The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-05-17
MONTANA CONDENSED.

The passenger fare over the Belknap trail
j, $12.
An effort is being made to reorganize the
Benton brass band.
The stallion Morgan Traveller was sold
at Deer Lodge for $1,000.
Poll selling on the Mccoy and McDon-
aid fight at Butte is brisk.
The property of the Belknap Town Co.
has been attached for $4,000.
The Belknap townsite company and the
Northern Pacific are at peace.
AT Butte fourteen couples contemplate
matrimony shortly.
The smallpox case at Anaconda turned
out to be an eruption of pimples.
One hundred and sixty men are employ
ed by the company at Anaconda.
The Butte district is overrun with miners
from a distance in search of work.
Livingston is to have brass band, con-
sisting of ten horns and two drums.
Three more Cheyennes are in Jail at Miles
City on the charge of cattle stealing.
Joe Keppler, Of Glendale, is running a
branch watch and clock shop at Anaconda
Anaconda people received $4,000 pounds
of merchandise during the month OF April.
One week from to-day, Saturday, there
will be trotting and running races at Deer
Lodge.
The report that the Hunter Hot Springs
had been sold proved to be another Living
stOn lie.
The Sisters of Charity, at Helena, are
inviting proposals for the erection OF anew
hospital.
District Court for Yellowstone county
opened last Monday with Judge Coburn on
the bench.
The first clean up OF the Drum Lum'
mon mill was five bars of bullion valued
at $4,000.
The Butte Reform Club is making ar.
engagements to engage John B. Gough tor
one or more lectures.
Bill Coggin, alias "Kerry Eagle indict'
ed in Custer county for killing Dan McCar'
thy last winter, was acquitted.
Boulder, the county seat of Jefferson
county, has three whisky mills and one
church, but nary school house.
AT Helena dutch LENA" hurdy high
kicker, took lots Of morphine. She will not
dance any more until she is born again.
At Deer Lodge Kate Albert didn't geta
divorce from her Charley. The jury said
they must stick together for better or worse
Al Bozeman the Methodist Church was
crowded to hear an address by Mrs. Dr.
| Clark, President for Montana of the W. t.
T. Union.
! Down in the Sun River section, last
] week, VIM. Altl,an and Tim O'Leary ate
a mess of wild parsnip root. They will not
eat any more.
Mary ]. Nierling, aged about sixty years.
killed her divorced husband in Deer Lodge
county some time ago. Mary put up S2,5"
and is at liberty.
A 1000 pound silver-tip bear was killed
recently by Curley Rogers, hunter o! con-
siderable note in Yellowstone county. Big
ger bears don't grow often.
VIM. Bonner, who was blown up in INC
Elkhorn mine, in Jefferson county, dleo 0"
the nth inst afler terrible suffering from
the loss Of one arm and both eyes.
| Jas. George alias Yankee Jim has sueo
the Northern Pacific for $4,000 dalnas..I
sustained from the building of the ran
branch, which wiped out Jim's toll roao' j,
i Ministers Of the gospel will be pleas"
to learn that Joe Harris. who is under Sc"
tence Of death at White Sulphur Spr'"s'
indignantly denies that he ever was all g
horter or preacher.
/ A telegram was received at Bozema" VI u
the 18th saying that Louis Strasburge'i' .t
; the firm of Strasburger s. Sperling, a i: -, -
Los Angeles, California, that day. MS
} mains will be buried at Bozeman.
! ARA-7TD.