The Dillon tribune., 1884-02-16
IN rowH AND OUT.

IN TUWN AND VUVs
Frosted boards are much worn just now.
Where, oh where, is our Glendale item
yatherers II
The weather has moderated considerably
in the last two days.
Money matter. are ealing up little, bu.
IT'LL the needful IL not plentiful.
The register at the Corinne Hotel shows
that SIT angers are beginning to arrive 1t
Dillon. ..=.5
In the Red Bear mine in the Birch Greek
district there is fine showing Of good ore.
The mine is owned by the Railway Mail
Mining Company. .~...-
The Dillon produce market IL we'll sup
piled with every thing except fresh eggs.
Poindexter quotes fresh eggs At soc. per
dozen, and they are scarce.
The iron cage is to be put in the County |
Jail shortly. The mechanic cent out by |
the makers of the cage is awaiting the ex'
cavation of the pit to place It In position.
Prospecting and re.extraetinR Is going |
on at a lively rate IN the Blue Wing Dis
:rict. Al Argenta much first.class ore 10
being hoisted, and the outlook Is promising.
Major Maginnis has been heard from re-
Gently Our Delegate has three important
Montana bills before Congress, and Il the
Major does not get away with them Il will
be wonder.
A grand ball is to be given BY the Good
Templars Of Twin Bridges At their hall in
that place I'm the evening Of Washington's
birth day, the 77d inst, for the benefit Of
their hall fund.
Trade in Dillon 1t present cannot be re.
ported as brisk. The cold weather Of the
past ten DAYS has kept country customer at
home, and this has helped 10 make things
tritle duller than usual.
The furnaces Of the Hecla Mining Com.
pany, at Glendale, are rolling out base bull.
lion At their usual rate. During the month
of January eighteen car loads Of the bull
lion was shipped from Melrose.
Bannack whist sharps, aided by auxilia.
ries from Butte, have been cleaning up the
whist circles Of Dillon lately. These for
eigners play the game dressed in their shirt
sleeves, and they are death on ''sneak
leaders," .m= 5..S
Dillon, by virtue Of an unequal location
with reference to the great mineral, stosk
growing and agricultural distr1cts Of East.
ern Idaho and Southern Montana, 10 des.
tined 10 be the commercial center Of . wide
scope Of territory.
There is report going the rounds Of the
Territorial press that within the past few
weeks the Utah and Northern Company
has invested s. 10000 In Gallatin County
In the purchase Of the Maxey and other coal
mines near Bo.eman.
The TRIBUNE Job Department has just
been supplied with number Of fonts Of
the latest styles Of types from the Chicago
foundry, which will enable the job artist Ia
turn out job printing in the best style that
Is known to the art preses vative.
Old Tice, Of Radersburg, Is 4 self:evi
dent weather. predicting fraud. Tice trifled
with Montanians when he predicted forty
consecutive days Of chinook zephyrs. II
they have an insane asylum in Jefferson
County old r'ce should he put therein.
Services at St. James Church tomorrow
Sunday. Subject for morning sermon
1.-THE Silent Growth In Grace" Text-6th
chapter, rst Book Of Kings. 9Th verse
"And the house when It was building was
built Of stone made ready before Il was
hammer or axe soy any tool of iron heard
/ A. IA = A.. NJ G..R.