The Dillon tribune., 1885-10-03
IN TOWN AND OUT.

A substantial brick foundation has been
placed under Dr. Picknan's hospital on
Idaho street.
Chas. Van Camp sold to Martha J. Van
Camp his horses and cattle, the consider
alton being $1,000.
Mrs. Sim. Estes left the finest specimen
of a squash, at the TRIBUNE Office we have
seen in Montana. Thanks.
Mrs. Dingley's boarding house, on the
corner Of Montana and Glendale streets,
is being painted and improved.
The roller skating fever is breaking out
again violently. The fever is liable to be
bad in Dillon within a very short time.
On Wednesday afternoon Charlie Mikus
was thrown out Of wagon and received
severe injuries BY being kicked BY horse.
Improvements continue to be made in
different parts Of the city. A number Of
new buildings will be ready for occupancy
In short time.
Cusick y Forester are doing fine
job Of plastering and finishing at the new
brick block OF White, Shineberger and
Reinhardt.
II you think you are going to die call on
the Dillon Furniture Co. The company
discounts the price OF collins to parties
who purchase before dying.
The dandy Democrats are being run in.
to Office in Montana. VIM. r. Webb, of
Billings, has been appointed Secretary Of
the Territory, in place Of John S. Tooker,
Republican.
Deputy Sheriff Murray has returned
from Idaho, where he captured couple Of
horse thieves. The thieves are lodged in
the county Jail to await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
Steam threshers are now at work on the
grain crops in the Beaverhead and Ruby
valleys, and the yield, SO far as we have as.
certained, is fully equal to the expectations
of the ranchmen.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Noble will leave for
Virginia City by coach next Monday
morning, to be absent one month. Notice
will be given through the TRIBUNE Of DR..
Mobiles return to Dillon.
At the last session of the Montana Leg.
islaturc a law was passed requiring all
water rights and bitches to be filed upon
and recorded. 1t also requires headgates
to be bull, Of 4 specific construction.
Mrs. Dingley has removed her millinery
parlor to the room over Zalsman's bakery,
on Montana street. Miss Nina Shively, a
fashionable and artistic dressmaker, will be
pleased to wait on the ladies OF Dillon and
vicinity at the new store.
Butte /utey.Alouwtaim: The silver.lead
mines of Beaverhead County, outside OF the
Glendale district, have shipped within the
past sixty days over $780, worth OF ore.
| A bio custom smelter should be erected at
Dillon.
| McCune, builder, has been awarded
the contract of mason and brick WORK on
the new First Baptist Church Of Dillon
The church edifce will be c9xS: feet
Work will he commenced on the building
Immediately and it will be finished this
fall.
Volume No. $ OF the Montana reports is
out, and has been distributed by the Ter.
r;.orial Auditor. In it are many new aud
important decisions affecting points which
have been hotly contested in the Territory
The hook will be Of great value to Mon
tana attorneys.
On last Monday evening pleasant party
assembled at the residence OF MI anu ''''s
R. c. Halliday, on Montana street, 10 CO.
citrate the tin wedding OF Mr. ana N'ts' l.
NJ. Bloomer. Thr company enjoyed ''e"''
selves finely, and it was s'c'a' event 'o'S
to be remembered BY those VINO were 'o'
tunatc enough to be present.