The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-05-29

The Dillon School ,inzuui IIwl,r will
nc issued from the TRIBUNE Office next
week.
The cypress lines running between Dill.
ION and bannack are carrying considerable
freight.
The BOARD OF County Commissioners
Will meet in regular session on Monday,
June 9TH.
\ telegraph and express office has been
established at Glen Station on the Utah
and Northern.
! Nogood reason can he given why Di,.
ION should not have grand Fourth Of
July celebration.
! The attractive advertisement OF the
'iec'a Mercantile and Rankin: Co. az.
| pears in to.day's TRIBUNE.
Mcleod 4 tlaggerty arc putting in
solid foundation for the Dillon Furniture
Co.'S new brick. ION Montana street.
The MSSsonlson has successfully entered
upon its fourteenth year. with bright
promise Of usefulness in the f,,t,,re. Good
enough.
Al Noyes has put in toll bridge on ,he
upper Big Hole River which sill be con.
reuience to parties going a tive Big Hole
Basin diggings.
TIE weather j. 50 drv aud hot that the
boys are switching on their sysseru. lilo.
sanades and mineral wa,er are drank now
instead Of whisky. >..
Sheriff Jones, Under Sheriff Murray and
Deputy Sheriff Ba,eman displayed untir.
ing energy in the pursui. Of the murderer
Of Young Ferguson.
Merchants and business men Of Dillon
do not complain Of dull ti,.,es. There is
no falling of in the aggregate volume Of
business transacted at this central poin,
Four or five carpenters are wanted to
work on the new mill in the Bald Noun.
tain district. Address the Dillon Mining
Co. Dillon, or apply to J. 7. Conner in
Dillon.
+. ". Poindexter has removed his
frame building on Montana street, and is
preparing to commence the erection ct ~,
elegant ard commodious brick building on
the old site.
The Butte lNiats' is preparing 70 issue
a book descriptive Of the resources OF Sl.
yer Bow, Deer Lodge, Missoula. Madison
and Beavcrhead counties. The book
promises to be one Of interest,"
In Southern Montana the ""Aiarv had
little lamb" season is about over. Sheep
owners al! expect to be through in short
time. The lamb crop is reported to be
over average, ant! the percentage Of loss is
very small. y
If the Dillon Board Of Health would
fish in Sonc Of the stasnant places in the
water bitches, haul Of cholera morbus,
cholera, yellow jack, black vomit Or some
other disease, might 'c caught with aeon.
mon scoop shovel.
The proposition to have Il proper cele.
bration OF the Fourth OF July in Dillon
should NEE, with general and enthasi.
astic reception from our citizens. IL we
are to celebrate the Fourth, no time should
he lost in calling meeting to provide the
ways and means for celebrating.
TIL. Hamilton, ofupper Horse Prairie,
met with serious accident last Sunday.
The horse he was riding on lope stepped
into cayote hole throwing him of: In
the fall he struck the ground with his left
shoulder. breaking the collar bone. He
was brought to Dillon to receive treatment
tor his injuries.
Thos. Low was down from the Big Hole
placer diggings. lie reports considerable
work going on in that placer mining
camp Parties are running bedrock
drains to open their claims, and good pay.
ing prospects are obtained. No sluices
are running yet, but sluicins will com
mcnce in short time.
Agent Bes, informs rs that the Utah
AID Northern Railway vii! sell tickets
from Dillon to Salt Lake, and return, at
one fare, $1,000 for the round trip. to all
who wish to attend the horse races At Salt
Lake City. Tickets will br on sale at
Dillon from June 18th to the 10Th. in
elusive. and good returning until June 10th.
\ contemporary wisely says: "Selfish'
ness will kill town. Libcralitv and public
spirit will build it up. When men serve
their ends without regard to the city's in.
terest they strike blow at its progress.
Between town with money and another |