The Dillon tribune., 1886-07-31
MONTANA Condensed.

rhe Anaconda band gives Sunday after
.ernoon concerts.
rhs rails and cars for the Helena street
.,uway are on their way westward.
The assets of Camp Brothers, VINO failed
:, Killings recently, foot up $4,000: liza
bilit:es, $4,000.
Work on the Helena Il Red Mountain
line is progressing as actively as l 20 teams
,,d four hundred men can rush it.
deadly disease has broken ou: among
some new cattle just shipped into the Gal
latin. The band has been quarantined.
The waiter is getting SO low in some OF
the creeks in this section that fish have to
80, ont on the shore and wak.-Maiden
Argns.
The Montana Northern Railroad, to run
from Great Falls to the Canadian line, will
te located next month and the contracts
let by fall.
There is some talk OF starting county
division paper in Hlissoula county at
S.eyensville, and also Democratic paper
at siissoula.
Smith who was shot by Jake Harris at
Great Falls, is reported to be recovering.
lake was examined and discharged on the
evidence of self.defense.
Frank Hicks, of Wicks, has been bound
over in the sum of $3.50 to the next term
Of the Helena court to answer to the
charge Of horse stealing.
Anaconda Reve7v: We have horse
race each evening about sun down in front
of the depot, which draws crowd Of from
GOO to a 1000 men for each race.
Last Saturday morning Lieut. VIM. II.
Moore, Of Ft. Assinaboine, was found sit
ting his chair dead. Heart disease is sup.
posed to be the cause of his death.
The recent rise Of three cents in the
price Of wool will increase the profits OF
the Montana sheep raisers by fully $780,
600 this year, ON an estimated product ofS,-
100000 pounds.
We learn that owing to scarcity OF
water, the we'll at Nine Mile coulee is
locked and that freighters and others are
charged ten cents a span for water for their
administrator Press.
4 large number of people were made
deathly sick from drinking lemonade, at a
Methodist festival held at Anaconda last
week. Tartaric acid and copper bottom
cd wash boiler did the business.
A Butte woman was struck by lightning
last week, during heavy thunder'shower
Her shoes were ripped off her feet, but be-
yond severe cut on the head, received
when she fell, she was almost unlarmed.
The natural anarchist, the notorious Bo
hemian Jandos, who was ordered out o
Bozeman is making trouble a: Anaconda
The people of that community will exer
else wonderful degree Of forbearance
they do not lynch Jandos.
Grasshoppers in large numbers are re
ported down the Yellowstone, derositinl
their eggs and gradually moving wes'
From present indications the plague vii
strike the rich grain fields of Gallatin val
lev next season.-C0nvicy.
An Englishman named John Jone
went horseback riding from Livingsto
last Friday, and as his horse was toun
On the other side of the river with il
saddle and blankets wet, while Jones coul
not be found, it is supposed that he wa
drowned.
The Maiden Argus gave three column
ofits space last week to the expose OF tn
doings Of the collar mining and improve
ment Co. The paper claimes that the con
pany was one gigantic swindle, and tn;
there is due the public school fund frol
the company, under the Territorial Law
$97soo.
lfthereis anyone in this wild, wide we
forwhom we feel sincerely sorry, it is tn
conductor of the Park branch. Many
his passengers are exacting Englishme'
and the majority the tenderist kind OF p'
grims, who ask the silliest questions ar
are continually complaining.-Bozen'a
Chronicle.
Thursday morning, OF last week, J. '
Moore shot and killed Joe Henderson, pr
prietor Of clothing house at Butte, al
Then killed himself. The tragedy was e
acted in Henderson's store and the wea
on used was a double. .barrelled shotgu
with barrels and stock sawed off sho1
and which Moore had concealed in RI