The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-10
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And ':t IS just the imam who viii vim
Inc roller rink has !, lonesome appear.
''lc~. People who went crazy over roller
skating are becoming tomtns merits again.
lHt constantly increasing circulation of
the TRIBUNE: makes i: the best medium
TO: advertisers tn catch the ewes of pur.
rnaser>.
The building boom il, Dillon this season
VIII embrace several elegant brick blocks
ana 4 number ui' handsome private resi-.
dencc>.
Religious services were held in the
churches ana 1T the Court House las,
sunday. Greater attention to religious
services is being paid by Dillonites than
heretofore
The l">h"n'm'ia got up an April Fool
v"Icano canard. Bob Sutherlin. the editor
OF that paper. should be compelled to mar.
r., IL, is old enough K, marry, q,.it rail.
ing al m"'rin,ony, and stop telling volcano
lies
The TKlbtSt: goes righ, on in ,ke even
tenor nt it, ways. In advocating, measures
Tor thr interests q. Dillon and the people
o: Eeavcrhcad County, local as well AS
ic breakers.
\ lettcr from the L>',nhi lnt'ian Agency
mentions the discovery OF :. si!vcr.lead
'ninv in tn. mountains close to the Agency.
Ore from the new mine has been sent to
the I. 5. Geological Survey at Washing.
ion io, the purpose of getting at its ASSAY
value.
The school election in the Dillon district,
held last Saturday, resulted in the election,
OF l.. l.. Thomson Tor Trustee, and Davi&!
Lamont for Clerk. There was no opposi.
ton and light vote was cast. The ladies
did not take enough interest in the cleo.
ton 10 vote.
Many >toCAurn who advertise their
brands IN the TRIEtNE claim that they
are yearly more than compensated for the
cost OF their stock cards IN consequence Of
their brands being so thoroughly known
and recognized throughout Southern
Montana.
On Wednesday Il train load O! Mor,nons
with horses and grading tools, passed up
the Utah! and Northern, bound for the line
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad. Most Of
the men were tough-!ooking, tow headed
citizens of Mormont'om, but they are
cheap railroad builders.
The coming summer vii! witness
greater Investments by capitalists in the
mines ct Beaverl,cad County than was
ever experienced in the past. Our mining
districts are going to 20, just what is want.
ett-capital to open and operate the mines
SYSTEMATICALLY and successfully.
The .N'diso~itfu published in detail the
tinanca! statement OF the County Commits.
>ion>r> %: Madison County for the year
cudin. March ;, 1885, and in connection
tI,crewi,h, says: sit will be seen thereby
that tn. indebtedness OF the county has
increased. during the year, something over
10000"
y large oand OF horses Was bought in
l;eavcrhead County last week by horse
men from Eastern Montana Messrs. Van
Eghen, McQuirk and Tus>ler, Of Medora.
were the gentlemen making the purchases.
They bought one hundred and fifty head
from different bands in the county, paving
prices ranging from $50 {" SIS and $40
per head
The Dillon rRiEuNE has the auacity to express
the clict that comparative DILL between the !roon,
tri.alcs al Butte and that city might result other
wise Than viCtoriously for the Butte girls. This
shows that the TR1nUNE editor doesn't know any
thing about war.-H"ffs Inter- .n""st"n.
--l:pat Butte they are addicted to plenty
Of blowing over their bonanzas and broom
brisadc>. Just wait until the drill comes
of. Then you'll think wc know heap
about war down this way.
The City Council is wisely and ut the
same time cautiously cnacting measures
tina, cannot help proving beneficial to Dill
Ion. The cnacting Ola city ordinance to
shut up all animals within the cit: limits
will cause tree planting to become general
and the passage Of ordinances requiring the
having OF more sidewalks, street crossings
and approaches to the churches will meet
with the approval of every progressive
Di'lonitc.
From James S. Garou,tc, OF the Upper
Ruby Valley, in Madison County. VIC
learned that he will offer his ranch, farm