The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23


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Should YOU not buy
The Agent won't crv.
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The pay car Of the Utah and Northern
Railway passed up yesterday, distributing
the monthly bay to employees.
The Board of County Commissioners
advertise in another column for proposals
for fifty cords Of wood to be delivered at
the Court House and Jail in Dillon. For
particulars read the advertisement.
A ball is to be given At Court House
Hall on next Wednesday eve September
77th Tn thll will be giving under the
auspices If the Onion 0usdriiie Band.
Inyitatpps pIe ont and the dance promises
70 Se well attended.
nac4 has changed hands, John e. Stegcr.
who has been proprietor Of the hotel for
years, has sold the property to James
O'Leary, who is a well.known and success.
full Blue Wing quartz miner. The consid.
Grafton paid was $3,aoo.
There, arp sevea suspicious characters
loafing around. The robbery of one Of
the girls Of 5000 and many minor thefts
indicates that there IT, a gang operating
At Dillon. While there Is no utarncy for
organizing "3-7-77' committee, citizens
should be OH the watch, and the officers
should spot these transient characters.
Messrs. Sehree, Ferris & White have dis.
posed OF their forwarding business at Sill.
yer Bow to Messrs. Joslyn Il Morse, who
will continue the business At Silver Bow
until the terminus of the Utah and North.
ern is moved to Deer Lodge when they
will se,noveu p sthat town. The retiring
4rmei4 succelaed bv gentlemen Of expe.
&3ce b. thy xardin1 business. and they
VIII render Satisfaction TO the public.
Andrew F. Burleigh, Of Miles City, the
Republican NOMINEE for District Attorney,
j. not much known in this part of the Ju.
olcial Diatrict 80 we quote the following
paragraph from the Boxeman Courier for
Mr.. Burleigh's benefit: "Mr. Burleigh Is
gentleman Of good address, a Young
lawyer Of acknowledged ability, and de.
tsSyyeaarpopular in his own county. Mr..
Tom EDWARDS will have to do some tall
rustling to distance his competitor in the
race"
:. During the week closing to-day there
has been IN unusual amount of first class
goods and wares received and opened 1t
the business houses and shops IN Dillon.
At Darts hardware store an extra stock Of
nobby articles have been opened. At the
Dillon furniture store many new articles
are displaved, Further dawn Montana
atreet, at L. c. Fyhrie & Co.'s, at Poindlex.
ter's, and at Sweet 1. Baldwin's the open.
ings for the week have been large and at.
tractive.
tits expected Init The Board of Appor.
tionment gill meet 1t Helena to-day
and fix the apportionment If the Ter.
ritory for Legislative purposes. There
are thirteen Councilmen and twenty .sis
Representatives to be apptrtioned among
the different counties In the Territory. Il
Beaverhead County receives what II is en-
titled to We will get one Councilman ant
one. Representative and . Joint. Represen
tative with Madison County In the forth
coming apportionment.
Park City, up In the Northern mart q
this Territory is = town Of unlimited d
tnensions and magnifc preiensions, and II
close proximity to the Great Mullan Bor
, gives 1t \ chance to expand, Alkali stree
Sabebrush avenue, Slickens court, an
J.. Bronco alley, are the public thoroughfare
: Of the town. Al "grand ball" al Par
CMy last week there were SIX ladies and on
e nunoreo ana ntty ranchmen, bullwhacker
ana COWBOYS. hailroeoers. being too nv
;. NITROUS 10 COUNT, were oarsed out.
Citizens Ut Dillon will be prepared I
!, buy fish next week. Two Of the distir
u guished fishermen Of Bannack are campo
on the banks If the upper Big Hole an
their whole catch Is to be thrown on III
Dillon market at an early date. Big Hol
t trout are much nicer fish than Bcaverhea
SUCKERS, and q ton Of the Big Hole qualit
expected. We are assured that the fis
: will be forthcoming, but our reporter, min,
suIo! w uKnu"g Eopensmies OF bannac
= WV" 9ene..nny, uoe. NOT care 10 'nentio
"sMss ." '"" OCCASION
working operations OF the London Con
peny At Silver Star have lately been conf
= ed principally to the different methods
treat the ore from the Broadway mine. II
n BROADWAY mine In oil it, workings new
looked better than at the present time, an
the superintendent Is thoroughly Statistic
a win the OUTLOOK. Inc vein OF the Broa
J. way vein averages from stx to ninetes