The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-08-22

Some men object to having t1,dr names
parted in the middle, while Others think it
is tony to emphasize the swing mne.
The Rising San has made its appearance
at Sun River. 1t is neat newspaper, and
the initial number looks as if it vas started
to stick. We hope so.
In the Supreme Court at Helena, in the
case of Dr. Schmalhausen VS.. tn. Beaver.
head Company, Commissioners appellant
was ordered to supply missing papers.
The Anaconda Gazette made its bow last
Saturday. John S. Mills is Editor and
publisher. 1t presents fine newspaper
appearance. We wish 1t abundant sue.
cess.
The Rev. A. d. Drummond, lately Rec.
tor Of st. James Church, Dillon, has been
heard from at Healdsburg, Gala. He is
much pleased over the prospect which his
field Of work exhibits.
The resolution passed authorizing the
sending East for car load Of schoolmarms
has been rescindcd. It was villainous
resolution ana the fellow who offered it
has taken to the woods.
Our society editor has dropped onto an
open secret. Two Of the mos. popular
young people Of Dillon will soon fall vic.
tins Of matrimony. The date has been
fixed, and it is in the near future,
One Of the young ladies' Of the Girls
Geyser party, which returned last Sunday
morning, will furnish the TR1BtsE With
an interesting sketch Of the trip. The
article will appeal Il, our next issue.
The largest femfninS foot in Montana Is
owned BY one Of tho bellies Of Butte. The
foot measures eighteen inches from the
tip OF the big toe tv rhe end Of the heel
and it is built up NJ proportion to its
length.
On Tuesday, wst!!developed and we'll
muscled female performed on tight.rope
stretched from the Stump Of tie liberty
pole to peg in the ground She cleaned
up $lo in two bit contributiun. som the
crowd.
The fifth annual convocaticn Of the
Missionary District Of Montana will meet,
D. V, ~ st. James Church, Bozanan, on
the fourt:' Sunday in August, 1885, the
a3rd day of .h~ month, being ,ae 12th
Sunday after Trinity.
The Office and material Of the Butte
Daily 7o7r~ Talk Wars destroyed BY fire
early last Saturday rr,sning. 1t was the
work Of an incendiary. The Tom zak
was live, wide.awake sheet, and We hope
to see it resurrected again.
Our newsy contemporary, the Fort Ben.
ton Rivev Press, has risen Pheaix.l Ike
from the ashes Of the late fire, and il a
brighter and better journal than heretofore.
The River metropolis has an able repre-.
sentative in the Rizer Press.
The friends Of the TRIBUNE in all the
tricts Of Beaverhead County and Southern
Montana, are cordially invited to send us
news items concerning their immediate
neighborhoods for publication.
The Girls Geyser party discovered real
new live Geyser. The Geyser vas discov.
cred near Coffin in the National Park.
They named it "Baby jumbo which upon
being interpreted, after the manner Of the
revised method, means "infant elephant
Our sanguine contemporary, the Madi-
sonian, says that the people Of Sheridan
and vicinity purpose erecting concentrat-
ing works for the purpose Of reducing the
ores Of that neighborhood. 1t is an enter.
prise that should be fostered an encour.
aged.
VIM. Hutchings, Jr", sheriff Of Beaver
county, Utah, was in the city with requi.
sition for John Nelson, who was arrested
at Bannack and brought down by Deputy
Rufe Matthews and lodged in Jail. Mel
son is wanted in Utah, where he has been
indicted for grand larceny.
Judge VIM. ]. Galbraith writes to Dep.
uty District Clerk Robt. +. Wing, that the
time for holding the next term OF District
Court for Beaverhead County has been
changed. The term will commence ON
the fourth Monday of October, instead of
the second Monday Of that month, as here.
tofore fixed.
Owing to the non arrival Of the copy
for the story, IA Family Affair."" in time
for this weeks TRIBUNE our readers will