The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-05-24
MONTANA CONDENSED.

Gov. Crosby is reported convalescent
Glendive has feminine base bail club.
Judge Coburn is now holding court at
Billings.
Coles circus will give two performances
in Butte.
Avon, in Deer Lodge county, petitions
for a postoffice.
Ben Hogan is to tackle the sinners OF
Butte once more.
The postmaster at Garrison wants sal.
airy of $1,000 per year.
Lots of burglars at Butte, but thus far
they have found little to steal.
Miles City is shook by reported gold
discovery north of that town.
A Swede was found dead in his cabin at
Butte. Cause-Butte whisky.
The silver bullion shipments from Butte
last week amounted to $4,000.
The "hard gloves" used in prize fights in
Montana are made of buckskin.
They call the $4,000 court house at
Butte 1.-THE house that Billy] Jack built"
In Alder Gulch the bed stone fumes are
running OF ''top slickens' at lively rate.
A vigorous contest is being waged over
the Registership of the Miles City Land
Office.
The remains of Louis Strasburger, Of
Bozeman, was inferred at Los Angeles, Cal.
ifornia.
The Helena independent heads a repo7
Of the prize fight at Butte thus-"bro'esa
Butte"
1t is predicted that during the srmmer
Anaconda will be the liveliest burg in the
Territory.
Mrs. D. H. Rudlong, who is said to be
educated in the law, will open law-shop
in Livingston.
At the Penitentiary at Deer Lodge lo6
prisoners are confined. The building has
accommodations for So.
Geo. Way, N. P. express agent at Thcmp
son Falls, is charged with embezzlemtnt
and held in $500 bonds.
Judge Blake will deliver the address at
Virginia City on Decoration Day. a iiier
is wanted for the occasion.
A calf was born in Gallatin county with.
out tail. The question is, how viii that
ta;lless calf fight the flies
All reports from the Neihart district in.
dictate that it will be one OF the most prom
Using mining camps in Montana.
Livingston is afflicted with such high
winds that the sand and fine gravel is very
annoying to the citizens of that town.
The Anderson Bros. have recently dis
covered a remarkably ricn gold lode in the
Tidal Wave District, Madison county.
John Hildebrand, an old-time and we'll
known Montana miner, died recently in
Spearfish Valley, Dakota, some thirty miles
from Deadwood.
The Enterprise says that the placer min
ing near the Canyon at Livingston has not
resulted as successfully as the owners Of
the claims hoped.
On the road between Glendive and r.
Buford an unsuccessful attempt was made
TO rob Major Whipple, Government pay
master, of $4,000.
1t is reported, on good authority, that
Bell Il Chamberlain, in the Neihart dis
trici, have been offered 100000 for the
Montana Belle mine.
The Re71e7v states that over two hundred
men are working in Anaconda around the
smeIter, but at the present time there is 10
demand for any more
Marion Gleason, who shot John Darby
at Belknap few weeks since, was commit
tea to the Missoula Jail, in default of $l,Soo
bail: Darby, contrary 10 expectations,s
getting WELL
The Helena and Montana stakes for two
and three-year old trotters, and the Pioneer
stakes for two and three-vear old runners
close 'ne lst, 1884, for IT,. fifteenth exhl
bition of the Territorial Fair.
Here is specimen of the kind of girls
we have in Montana: The house of Rot
ert Coburn caught fire at White Sulphur
Springs on the 18th. No one was at home
except the young ladies but they were mol
OF the Panicky kind and they Immediately
tackled the fire and extinguished it.