The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02

softly: NO opposition-sure thing" ans
then resume his former midnight colo
Young Tom Poindexter met with Sc
we're and painful accident last Sunday
While engaged in re.charging lot u sho
gun shells he picked up one through mis-
take that was loaded. and while removing
the cap the she'll exploded tearing the In
| side OF his lett hand badly. The wound
although severe one, it il hoped will moi
result in permanently cripplin0 his Rand.
This srason In some respects kas beer
peculiar for this portion Of Montana. The
| Spring was backward and cold, and the
| Summer hot and day. Tbs month OF Aug.
| ust. especially, was noted for the hottest
weather ever experienced in this section by
the Oldest residents Of the Territory. The
Fall was ushered in with frosty nights. and
September starts cool enough to terminate
in wintry weather.
The report in circulation on Tuesday
that the business part Of Boseman had
burned turned out. happily. to be magni6.
ed report. The two buildings occupied BY
Osborn's drug store and Mrs. Cary's hotel,
burned to the ground. The adjoining houses
were only saved after a desperate struggle.
The loss by the FIRE has not been stated.
but It is reported that the contents Of the
drug store were saved.
A four. horse team belonging to VIM.
Jones, OF Rattieenake, after delivering 4
load Of wool at the freight depot on Thurs.
day, started to run away. The tongue Of
the wagon breaking and turning up, the
near wheel horse was inpaied on the piece
Of broken tongue. The animal. valuable
one, was completely disemhoweled ~ the
accident and was knocked IN the head
AID killed with an axe.
When the Dillon Literary Society died
last Spring It was understood among the
nourners al the funeral that the Society
was to be born again about the list Of Sep.
TENDER. September Ist arrived and as no
notice Of the birth of the Society appeared
In the daily newspapers its many friends
were somewhat disappointed The time
having come to pass for re.organixing the
Society the question is-what is matterl
Beaverhead County will loose a number
of thousands Of sheep this fall. Mr.. John
H. Rourk. Of Red Rock, has driven his
band Of about 1000 to the Yellowstone
Valley. Last week John s. Wilson, who
advertised his band Of 1000 sheep for sale
in the TRIBUNE. disposed of the entire lot to
the Burfeind Brothers. who are running a
large stock ranch on Tongue River, and to
which the sheer are to be driven this fall
Hon. Joe X. Toole, of Helena, the "first
choice" Of Jefferson county for Congress,
publishes a card in the Daily Isdetssdsst
Of last Thursday, Withdrawing from the
Congregational race. Mr.. Toole wants to
be lawyer, first, last and oil the time, and
he says that he cannot afford 10 60 u Con.
G.oA i
ond. follows suit and tru,nps Word's'trick
-Maginnis, well, he may be "forced" once
more to run.
The Independent Order Of GoodsTem.
plars, Of Butte, held pic mic near Mel.
rose on last Saturday. The pic nickers
came down on the morning train, over one
hundred and fifty strong, and passed q
highly enjoyable dav, having q delightful
time and lots of fun, and returned 10 Butte
by the evening train. Those participating
In the pic MIC excursion expressed them.
selves fully satisfied with the days ispor,
and recreation.
The Fyhrie-Eliel brick on the corner o.
Montana and Center streets IL going ur
finely, with the foundation and cellar wall,
already completed. The building Is a wor
thy enterprise and eminently entitled Il
marked consideration, as 1t Is tangible evi
dence that the future Of the town is mos
promising. Houses Of this kind are wha
are needed, and with good quality q
brick readily obtainable at Dillon, other
will build In turn. "'rhere's room for many
more" .-I
4 In Madison and Choteau Counties tn
conventions have nominated two candl
dates for member Of the House of tn
Legislature. In Beaverhead County onl,
one candidate for representative was nom
mated BY the Democrats and one BY tn
: Republicans. Beaverhead polls large
! vote than either Madison or Choteau. Un
. der the new superintendent Of the Tesritor
for Legislative purposes It IL quite proba
: BILE that Madison and Beaverhead will II
jotnt.representative, but neither count
. will bs entitled to two representatives.
Our Bannack correspondent provides tn
following paragraph: "rhings. are quis
In the old burg on week days, but OF Sur
day we muster large congregation Of &C
climated patriots. The exercises Of IN
day are varied, and often lean toward re
ligton. The societies recently formed .
/ Bannack have got thei, new books an
! they now unitedly sing "Dempsey's dos
$ ology" In perfect harmony and unison. w
are waiting patiently Tor the establishing G
that daily mail between Dillon and han
. mack"
tits understood that the delegates 10 III
Territorial Democratic Convention ftou
. Beaverhead are favorable to the re.nomiu
! alton Of Major Maginnis, believing tina
the Major is the strongest man named fl
Congress. Maginnis out Of the contest, tn
) Beaverhead delegation, If they all atten
J the Convention, will cast Pemberton- MOI
ris- MITCHELL Stapleton- Napton- Mayhem
Clark scattering vote. This IL all that
known about the Beaverhead delegates q
their preferences Tor candidate far Dele
gate to Congress.
We notice In the Eastern Montana paper
that candidates and their supporters are be
! ginning to call eacl, other political fossils,
"tricky bilks," "leeches on the public tit,
and other pet names equally suggestive,
Nothing Of that kind has broke loose 1
Beaverhead County yet. Only stray S:
is reported up. However, there Is plent
of time in which to shock the sensibilitie
Of an honest and confiding people between
now and November. Everything Is quie
In county politics at present and candidate
all Ink as Innocent ma ne,,,. vsen mad Ia ,,n1>.