The Dillon tribune., 1885-06-13
GLENDALE GATHERINGS.


are doing we'll.
The brass band is gaining ground, and
the organization is we'll balanced
The damp.pile OF Stag at the furnaces
contains about 100000 tons Of Stag.
The three stacks Of the Hecla Co. are
rolling out eight to nine tons Of base bulion
daily.
The Hecla Company paid its regular
monthly one per cent dividend on June lst,
amounting to $4,000.
Bishop Brewer will visit Glendale on
Tuesday, the 10th inst, and hold Episcopal
service at O'Clock, p. m.
When the principal street Of Glendale is
ankle deep with black mud it is not forda-
bic by slippered pedestrians.
Cadet VIII, Knippenberg, Of the Ken
lucky Military Institute, will spend his va
cation with his parents At Glendale.
Chas. r. Kappes, assistant manager Of
the Hecla Co., with his bride are expected
to arrive from Chicago by the 10th inst.
The payroll Of the Hecla Company tor
May will reach $6o,ooo-which will be
paid on June 2Sth, the company's regular
pay day.
A. H. Foster, the celebrated Glendale
Christian, is slowly recovering from the
injuries he received by horse falling on
him.
Recently there was glamour of gloom
thrown over Glendale which was not &C.
casioned by the furnace smoke.stacks. A
snperanuated tombstone peddler paralyzed
the town for day.
The health Of Glendale is good, and as
consequential consequence the medical
practitioners have time to "read up." The
Hecla Hospital is we'll conducted, with
only two patients being treated.
The talk about running branch railway
from Melrose to Glendale is local ques-
ton which is Of interest to those interest
ed A branch could be built at reason
able cost provided the right Of way could
be obtained.
The church edifce needs the attention Of
those who use it to worship in. Its out
side appearance is of SO dark a color that
a visitor recently suggested that "the
church be washed"
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Knippenberg celebra-
ted their seventeenth marriage anniversary
last Tuesday, the 9th. Mrs. X. received
from her husband nice present Of a very
valuable gold watch.
The resignation of Postmaster Keppler
has been heretofore announced. He will
go to Anaconda. During his incumbency
Of the Glendale postoffice Joe has enjoyed
the confidence of the people. Honest, pop.
ular and obliging, he will relinquish the
Office with host of friends and few if any
enemies.
The thoughtful, observing and philo.
sophical visitor to Glendale should always
enter the town with a certificate of good
moral character and innocence in his pock-
ct, and as strangers can not fully compre.
hend the merits or den,eri,s of "Glen.lale
rackets" they should drink lemonade and
retire at half.past nine. This recipe, If
closely observed, will prevent the visitor
sheriff or any other man.
The unsafe and condemned condition Of
the Melrose bridge creates considerable
uneasiness. If the bridge goes out the
furnaces will shut down temporarily, and
that will throw large number Of men
out Of employment. Manager Knippen.
berg is already taking steps in every de-
partment to dismiss all the men in case he
is forced to suspend operations. The Mel
rose bridge is Of such importance that it
should receive the immediate attention Of
tie Commissioners of Beaverhead and
Silver Bow counties, and the importance
OF ;eeping the bridge in safe and passa-
bic condition would seem to justify the
holdi'g of special meetings by the Com
misslomrs Of both counties for that pur-
pose.
The intc'.st taken in school matters is
commendabH. The trustees are active in
advancing educational work. A visit to
the public schoc which is about closing,
elected the fact tilt the good reputation of
the school had been armed nv industrious
Jealous and competen teaching. The dis
cipline, drill and !eporncnt of the schol.
ars is excellent in both departments. In
Miss Cotfin's room hast, examination Of
a couple OF classes of the mrc advanced
scholars showed that they we, Interested
in and attentive to their studies, ed omo,o
the pupils apt and bright ones wer. ,umer.