The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-07-24

urday.
some OF the ladies' and getlemen of
0race NJ. E. church propose to give con.
cert, in about month
The warehouse platform is almost
crushed under the weight Of the immense
pile Of ore stacked upon it.
Why don't some oac start an archery
club IN Dillon, before the summer skips
away. Eastman can supply Il clab with
everything needed
Travelling men say that Dillon IL the
prettiest little city in Montans.. Bozeman
Is nowhere in comparison, though for
long time she bore the palm.
The attention Of spo.tsmen is called to
the notice. in another column, warning
them to keep off certain ranches down the
valley, when they go out cunning.
Charlie Robbins came in from Big Hole !
"Wednesday, to have broken rib fixed up. |
He brought With him some fine nuggets,
washed from the placers at Monumental.
Mrs. kupter's jewelrv and gun store adj.
vertisen1ent is ,nade more attractive this
week, by change in the watch cuts.
Look 4. the lad" and see ifyoH dent think
So
The programmes for the dedication ser.
vices Of tina Baptist church at Stcvrnsville,
n1issonla county, on August +,h, were ex.
ecuted oy the job artist OF the TRIBUNE
Office.
a hodcarrier working on the Poind.x.
ter. Furniture building had his head cut
open, Wednesday, BY 4 brick which was
carelessls tossed over one o, the walls by
bricklaver.
That Portion O; the Utah aud Northern
railroad, beswecn Butte and Garrison, will,
after August LIST, be known AS the Mon.
tana Union. The new line wil! be operated
as All independent. road.
The most complete private cabinet q!
minerals and curios in Beaverhead county
is possessed b, Mrs. NJ. Barrett, o. Horse
Prairie. Mrs. B. has arranged and elias.
sified the whole collection, unaidel.
The wool clip OF this year viii oe pretty
well divided between Boston. New York,
Philadelphia and Chicago. The greater
quantity, As is usual. will reach Boston, bu,
! the other cite, will So, a lair share
1t is learned thai. several people from
Eastern Idaho intend 10 make pilgrimage
to Dillon about circus time. OF course
they don't know there is t. b. Il circus
here ON the .o,!,, but they will be here all
! the same.
Nine Cinnamon were arrested Wedncs'
! day night---eighs for i.'ega! fishing and one
! for smoking opium. They we've tried be.
fore Judge Mead, Thur>>la, evening. and
were al! discharged i>,r lack OF evidence to
convict,
The Dillon I.urte: and Grain CO., sen,
the toi!e: from their w-mill on Bircl,
Crees, @ Butte SATURDAY., 10 oe over
hauled and put il SHAPE for Il new mill, tc
be built in Dry Gulch, a,ru. ten miles
cas-, of town.
Long, "loubc. headed freight trains
pas, this station every day, going bott
nortl. and south The freight traffic q,
the Utah aud Northern for July, will Nm
doubtedlv be the heaviest in any on.
month since the road wa. opened tor bust
ness.
\, the meeting OF tae Territorial Demo
cratic Central Committee at Helena, o,
the 10TH inst. It was resolved that the Ter
ri,orial Convention meet in Helena at l
o'clock, III. on Tuesday, August :+sh
Beaverhead county was apportioned ST
delegates, and Madison county seven.
A fine new fire and burglar.proof SAT
was put in Mrs. Kupfer's jewelry store %
Wednesday. 1t weighs $50 pounds an
is taller than Huber. The safe is larg
enough to hold the large stock OF soi
goods carried, which the increasing trad
of the establishment. makes necessary.
Without doubt, Hon. Martin Barrett, &
Horse Prairie, has the finest Improve
ranch in Montana Territory. His bulc
ings are the most substantial and conve,
lent and the arrangement, OF residence, st;
b,es and corral. show the wor% o: a ma
' of taste. His stock is also away abov
average.
Willie Staudaher, the thirteen vear-cl
son of Geo. Staudaher, of Beaverhead va
f lev, wen. cunning for iacs-rabbits Monda
1 morning. In raising the gun to take
). shot at one, it was discharged. in some II,
j.. accountable manner, before he could tax
n aim, and the charge TOOK ettec: in his rig'
e foot DR.. Pickman was summoned an