The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-26

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MONTANA CONDENSED.
| Mask balls are all the 60 at Bozeman.
Bozeman has telephone line in process
of erection.
| Bronco Bill, a Custer county hunter, has
been arrested on q charge Of highway rob-
The Northern Pacific employees all along
the line are rejoicing over the arrival of the
pay car: ~
Flanagan has been re-appointed postmas-
ter at Benton.
| AS soon as the snow goes off frame
theater will be erected at Anaconda by Man
ager Mcguire.
! The Bozeman Chronicle thinks Jack Bar
| onett will he the next superintendent of the
| National Park.
The Dominion Cattle Company, of Tex
| as, will in the spring drive $4,000 head Of
cattle to Eastern Montana.
| The settlement Of Graperange, thirty
| five miles south of Maginnis, is very much
in need of school facilities.
Prichard, who discovered the new mines
at Crur d'Alene, recently married Mrs.
Catharine Whistler, of Colorado.
! The Cnur d'Alene Stage Company is
preparing to carry one hundred passengers
into the mines daily.-Kootenai Coayier.
The Hns6andman is in favor of railroad
from Livingston to Benton by way of
White Sulphur Springs and Great Falls.
The Postmaster General states that the
postal business Of Montana increased in the.
last year to three times what it was the pre-
| vious year.
It is said the Miles City Press has secur-
ed the services of the "sweet singer" Of
Michigan. What can he find to sing about
in that wicked town?
The printers of the Bozeman Chronicle
office presented Editor Sam Langhorne
| with handsome gold headed ebony cane.
appropriately inscribed.
A train loaded with merchandise for Leh-
man & DeWitt's store, on the Judith, ha,
gone into winter quarters at Watson's S, lust
this side of the Diamond range-kusbaud-
man.
The Montana Christian Adzvcate, the Or
gan Of the NJ. E. Church in this Territory,
which was formerly printed and published
at Butte, will hereafter be published at uel-
ena.
"Calfee's Wonderland" "a collection of
the finest views Of the wonders Of the Ma
tional Park, and which are exhibited BY a
powerful stereopticon, is the work of Boze-
man artist
1t is reported that the Butte flyer, Gilt
broke all the New Orleans sports at the re-
cent meeting in that city. The mare won
in I IA and lost no contest for which she
was entered.
The annual meeting of the Montana
Presbyterv will be held in Bozeman next
week. Mrs. Van Cleve, of Minneapolis,
who is engaged in missionary wokk, will
meet with the ladies of the church at Bcze-
man.
Rev. DR.. Mcmillan, President of the
Deer Lodge Collegiate Institute, is now in
the East and feels sure Of raising $4,000
for the institute-$25 5000 for professor
ship, $25,ooo for building dormity, and
$4,000 for general purposes.
The Miles City Journal: The new ar
tesian well is progressing very slowly, al
though Messrs. Ullman and Lansing are
not discouraged. The drill at present is in
very hard rock formation, but manages
to go down foot or two daily.
The Bozeman Chronicle says that two
boys, aged twelve and fourteen years. pro-
cured quart of whisky one night recently
and from 1t became beastly intoxicated.
The Oldest on arriving home overtu, ned
chairs, tables and lamp and had to be tied
up with rope.
c. w. Savage of Miles City, had con-
ference with his creditors at ST. Paul on
the I4th inst and offered to settle with them
at fifty cents on the dollar-twenty y-fve
cents to be in cash and the remainder in
negotiable paper at six months They re-
fused to accept the offer.
A petition to President Arthur and to
Congress is being circulated in the Yellow
stone county, reciting in part that the
Crow Reservation, consisting Of 4,soo,ooo
acres, IS inhabited by but 5000 Indians.
The petitioners pray that this great body Of
land be restored in whole or il. par. to The
public domain
On Wednesday, the 10Th, telegram was
sent $ along the line notifying banks that the
GERMAN. American National Bank of st.
raul bad refused to cash Northern Pacific
cneeks Consequently the two Livingston
banks have refused payment pending com
Inunicatlon with their St Paul correspond
ent.- Livingston Enfeytyise.
!; "a case now before the Supreme Court of
ne gnited States involves the estate of the
.s 80 - SHouleau, yr, the great north
western fuf trailer, and after whom Chou
Eeau coanty, Montana, is named. The. li,i
sants are the heirs Of Chouteau and those
9 one of his partners. The property in
contest IS valued at hundreds Of thousands
of dollars. ssss.s
I The Has6aadmas says Geo. W.Leary
arriyed from Big Spring Greek during the
3 past week with Perry Jacoby, who has los.
ais mi1d Mr.. Jacoby was taken in charge
= the authora iesat White Sulphur Springs
.nn adJadged insane and cent to the Warm
Asylum. His mental alteration is
noaen. 8 g have been caused By blow on
ne mead, receivedin ! fight last summer.
-. BGoEN.
~. - ~ heaverhead Valley. Montana January
Aasts 1881, to Mr.. and Mrs Iolr, Tnv : sor