The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-01

A. NaVtnOnd, Oh belmont Park, is
hitting number Of horses for the races at
Helena next month.
Two or three more Gevser parties are
preparing to leave next week for Wonder.
land. The Geyser fever is raging in this
section.
Last Monday night witnessed the long.
'ooked-for opening of the Butte Grand On.
era House, and it was an event WORTHY Of
the people Of Butte.
The Bozeman Chronicle says that fifteen
hundred Gallatin County saints and sin.
ners attended the NJ. E. camp meeting re.
Gently held on Middle Greek.
Shenon's six.s stamp golo mill at Marys-
vile, superintended by John Penaluna, is
making good record. The last clean up
Of the mill was highly satisfactory.
Rev. Sidney d. Hooker will occupy the
pulpit Of St. James Episcopal Church to-
morrow, Sunday, morning and evening.
Holy Communion at morning service.
The directors Of the West Side Racing
Association have made out a programme
OF races for the meeting to be held at the
Butte course September 9, 10, II, and II.
Read the notice in another column Of
to.day's paper calling special meeting Of
the Southern Montana Stockgrowcrs' AS
ISOLATION to be held on Saturday, Aug. sth.
Since the last issue Of the TRIBUNE
there has been such large number Of our
friends and patrons in the city that we can
not make personal mention of them all.
The political friends Of John r. Baldwin,
of Butte, are making an effort to secure
for him the Judgeship in this the Second
Judicial District, in place of Judge Gal.
braith.
The Jefferson county Enterprise, pub
lished for one month at Boulder, has
climbed the golden STAIR Van Fisk, cousin
Of the Herald publishers, will attempt its
resuscitation.
On last Wednesday Phil Thorpe was
thrown from a moving machine and re-
ceived severe injuries. One OF the ribs in
his left side was broken and he was bruised
considerably.
The law against permitting minors in
the saloons is being enforced. Several Of
the saloon keepers paid fines during the
week for permitting minors to loaf in their
establishments.
Since the passage Of the ordinance reg.
ulating sidewalks in the city many Of
the holes in the sidewalks have been
mended: The ordinance is good one and
should be enforced.
Z. B. Yearian and son, of Lemhi Juno.
ton, Idaho, will have a car load Of young
Holstein cattle for sale at the Fair grounds
at Helena at the forthcoming exhibition of
the Territorial Fair.
In the Police Court German, who
lives in the lower end of the city, was fined
$50 and costs for beating his wife. a coat
Of tar and feathers, with ride on a rail, is
none too good tor wife beater.
In the Police Court two Of the girls were
arraigned for keeping bawdy house. One
of them demanded jury trial and was ac.
quilted. The other plead guilty and was
fined S. and the legal trimmings.
Hugh McQuaid has returned to Helena
after an extended visit to England. The
story that Hugh loafed around London a
whole year for the purpose Of marrying
Queen Victoria is without foundation.
Our excellent contemporary, the Rock,
Mountain Husbaudman, has been enlarged
and greatly improved in matter and make
up 1t is the foremost journal in the Rocky
Mountains in all matters relating to agri.
cultural affairs.
Mayor White will issue a proclamation
for the observance Of funeral day on the
burial of General Grant. In Dillon the
flags will be half.masted, minute guns will
be fired, and memorial services vii. be held
in Grace NJ. E. Church.
An indignation meeting was held down
town and resolution was passed to send
teegraphic order East for car load of
schoolmarms. a committee was appoint
ed to see that the resolution was carried
into immediate force and effect.
Parties going to Bannack will find the
Bannack Hotel a first-class house. The
proprietors, Messrs. Crugin & Gibson, have
recently greatly improved the hotel prop
ertv, and they are gentlemen who know
how to run hotel in modern manner.
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