The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-07-24
Hay-diggers are wearing long faces.

t'ay'o'ggers are wearing long faces.
Inc Territorial fair opens at Helena
August 23d.
Sells Brothers circus will CAPTURE the
town next Thursday
There is considerable travel be,w.sr
Dillon and Bannack.
irave' has been extremely lively on The
Utah and Northern the pas, week.
Rev. Hugh Duncan, P. f.. will ,re,ch
at Grace NJ. E. church Tomorrow {Su,.
day.
There We're twelve G. \. r. excursion.
lists, from Butte, on Tuesday evenings
train.
Inc band boys are making great pro.
gress, as was practically demonstrated bv
their las. two concerts.
Morse's b"zz.saw does not wear artificial
teeth although we saw DR. Noble working
over It one day, recently.
The TRIBUNE gives you all OF the i'm.
portant local and genera, news. in con.
densed form, for S:.,o pc, year
Considerable having has already been
done at various points in the Beaverhead
valley. The crop is rather light
The new ,nown hay never smellea one
halt so sweet to"Nlaud Muller" as it does
to the average stockman this year
\ washout on the Utah and Northern,
the other side Of Silver Bow, Sunday even
ing, delayed the souti,. bound train some
time.
! Now that the strawberry season is over.
it is safe to observe that the reason why
the boxes had no covers was because The
bottoms were so near the tops.
The Island Book Of Western Montana"
is now going through, the press and will
be out in about two weeks. It will be
valuable as work ri reference.
a.. S. Rife and &. l.. Thomson will rep.
resent Dillon Lodge No. !, \. o. L. w.,
at the session Of the Grand Lodge, \. O.
Y. W., which will commence in Ogden,
Utah, on August 10th.
The farewell kisses given and taken at
the Utah and Northern depot in Dillon,
when school.n,am arrives or departs, are
very sweet except to the Young men who
look and long for them.
Macaulav's Evolutionary entertainment
did not draw good house and :ie pro
gramme was no. rendered y dance was
held, however, in which quite a number Of
young people participated.
The Northwest Aiosa.ine says that "be-
fore the advent Of tho railroad the SLOUGH
felt was the universal head gear. 1t used
to BE- said for long tine that Col. w. F.
Sanders, the distinguished Helena lawyer
was the the only man in Montana allowed
to wear silk hat
Specimens OF telluriuu,, taken from the
Bell mine, near Sheridan, Madison county
ASSAYS from :rSoo 10 1000 per ton, and it i
claimed that some of the richest specimens
would so as high rs $loooo per ton
rellurium is the mysterious mineral, re
Gently discovered in the Bell mine. which
puzzled the miners ana local assayers 81
long.
Will and Thomas Frew built a ffat.bot
toned boat, which they named the ''"il'
Goose" Saturday they loaded it on wagon
packed their grub, blankets, frying pan ant
! fishing tackle into it and started Tor Re'
Rock lake tor week or two OF trout fish
;ny. If the "Wild Goose don't "squak,
they arc likely to have considerable fu
with her.
The Hecla company Of Glendale, ha
declared its sixty. ninth consecutive month
" dividend Of $4,000. In other word
the Hecla company has not passed div
dend for five wears and nine months, Ina,
ing paid $1,o;;,ooo. This is the steadies
record of any mining company !" tn
Rocky Mountain country, save only IN
= Ontario.
The Western Union Telegraph co"
panv is introducing new system OF r.
ceiving messages in large offices. inste'
Of writing them down with the 'rd'"ar
n pen and ink or using the manifold process
!. as in taking press reports the oPera'e
il takes the repor. direct from the instrume"
and BY means of the calligraph'c process
I. produces copy exactly similar 10 that OF tn
typewriter.
The seventeenth annual premium list
tn. Montana Agricultural, Mineral an