The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-08-14

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! Willie Staudaher, who some time ,,,>
aec'oen'aliy discharged the contents rs .
S!'"''son into his foot, is now able n . n,
about. :" VAIN
Inc Kent Mine in the Blue Wing Dis
.r'ct is developing finely. There is m,ch
mgh grade ore in sight, but the sunxr;r,
tendent is waiting till the new ;ncl;r. :.
completed when the ore can he removed
with far less expense.
on Monday evening Mrs. Carrie p;lkino.
20" "h''e in state Of delirium wandered,
from her home at Mrs. Savage's. She was
moi missed till after dark, when a numhe,
OF parties went in search Of her Sin, ,.,s
lo"no about midnight BY her husband and
ho' Willard, near Ashbaugh's rancho com.
ing towards Dillon. The lady is now u,,.
DER treatment BY DR.. Pickman.
The August number of the s. lanes
Record published By the rector OF s., lanes
Episcopal church shows that the offerings
Tor the year ending August is, have been
$9s9'o3, and that the church deb, has been
reduced to $l7S. Fifteen children and three
adults have been baptized, three persons
confirmed, three marriages solemnized, and
three funerals conducted. Twelve na,ues
have been added to the list of commun;.
cants.
Dillon is becoming an Eldoratlo for cd.
'tors. It is rumored that another newspa.
per is soon to be established-ur rather to
be *taEted,for it takes years to establish one
II" Dillon. Nothing speaks better for
the prosperity and enterprise OF our PEG.
pie than their willingness to support local
newspapers, and we dare say that the ner-
chants Of this city do more advertising
than any other town OF its population in
Montana.
The evidence given at the preliminary
examination Of Lane waa not con,radic.
tory. The witnesses from Big Hole APP
pcared to he disintercsted and gave their
testimony in manly, straightforward way.
Lawyer Barber brought out the evidence
as to the ownership of the pistol, belt and
scabbard very neatly. The only thing that
was not shown was whether there was a
loaded rifle in Sullivan's cabin and whether
he intended to use it when he LETT Lane.
Last Tuesday noon while two colts I've.
longing to Mr.. McCunc were being I'M.
hitched BY VIM. Burthers from u wagon
loaded with lumber alongside OF the stable
in the rear Of MIR. McCune's residence,
they became frightened, jumping through
the fence into the yard, demolishing the
railing, and breaking the wagon tongue
and coupling pole in hall. After running
around the taystack in the yard several
times, they dashed through the fence again,
and ran about a quarter of Il mile up the
road, dragging part OF the wagon.tongue
with them The cause Of the smashup
was cat tina, had gone into the stable
after some blackbirds, and the whirring Of
the birds as they flew out frightened the
horses. Mr.. Burthers was unhurt though
he was standing ir,mediately behind the
colts when they made their first spring
To-day Saturday there will le held an
election at the school house, from. !. 10 6
o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of raising 4
special tax for school purposes. Let the
voters turn out to sanction this necessary
measure. Alt are interested. even those
who have no children attending the school.
It does not give Dillon al cnviable rep
utation that it can run its public school but
eight months out OF the twelve. Strangers
10 not like to settle in Il town with such
poor educational facilities that their child.
rem would be subjected to no discipline for
our months in the year. II YOU would
build up Dillen,takc an interest in the educa'
lion Of its youth. 1t is to he hoped that
there will BE- sufficient number Of broad
minded men at the election to prevent the
close. listed from sitting down on the meas.
are. And while you arc about it, make
The tax heavy enough to give your hard
worked teachers salaries sufficiently large
10 cover their necessary expense OF post
.gc stamps and envelopes
The fishing party that returned Sunday
evening from their excursion to Blacktail
brought back We don't know how many
fish, for the reports are conflicting. One
If the party angled several hours. and
,lep, off his disappointment under tree
or the rest OF the day. Another caught