The Dillon tribune., 1884-07-26


mails.
There is considerable inquiry for hand
to work in the hay fields.
Poindexter's quotations of country pro
duce are lower than last week.
The pay car of the Utah and Northern
passed up the road yesterday.
Tra,nps are not so numerous in this sec
ton as they were one moon ago.
A number Of elegant private residences
are in course Ct erection in Dillon.
The firm Of Merk & Eckstorm, at Twir
Bridges in Madison county, was dissolve,
recently.
Trains, passenger and freight, arc arriv
ing at and departing from the Dillon depo
regularly on time.
Owsley Il Cowan, the liverymen o
Butte, offer $25 reward for two stray horses
See advertisement.
Our Glendale itemizer is taking a res
during the temporary dullness of that burg
He will be heard from before fall.
w. ID. Davis will offer at public sale to
day, Saturday, at Marlow's corral, in Di!
lon, band Of thirty.five horses OF goot
grade.
Ore from the Blue Wing District is ar
irving at the freight depot OF the U. ane
N, to be shipped BY the First Nationa
Bank Of Dillon.
Matthews & Webb's last ore and bullion
circular, from Denver, quotes silver a,
$I.1oH per ounce, and says that the price
is ruling steadily.
The proprietors of the Dillon brick yard
will burn another kiln Of 100000 brick
The work of putting up the kiln will com.
mence Immediately.
Wool is rolling into the freight depots
very rapidly. Large wagons are daily de.
livering wool OF medium quality better
than the clip Of last year.
The first contested desert land case in
Beaverhead County-John Miller VS.. Dan
iel B. Noble--was decided by the Secretary
OF the Interior in favor Of NOBLE.
Prot. Cederstrom, phrenologist, delivered
three lectures at High School Hall during
the week. The audiences were small, but
the lectures were quite entertaining.
Flatteripg reports have been received
from the Birch Greek District The Red
Bear and other mines are showing up splen-
didly, with ore Of high grade in sight.
The TRIBUNE Job Department, in charge
Of competent job artists, is better prepared
to turn out neat job printing, in all sty les,
than any other establishment in Southern
Montana.
Dr. Clutter was called to Glendale on
Tuesday to attend Dr. Noble who was re-
ported in precarious condition. DR.. No.
ble, who had an attack OF largnitis, is re.
ported better.
The Corinne Hotel Is now running CHI
geographic and printed bills of fare on the
dining table. And the musical voice Of the
polite French hash. handler is hushed at
oon.time now.
The lIecla Company has struck rich ore
and an immense body of it in old Trapper
mine. 1t is reported that the company is
extracting $4,000 TO $1,000 worth Of ore
daily from this mine.
VIM. Knapp returned from the CGur
d'Alene gold country yesterday. He had
been in that country for some time past,
and says that il is tirst.class blk, more or
less-principally mole.
In the case of the Territory Of Montana
versus Fred Bird, ct al, tried before Judge
Wing and jury Of twelve, the defendants
were fined ST. each and costs. Counsel Tor
defendants gave notice Of appeal.
The Dillon brass band Is making rapid
progress in musical matters. The practice
meetings show that the band is attaining
proficiency in music calculated to sootht
the savage and cultivated soul alike.
The regular per cent, or $4,000 divi.
dend, and an extra dividend of the same
amount, was paid BY the Hccla Consolida-
ted Mining Co.. the LIST Of the month. To.
TIL dividends paid this year-$l2o,ooo.
The Butte dailes-the Inter Mountain
and MiHev-had to make "three bites" at
Blainc's letter OF acceptance before they
printed 1t in full. The ponderous political
paper appears in to-day's TRIBUNE, all at
one bite.
The Young Mems Republican Commit
mittee held regular meeting at the Court
House on last Tuesday evening. The
Club will meet again at the Court House
ON next Tuesday evening for the transac-
tion of business.
The Postoffice Department advertises
for special mail service as follows: mo.
36,ISS--Fron Dewey's to Wisdom in Bea.
verhead County, Montana, once week. !"
The contract is to extend from September
lst, 1854, to June goth, 1855.
Last night grand free concert was Civ.
en- by the Band OF Hope at High School
Hall. The young ladies' Of Dillon assisted
in the musical part Of the entertainment,
which consisted Of vocal and instrumental
music, recitati0ns and tableaux.
John Cannon, Charley Armstrong, Ed.
Award and Al. Pickett attempted to hold a
horse funeral on the banks of Rock Greek
lake the other day. The funeral was a
failure because the pack horse refused to
drown and furnish them with victim for
imposing obsequies.
The new furnace Of Smith Ball at Ar.
genta is nearing completion. The furnace
will be ready to fire up bv the middle Of
next month. A large supply Of ore is
ready for smelling, and It is expected that
the furnace will make big run for the re.
,nainder Of the season.
There are no regular Monday evening
meetings held at Grace NJ. +. Church, the
report to that effect be unlounded. Every
Thursday evening Of each week PRAYER
meeting is held at the church. Every Sab
bath the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Norris, will oc.
rupy the pulpit, at the usual hours Of hold
"g. services, morning and evening, unless
ne be absent holding service at some other