The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-08-07
MONTANA CONDENSED.

l)eFIOTUlltlS Ill wv O!'~'" '-~ "
Iuly II, were robbed OF their lrwe.'v.
Monsiynor S,ranieco, l,al,al ab!e:ats, en-
route to Portland. "as given +" ''r'''H'"'
reception ON the ,1,t pi July by the people
OF Helena.
lnn;> de Rivers discovered Il rich mine
in !. den dug hv bears IN !; vein VI quartz
near the head OF Moore Greek. The ore
averages 500 ounces.
\ Northern Pacific: train ran over a
suuaw and her uapoo>e last TUESDAY even
ing near .srlrt station. The >Quaw WAS
drunk and la;,, down on the track to sleep
The Bate Ittr..NoMniMn Of the 10th
tells OF an unknown man digging up a
cigar box full Of gold nuggets at Meader'
Vile. 1t was supposed he had been !; road
agent who cached the gold many years
ago.
In the u. S. Court at Deer Lodge Judge
Galbraith decided the case OF the n'ted
States VS.. the Northern Pacific, against the
government sustaining the demurrer OF
the defendant to the complainant's bill Of
complaint.
| A postnnrtem examination held July
10Th on the bod, OF Lieut.. Low OF the
twentieth Infantry, at Fort Assinaboine,
revealed the fact that he had taken prus>ic
acid with suicidal intent. No reason for
the act is known.
On Wednesday morning OF last week the
saw mill Of Mason, Hagaman y kopple,
on Sour Dough creek, seven miles from
Bozeman, was totally destroyed BY fire,
supposed to have been caused by spark
from the engine.
lanes Mcdonald enters suit against the
Utah and Northern railway company for
$4,000 damages for injuries alleged to
have been received while being conveyed
as Il passenger from Garrison to Butte, on
the ,oth day of last March.
There was Il destructive fire on Shonkin
range, Choteau county last week, which
besides burning over a large range, burned
good deal OF hay, several horses and
some sheep sheds, fences and other i'm.
, provements.
l a terrific storm struck Fort Assina.
: boine July 10Th. The gale reached vc'
a locity Of seventy-two miles per hour. The
'. large quarter masters store was heavily
Q damaged and stock widely scattered. The
5 loss will reach $4,000, exclusive OF the
/. salvage on material in the building and OF
e the stock.
;. Anaconda Re7ue7y: The tramps pro
e nouncc the broad.gauge trains betwee,
y Garrison and Butte decided improvement
r, over the narrow.gauge. They are NO.
II conceal themselves. Conductor Yves
le bounced seven tramps from the trucks {
20 his train Tuesday morning just after leav
al ing Stuart.
y Miss Jane Macarthur Of Silver Bow wa
= drowned on the goth, trying to rescue
party consisting OF Judge Armstrong, hi
"a wife, his sister and his two children wi,
~ were upset while attempting to ford III
!" Sun River in a wagon. She saved til
y two children, but in trying to assist Judg
20 Armstrong; sister both she and the latte
=" were drowned.
). While w. c. Sweet was driving her
-, Of unbranded cattle from Townsend
M his range in the Judith basin, twenty-hes
a.. were cut out of his herd and were subs
~ quently discovered bearing strant
-, brand. Stock detectives worked up Il
-. case, and last week arrested one j
~ Thompson, OF Smith River valley. as
-. party to the crime, which amounts
" grand larceny on heavy scale. lie is o
-. on 5000 bail.-Butte Inter. lMoMntann.
KS Butte Daily Miner August 9TH: La
ng Thursday Diff Bradley who was Sc
are fenced at the last term OF the court for tv
ice years for stealing Sass from MIR. Cobba
and who since his incarceration has be-
ell. acting as IL "trusty" at the penitentiary {
i'd capped The officials at Deer Lodge h
ing no idea that the man would make brca
ny, and are naturally indignant. The Marsh
'ss. and the Warden are on the lookout I
ers him, and when he is re.captured he "
'ad not have so easy a berth.
,,;s The Portage Lake (Michigan) Mini
49,, Journal says: AT the Calumet and lie.
sd Smelling Company.s location, work is
ing pushed as usual The walls for t
,;,s works are all up and nearly ready for I