The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-08
MONTANA CONDENSED.

INC skating rink at ,,,,,
opened. ''''' ma
y promotion party has been orvan;z.
! ''e OF the Grow Indians. Cuca>ee >,,
. log, is All artist. '>~> ''""
\ German Republican club has h..
organized at Butte.
) yo''n l'ar1, a timer at Gardner va
o"" o' MS 'orse and killed Monday.
1he twenty.second annual sess;,, ~ H.,
masonic Grand Lodge opened at Helen,
Wednesday. u
WIN, Dressed, saloon keeper 4, Ana
cohoa' committed suicide "Wednesday y,
taking morphine.
! n'snt OF the twelve republican count,
'.cAe'S nave ladies as nominees for the no
>'''on OF school superintendent.
y company with $4,000 is organ;z;,,
IN Deer Lodge for the purpose of bujd;no
n small body Of 5000 ore ha, bee,
stf'ck in the clear Grit-S ZOO in gold ,ne
'joo NJ silver to the ton.--/ufr .Nouutu;u
n subscription, amounting to S1,;6-o
was taken up for the widow of Gueka.
miner who died last week at Marvsyi,le,
y shoot Of quite valuable copper.silve,
ore has been discovered in the Lexington
mine, "alkervile. 1t assays 20 per cen,
copper aud an average Of So per cen, silver
A telegram from Fort Benton saws tha
the Blood Indians, 400 strong, are across
the line to attack the Gross Venttes 10,
killing half dozen Of their bucks las, An
gust.
Luster county has .I,ll: horses valued
at $375.:'S; 1886 head Of cattle wortl,
$3,o97.ooo; ooo head OF hogs worth $,,,S,
and 69,So: sheep valued at $,o3,ss.-/ute,
Mountain.
Benton Press: 1t is expected tina,
enough Montana bacon will he cured in
this section during the fall and early win.
ter to supply the local trade for the mex,
ten months.
A fire broke out Tuesday evening in a
cabin. .owned by Col. !. &. Thornton, a.
Butte. The fire was caused by the ourst.
ing Of a kerosene lamp left burning in the
cabin. The damage was slight
Hon. VIM. Il. Webb Secretary of the
Territory and Acting Governor in the alb.
absence. OF Gov. llauser, has issued pro.
clamation excluding cattle from Illinois,
on account Of the pleuro.pneumonia there.
Samuel Word, G. p. Drennen, George
W. Irvine, G. W. Scott and Winthrop
Raymond are the incorporators Of the new
railroad company, the Union Pacific and
Montana.
The Montana Central coal mines are the
scene OF considerable activity At the pres
ent time. Both tunneling and boring are
being carried on simultaneously. Other
coal mines are also being worked.--Great
Falls 1,ibnue.
A telephone line from Anaconda to
Phillipsburg is to be built. to cost $4,000.
The funds are to be raised by the sale Of
certificates at 10 per cent discount, but re.
at par by the company in pay.
men. Of telephone tolls. $I,soo has been
raised already.
The Republican Central Committee OF
Gallatin County have filled the following
vacancies: John Mitchell, sheriff, vice
declined; ". W. Anderson for
legislature, vice Chas Eaton declined;
'or Surveyor, W. G. Smith; Coroner, DR..
Waters. Anderson, the workingman's
riend, was nominated by acclamation.
Mrs. Chas Dulong OF Burlington, while
/, he'd, was shot by some unknown person
Tuesday morning. The bullet, a 44.cali.
re, came through the window, passed
trough the head OF the bedstead, and !
truck Mrs. Dulong in the shoulder, pro- |
ucing painful but not fatal wound Her
husband claims that the sho. was fired by |
me of his neighbors with whom he had
ad Il misunderstanding
Hozeman Courier: Special Agent Potter
rrivel last week lor the purpose OF inves'
eating the claims OF our citizens arising
.om the raids and depredations Of Nez
'erce and Bannack Indians during the
ammers OF 1876 and 1877. II seems like
long time tor claims Of any character TO
ave been hanging fire, but it is nothing
nusual in the methods OF transacting gov
rnmcnt business, and it is liable yet to be
.vcral wears before those who lost their
ropertv will be reimbursed therefor.