The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-11-25
Everything in the smoking line except brick
chimney, can be bought cheap ut Eastman's.
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Go 70 the Art Gallery and get picture
for one dollar.
Attend the entertainment Of the Literary
Society at School Hall to night.
The Holidays are fast approaching and
our merchants and shop keepers are already
preparing for fine exhibition Of Holiday
gos,ds.
George Savage's carriage and wagon
mandatory, m upper Montana street, has
just been completed and opened up for the
reception Of work.
The second.cousin OF ex.President Jeff
Davis, of the Southern Confederacy, Is now
keeping first.class t,nsorial shop on Mon.
tana street In Dillon.
The vote for Delegate to Congress In
Beayerhead County was I,l6S-precisely
the number of votes that were cast ut the
county seat election.
The output Of the Alta Montana Works
al Wickes, for the past two months, has
been about $7o,ooo In base bullion, which
Is being shipped from Dillon.
The Shick Brothers are fitting up the
building lately occupied by L. Z. Fyhrie s.
Co., on Montana street, for billiard hall
and saloon, and will open up next week.
Next Thursday IL Thanksgiving. Every
poor devil In this prosperous county IL entl.
tied to good dinner on that day Il he rev.
er had one any other time during the year.
Through the courtesy Of County Clerk.
elect Mr.. Phil u. McGough the TRIBUNE
abstract al the votes cast In the county at
the late election.
OF the Republican candidates Robert +.
Wing, for Probate Judge, received the
highest vote, 7S9. OF the Democratic can.
received the highest vote, 6@r.
Go and see the fine display Of pictures Il
The Art Gallery. Fine oil paintings 20 for
one dollar each. Now is the time to fill
your parlors with fine pictures. The Art
Gallery will be here but few days.
Glendale gets both County Commission
ers-Mr. Rote ft,r one term aud Mr.. John
Wells for the other term. Dillon gets al
three Of the members Of the Legislative
Assembly-B. F. White In the Council
and DR.. Clutter and w. T. Jacobs, In the
House.
Treasurer Shineberger Il kept tolerably
busy receiving taxes. On the close Of bu.
siness on next Thursday, November goth
the unpaid taxes become delinquent. To
accommodate the taxpayers the Treasur.
er's Office will be opened early and clos<
late each day until that date.
The TRIBUNE job department II turning
out an unusual amount Of JOB printing n
an excellent style Of the art pseservative o.
arts. Lately large additions Of jobblna
material and stock have been received .,
this ollice, and we ore now better prepared
than heretofore to turn out job work.
The official board Of canvassers At Bea
veshead County, consulting OF Chairman
Turner Of the Board Of Commissioners
Treasurer Shineberger and another county
officer met ut the Court House last Satur
day and canvassed the votes Of the county
The result will be found In tabular form Il
to-day's roper.
The people of this portion Of Uncle SAM
domain are informed that It will cost tire,
cents Tor one Of the new postal money.or
ders for sum lees than S., and the Ger
vice b 90 extended - 10 raise the limit q
orders from $50 to 500. Persons will no
be required to an out blank, but will re
ceive an order payable to the bearer ut any
desired money. order office.
Vennor, the weather sharp. predicts to'
the close al November: "1here L. likel,
| to be cold wave Of considerable intensity
over the western and northwestern sectioni
of both Canada and the United States to
wards the close Of the month a. entry o
December" A. this section is included Il
the prediction, we may look Tor . cold snal
provided Vennor guesses rightly.
The new Board Of County Commission
ers Win give to the Northern part Of tn,
county control Of the board. 1t would, per
haps, have been better and more satisfactory
e the Bannack- Horse Prairie.Red Rocl
section had secured one Commissioner, fol
In the administration Of county affairs eact
division Of the county should have . rep