Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-20
DILLON news

UIllON news
Erwin schott. Representative Inter
Mountain Branch Office.
Dillon, August 10.
Mrs. Sears vas up from Lima Saturday
meeting old friends.
Mrs. John Howard, of Butte is visiting
IN this city, the guest of her father and
mother at the Metlen hotel.
The Dillon baseball team went to Sher-
idan to-day to play a match game with
the Sheridan boys. Quite a number of
people accompanied the team.
dMr. George Zeigler, a former boy. of this
city came down with the excursion from
Butte today to meet some Of his COM
Fades of &c. e. Montana Volunteers.
= The O. 81. bridge crew are in the city
taking out the old turntable and replace
ing it with one six feet larger; by SO do
railroad avenue will be entirely shut off.
Is SO far this season there has been over
one million pounds Of wool clipped n
Shipped from Beaverhead county. This
exceeds 200, 900 pounds over that of last
year.
Emil Timer and his father-in-law, e.
IL. Schwartz of New York are visiting in
Salt Lake City for a few days. During
Mr.. Timers absence, Mrs. Timer is filling
the position as clerk at the store.
Friday Louis Heinbuckle sold his prop
erty on Montana street. occupied by Pat
Philips and the Dillon Tailoring Co., to
Minnie Smith for 1890. Before long a
brick building win be erected in place of
the frame ones.
A party consisting of Misses Daisy De-
que Of Santa Barbara. Cal, Maud La
mont, Villa Hughes and Adale Bearsley
and Messrs. Ira and Arthur Townsend,
Helbert Gilbert and Rodger Lamont. left
Thursday for a three weeks our of the
park.
Wednesday Blunt Orr and Tom Wilson
returned from a trip of 100 miles which
they made by wagon, never travelling
over one mile of the same road a second
time. They left in June in search of stock
range and Travelled through Montana. Da-
kota, Wyoming and the National park.
~ r. r. Boatman & Co. will hold another
horse sale at the stock yards in Dillon
OH september l1-ll. T IulIl l,OVV ~ A,OUO
fine horses, consisting of draft n trOt-
ting bred geldings and dry mares, weigh
ing from LOO to 1,400, will be auctioned
at the sale. Every effort Is being made
to make this the greatest sale of the sea-
SON.
III following instruments were filed
during the week at the clerk and record
er's office: Henry Gray, mining deed;
A. D. Young, water notice; r. l.. Graves,
Quartz location: II. B. Selway, water
right; r. J. Moore ct al, deeds to Ii. K
Bartlett, ct al. and John Crane, Earl w.
Rodgers, A. L. Robinson m. Pyle, water
rights.
Word has been received in this city OF
the marriage Of a former Diloln boy, Har-
| nv H.. Howard of BOZeman n Miss Allne
Anceney of the same place. Ihey Were
] united in marriage at the Cathon'
| church in Bozeman.7 Father Perriot DIN
Chatting. The groom has many frlend
here who extend congratulations.
l.. Misses Edythe Cashmere, Mystic Clark
Mae Rich and Ethel Sanders returned
last evening from Anaconda, where they
went as delegates from here to the Ep'
worth League convention held there thu
18th and 18th. At the convention Miss
! Cashmere was elected as first vice presi.
rent OIL IN III S"S SoAAiA SSNA~
ence year.
The summer term of the district court
will open tomorrow with Judge M. H
! Parker and our ~Stenographer T.. }
A. Monaghan, who arrived from Boulder
to-day, at their usual places. The cour,
calendar contains a long list of civil suits
and one criminal case. The crimina
! case is that of the state against join
Armstrong. charged with criminal libel
Tt is thought no jury will be called ano
the term will be a short one.