The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-02-13
MONTANA CONDENSED.

The Surveyor General has called for
bids for the snrvcyin. OF eighteen town
ships in the Bozenlan land district
The servant girls of Butte ha>, Il pro
tcc,ivc association. will, constitutions, by.
laws, and all the l,araphernalia ot !. par
liamentarv body.
At White Sulphur Springs eggs are
more plentiful than usual at this season
Of the year, but they are selling at forty
cents.
The Anaconda Compar> nov has twelve
thousand cords Of wood piled ~, Just west
Of Anaconda which they have purchased
from small contractors.
Eight hundred pounds OF trout w:.s mar
ketcd in one day at Bozcman last week,
all said to have been caught with hooks ~
in Henry's Lake.
HnSbumim0x. \ friend of ours requests
us to put more in our paper about jack rab'
bits and less about Chickens for his wife
keeps him continually cleaning the hen
house. H
Montana raises good beet, but precious
little finds its way into the Rutte market
The majority Of tcnderloin, served in
Butte restaurants are carved from the
horns.
Information is wanted by a brother Of
Al - a.
was last heard Of at Butte. Direcs to Hugh
Malloy, st. Paul, care OF St. Paul, Mime
apoli> and Manitoba Railway.
Maiden, the leading town Of Fergus
County, whose name is very suggestive Of
wit, beauty, etc, is II safe retreat for bach
elors, since there is not an unmarried lady
in the town.
Alef Radley, Il carpenter Of Butte, Mon.
tana, was arrested at Portland, Oregon, for
robbing $. G. +. Goblin OF $1,000 last
Wednesday. Twenty-Five hundred dollars
were recovered ON him.
The Northern Pacific coal mines at Tim.
berline will produce 1000 tons day as
soon as the shaft opening the 800 and 600
foot Levels is completed. The production
at present is between 800 and 500 tons.
The big Convention of the season will
be tire April meeting Of the Montana
Stockgrowcrs ut Miles City. 1t will be
the one that will develop cool, sensible
plans for the safety and promotion of our
range men.
Col. G. \. Broadwater having been UNI
able to serve on the Bi.Metallic Assoc;a.
ton from Eastern Montana, Major Ma
ginnis has been designated as his alternate.
Major Maginnis and W. \. Clark will
make Il strong team.
independent, 9th inst: The Northern
Pacific Express Company have shipped
East S1,S,ooo in bullion during the past
week. Granite Mountain, one weeks run,
$4,000. Drum Lummon, cleanup for
January, $4,000. Boston and Montana,
$4,000.
\ Missoula woman was tanning the
corpse OF her husband, one day last week,
and being asked by the neighbors why she
famed a dead man in the middle of winter
she replied: "My husbands last words
were, wife wait till Pm cold before vol,
marry again."
By the following item clipped from the
Rathdrum (Idaho) Courier. it will be seen
that former Montanian is at his old
tricks: Leigh II. Freeman, who gobbled
up the stock of the Capital Publishing Co.
at Yakima, forcing the other stockholders
out, has been enioined from continuing
the business in the name of the Company
collecting its bills Or using its franchise in
any way, by rccent decision OF Judge
Turner
Robert Lynch, a representative Of the
Montana Cattle Co. Of Miles CITY, com
mitted suicide recently at pipin's Camp
about one.tourth OF mile north of the
military post. The instrument Of de-
struction was r. calibre Colts revolver
| from which he fired six shots, only one
taking effect. The fatal ball passed en-
tirely through his body, piercing the hear
in its course. He died almost instantly
| The only words he uttered after the shoot
ing were, "Pull off my boots"
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Cherry Pectoral for colds, coughs, and al
arrangements of the respiratory organs
tending toward consumption. In all or