed in his labor
wherever he goes"
The itineratc newspaper starter Leigh K
(or, some say, Liar,) Freeman issue, pros
pectus for a newspaper at Heron, Mon
tana, this time. 1t is merely a continna
r tion, ON wheels, Of what was known as tn
. Ogden Index, Glendale Atlantis, Butte In
tcs /4i.r- gounttHNs. Freeman Labor. Unioi
and SD forth, and SO on.
The stockmen Of Melrose and vicinit,
recently organized Tor mutual protection
1t is said that the very sudden disappear
t ance Of steers, cows, and calves, togethe
with the marketing OF wagon loads @
+ calves and quarters Of beef at one tim
. from that locality made this action on tn
part Of the cattle men necessary.
In running drin south from the -
: foot level in the whim shaft Of the Lega
= Tender mine, at Argenta, a fine vein {
rich silver.lcad ore was struck recently
=, The ore is similar in character to that &c
which the Legal Tender mine has been
noted producer for a number Of years, bt
i ing worth from $500 to StOO per ton.