The Dillon tribune., 1885-11-28
Ghe 1ilon !Gibn',f.
MONTANA CONDENSED.

The Yogo Gulch mining district is said
TO be looking up.
The new Catholic church in Bozeman is
nearly completed.
There are thirty physicians and thirty
six attorneys in Butte.
The woman, Alice Flick, who was shot
by Foley, at Butte, is in fair way to re.
cover.
The Butte bullion shipments for the
past week were in the neighborhood OF
$4,000.
At White Sulphur Springs, James Han
son died from the effects Of a horse falling
on him.
The Yellowstone Journal says $4,000
changed hands on the races at Miles City
last week.
A report comes from Fargo that some OF
the cattle being shipped from Montana are
afflicted with big jaw.
The ladies' of the Methodist Church at
Bozeman will hold fair on the evenings
Of December 4th and 9Th.
Butte Typographical Union has now
membership Of about thirty, an increase OF
almost double since last June.
The town council Of Virginia City has
passed an ordinance which prohibits boys
from coasting inside the city limits.
Chester Magoon, of Butte, wants infor
nation of his brother, VIM. Magoon, who
was last heard OF a Gold Hill, Nevada.
The postofficcs at Teton and Vailleaux,
Choteau county, have been discontinued.
Mail for these points now goes to Fort
Benton.
The young man, Caldwell, who escaped
from the Butte Jail Friday, while suffering
from an attack of delriu,n tremens, was
found dead in the woods.
Drs. Mitchell s. Mussigbrod now have a
substantial structure erected and com.
ple,cd in place Of the one burned. 1t is
for the keeping Of violent patients.
1t is now stated that the Union Pacific
will build branch from Butte to Bozc-
man, should the Northern Pacific build
the contemplated branch from Garrison to
Butte.
The Y. NJ. c. A. library institute of
Bozenan has collected $3.50 with which to
purchase books. When their rooms are
opened to the public there will be 500 vol.
umes on the shelves. .zl5
Kenneth, cashier OF the National Bank
Missoula, in going down cellar caught hi.
foot on Il nail and in his descent illus
trated the practicability Of "rapid transit
He is now in bed but lives in the hope q
glorious resurrection.
As preliminary to the general closing
down of mills at Butte on the list of ian
uary, decided on by the mill men Of Butte
the Lexington mill on last Saturday shu
down thirty stamps, necessitating the dis
charge of about seventy.fi men.
City Attorney Smith Of Butte died las
Saturday at 1,:3o. He expired in grea
agony, from the result Of pistol shot fret
by his own hand. But IS years old, will
promising life before him, wife ane
child to grace his comfortable home, h,
fell victim to the gambling vice.
The Miles City Stockg,o7vers' .7o.yna
says: The rope route for white horse
thieves and free passage to the happ,
hunting grounds over the Winchester lin,
for Indian cattle.killers will! soon b. tn
motto of Montana stockmen, unless tn
Government does something to proven
further deprcdations.
Tn, MadisouiuH says: 1t is rcporte,
that an organization has been effected il
the Madison Valley for protective purpose
and tina, it has adopted very signitican
motto. 1t is this: "You had better min
whose range you are on, and whose cattl
YOU are branding. A nod is Us good as
wink to Il blind horse" 1t is, at least, COZ.
else and to the point.
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