The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

Girls those lace aprons at Mrs. ]. T Dinglevs an
lace FiehIs and lace: and Trimmings 1 Tor undYrws
Of all descriptions.
IN TOWN AND OUT.
U.RoLL OUT TO the MASS MEETING
Found.-A four.horse whip. The own
er can get the same by calling at this Office
80 unfalterine shout Of the pioneer
J hanback, man, In the impending county
seat conflict, Is: "Hurrah for Bannack
l.. Glendale and Dillon hurrah for them
To quote the Remonstrance: A are.
moval (of the county seat) would be IN op'
position to the interests Of the majority Of
the people and taxpayers Of Beavers,ead
County" ff1.'.
Every intelligent man In Beaverhead
County will admit that the location Of the
county seat at the present time IL at Z
place sasilv accessible to all Of the people
Of the county.
Getting married, phrenologically. Is very
funny and people enjoy witnessing the Ger.
emony. Getting married in dead, square
earnest ID the very de-lightfulest kind
Of an arrangement. Said 70 be.
Beggars, with appeals printed In worn.
out small. plea, are bothering the people Of
Dillon daily. Professional beggars might
find It to their advantage to have their ap.
peals lettered on plates Of brass. E:
~ BRING IN THE REMONsTRANCEs
NOT LATER THAN MONDAY MORNING.
The last dance at the School Hail was
not numerously attended, but all those par.
ticipating had an evening Of pleasur cable
enjoyment. Summer Is getting too thick
for light fantastic toe exercises.
Ice cream Is ripe now and offered for
sale At the City Bakery, on Montana street
Charley Morton IL the first ice cream man
In the field this wear. Families supplied BY
leaving their orders at the bakery.
While the score Of the Virginia City Gun
Club shows an average Of fair shooting, we
are forced to conclude, from the low score
Of couple Of members, that the said cou.
pie must be blindfolded when they fire.
It must be conceded that Il would he Diet.
rimental to the interests Of the people and
tax payers Of the county 10 incur the ex.
pense Of removing the county seat at a time
when the county Il burdened with debt Of
thirty.seven thousand dollars.
ewLooK our FOR A. SOUTH CAROLINA
R RM;xEr rpt 0N + THAT GLENDALE PET1'
The new time schedule Of the Utah and
Northern Railway went into effect on June
Ist. The daily passenger train from Butte
for Ogden now arrives at 10 o'clock, a. m.
and the train from Ogden for Butte departs
from the Dillon depot at 4.3s p. m.
Examine that Glendale petition for re.
moval. 1t ia said that the names Of Butte
| a.. 2r-c 4. L.
do, subs If the Hecla Co. and plenty Of nom
ment.' Closely scrutinize the petition.
Freight outfits have been arriving and
departing In large numbers from Dillon
during the week. Fleets Of prairie schoon.
ers have been anchored In town daily
while the propelling power fed on the
green grasses Of the neighboring benches
and hills.
Messrs. Pease & Taylor, who are largely
interested in the carbonate mines Of the
Spring Mountain District in Eastern Idaho
have a saw mill and the machinery for q
s,nelter at Camas Station, on the U. and N.
awaiting shipment to Spring Mountain
which Is distant from the railway sixty. five
miles. .-.,
81 ENTER 4 PROTEST AGAINST BUR
ANY ADDITIONAL Dent AZ PRESENT.
Dillon is, BY reason of its easy access b,
the line of the Utah and Northern Railwa,
passing through the valleys of the Rex
Rock, Beaverhead and Big Hole, the mos
suitable place for the county seat until
change Of population, of settled charac
ter, Indicates permanent town or demand
J division Of the county.
The Boseman Courier, very wicked an,
|. sarcastic sheets mad because the TRIBU NJ
once noticed Howey's essay on higher ed
ucation. It would be good medicine II tn
man season Of private lessons on higl.e
cultivation, to polish his inordinate rough
ness and sublime rudeness.
Geo. w. Dart, of Bannack, has purchas
ed the Dillon hardware store OF r. n
: Brown. Mr.. Brown goes to Walkervill<
: At which place he win commence bushes.
Nj. Dart, who is favorably known through
out the county will shortly remove to thi
/ place, and in him Dillon viii acquire an en-
ergetic business man and . solid citizen.
1iix f eSTST1 o sE3H 70 " MHFFI
s SEsHiao os WIKI Ssxr x MoaDHy THE MAS
/ A well.heeled old.timer, when informe
y about the county seat conflict Just con-
: menced, changed his cigar from one side {
his mouth to the other, remarking; "Let
see. This looks like an attack Of the Heel
Consolidated Mining Company on the l7ta
and Northern Railway Company" b,
ISLANDERS thought the old.timer had sal
much In single sentence.
Dr. Mcdonald, phrenologist, lectured fo
several evenings In Dillon. this week, an
departs for other places In the Territory
when he will continue lecturing. The Do.
tor is forcible, Instructive and captivatin
talker, and he invariably succeeds in intel
esting an audience. In addition to the al
gumentative features Of the Doctors lie,
lures his humorous hits are introduce
with an aptness that never fails to pleas
i, his auditors.
II WHEN \ SETTLED POPULATIO
i DEMANDS A REMOVAL. OF THE COUNT
SEAT THE TIME TO SUBMIT THAT QUE:
ION WILL BE AT HAND. NOT NOW.
An excerpt from a private letter fro'
: Butte gives the situation In that camp
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