The Dillon tribune., 1885-06-20
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Twen,-fve young Bozeman men have
orpan.ed a gymnasium club.
postmaster Anderson, Of Bozeman, has
hen removed for carelessness.
Montana is to be favored with visit by
the Clara Louise Kellogg company.
Principal McCo'nb Of the Bozeman
schools, gets but $3.50 per year.
DR.. A. 6. Noble has entered upon the
practice of medicine at Twin Bridges.
Sixteen hundred tons of ore every day
is about the average output OF our mines.
Butte consumes daily about o7 tons OF
coke, 70 tons of coal and 81 to 40 tons OF
salt.
Marsha! Botkn, it is said, will turn his
Office over to Marshal Kelley on the 3oth
instant.
The value OF the bullion shipment from
Butte, last week, by the Pacific Express
exceeded S9o,ooo
White Star Lodge No. 81, \. 0. Z. w.,
has been organized at Silver Star by ID. A.
Pease y. -. &. NJ. w.
A good many bridges in the Yellowstone
country have been swept away by high
water in the past fortnight
The MGcbcHieaf announces the meeting
of the Press Association in Helena. The
association is to meet in Butte.
Butte and vicinity can boast of five
bands the Alice, Mcadcrvilfe, Ccnterville,
Orton's and the Amphitheater.
The ENTERPRISE intimates t It an illicit
still is engaged in manufact ring bad whis-
by in the vicinity Of Living ton.
Bicyclists OF Helena are planning tour
of the Nationa! Park and expect to be join
cd at Bozeman by local wheelmen.
A prominent contractor expects to use
100000 brick in the construction Of new
buildings in Butte during this summer
Five lots have been purchased by the
Methodists of Bozeman, on which they
intend to build church this summer.
A tifteen-year old son of Geo. NJ. Rob.
bins, of Choteau County, was found dead
in the field where he was driving roller
The disease among horses which for the
want OF better name is called "nasal
sect," has made its appearance in Living.
ston.
An Indian woman, squaw OF PieSa,
buck named Black Bear, died last week or
the Blackfoot reservation, at the age of -.
years.
Judging by the tone of the wool circu
lars received III" ontle~.- TO" .h" .-sn' sn"-
kct, and especially for the Montana clip, il
to some extent encouraging.
The Territorial veterinary surgeon ha
decided that the sick horses down at Dee
Lodge are not affected with CHAMBERS, bu
simply with aggravated catarrh.
1t is reported that Hunters hot spring
in Gallatin county have been sold to a,
Eastern company for 100000, of which
amount $4,000 was paid down.
The Townsend Methodist church ha
just hung up new bell, presented by tn
"Jolly Crew" amateur dramatic club, pur
chased by the proceeds Of their recent en-
tertainments.
There will be NJ. E. camp meeting a
the Pipestone camp grounds, near w. W
McCall's, beginning on July I'd, 1855, an
closing on July 9th. A cordial invitation
is extended to the public.
1t is stated by old.timers that the Miss
ouri river has not been at such a good stag
for navigation ut this season Of the yea
since 1873. The winter preceding was ur
usually mild, the river not closing.
On the ,4th Of May Hon. ]. X. Tool
Montana's delegate to Congress, argue
before Secretary Lamar the iniquity
turning over settlers lands in the Tong,
and Rosebud river country to savages.
Thomas Hammell, well-known form
er resident of Butte, was recently killed,
adispute over the ownership OF mine,
Kootnai Lakes, British Columbia. IT
murderer, named X. G. Sprowle, is in Gu
,ody.
David Marks, Of the Helena I~detc~deA
mas been arrested for criminal libel in sen
ing over the wires an associated press di
patch accusing Assayer Harrison Of
regularities in the management Of h
office.
For constitutional or scrofulous catarr
and for consumption induced by the scrof