The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-05-07
Victory.
Election over.
'Rah for Dillon.
Cock-a.tioodle.cloo

Cock a.doodle .doo.
Bannack has lost its grip.
"Frisco" and his little drum did the bust.
ness.
The police court was rather quiet this
week &C.,
The -..''lel B terrible gale here yes.
tsrday. 'ote*.'
na,maci'f1 Waterloo defeat last
Monday.
Fifiy-two lots were sold at Melrosc last
Saturday.
There were great ,nany strangers in
town this week.
There was only one train in from the
south this week.
Sam Mcdowell is now singing string
at l.. e. Fyhrie's store.
The first passenger train out this week
left on Wednesday morning.
The "lIcrald" is the name of the new pa.
per started at Ogden last week.
That gray horse that ran away yesterday
done some tall kicking, don't It?
:, Mr.. Thomas O'Brien is the authorized
travelling agent for the TRIBUNE.
A common guitar was sold in this place
last Thursday evening for $79.8o.
The Grand Git Ent.rpris. Of Geo. E.
Tarbell's takes place next Thursday.
Roberts y Company are doing large
business in the fast freight line this spriag
Judge II. II. Avery, Of 6 lendale, honor
cd the TRIBUNE office with cali Wednes.
day.
Mr.. Geo. Roberts had large buffalo
robe stolen from his barn on Sunday night
last.
Thomas O'Bricn, our agent, is in Butte
this week working up the subscription list
Of the TRIBUNE.
The train ON Wednesday morning
brought in lo6 sacks Of mail ind four boxes
Of registered mail.
+. The majority Of the citizens Of Dillon
and Beaverhead county voted for their
best interests Monday.
The washouts near Portneuf canyon are
still unrep,ircd, AMI when we will get an
Eastern mail we can not say.
A pair Of soilsd doves got their fine feath.
ers dusty by the upsetting ola carriage on
Monday. Too much whisky.
Gentlemen who have been riding over
the hills say that stock has improved very
fast within the last two weeks.
J.P. FLEET. her, Of Argenta, and the bes,
posted man in Bcaverhead county on gen
eral news, paid Dillon visit Yesterday.
Hon. Thomas Watson, OK member Of thu
Territorial Council, and the old Democratic
"War Horse" came over from Bannacl
Monday.
There was more enthusiasm exhibite<
on our streets last Monday over the elect.
ion, than there generally is on Indcpend
ence Day.
As Beaverhcad precinct was not suppiee
with poll-books Monday, the voters In thai
portion Of the county were obliged to com.
to town t. vote.
We were informed that the purchaser,
Of lots at Melrose last Saturday, were prin
cipally from Glendale. No lots we're sol<
10 Dillon parties.
The band wagon containing nine or ter
persons was overturned near the Corinn,
House ON Monday, but fortunately no ON,
received serious injuries.
The engineers Of the Utah 4 Norther,
are again surveying route down the Bea
vcrl'eud, and il is expected work will 500,
commence ON the Helena branch Of the road
Among the numerous tunes that "F'risco'
played on his little drum on election .iav
The Babes on our Block" took the cake
the cake basket, and carried Dillon by 40
majority.
Within the last two weeks our scl,oo
house has been used for public school
Sunday school. church, theatre, dance, pub
lie meeting, lyceum and place for voti,g
What next?
A runaway team hit,lcd to u load o
logs made It lively Tor the railroad track
and an irrigating ditch last Saturday. Al
the damage done was the breaking Of i.
wagon reach.
Henry ilaracsty came in from Sheridan
Monday after lot OF fine poultry which hs
had ordered from Eastern poultry yards
Mr.. II. has now the best assortment OF fine
poultry to b. found in the Territory.
1t is rumorc.i that Barney Marshal, o
Glendale, has purchased the billiard hall
and saloon Of Alex scott at Sheridan, and
that Mr. Scott will engag. in the mercan.
tile business with K. r. Bateman at Sher.
idan.
Ladies, II you are suffering from weak
back, nervousness, lcrc0rr l,u.a or in fact
any disease Of the kidneys. bladder or urin.
AIRY organs, Prot. Gu,lmcttc's French Kid
ney Pad will cure you. For sale BY all
druggists.
Some of the Bannackites looked little
blue after the election. Well, We can't
blame them Tor that, for We should have
felt the same way had we stood in the hot
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