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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-11-25
THE LITERARY SOCIETY.

AT the meeting held on last Saturday
evening At School Hall the Dillon Literary
Society was recognized. There was .
good attendance and the following officers
were elected:
President-Phil d. McGough.
Vice President-Dan r. Chapman.
Recording Secretary-Miss Minnie Axe.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Mary E..
Carter.
Treasurer-Miss Florence E. Thorpe.
The following Is the programme for this,
Saturday, evening:
Music-Greeting Glee, Misses Kennie and Millie
Coffin and Messrs. Lamont and Smith.
Salutatory-C. r. Paul.
Declan,ation-Jas Il. Sias.
Organ Snlo-Wm. Bernstein.
Reading-Fred 4. Baldwin.
RccitatiOn-Miss Mile Coffin.
Vocal Solo-Miss Minnie Axe.
Intermission.
Debate Question: Resolved, "1hat Ca pital Pun.
ishmcnt Is right" Affirmative-Jas. kirkpatrick
and ID. r. Chapman. 'Negative-W. J. Crowell and
r. b. Smith.
All lovers Of literary and social enter.
tainments are cordially invited to attend.
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THE HECLA CONCENTRATOR AT
GREENWOOD.

General Manager Knippenberg, Of the
Hecla Consolidated Mining. Company, ot
Glendale. has decided one Of the most I'M
nor,ant questions, not only for the Hec'a
Company but for Montana Territory. that
has troubled every mining man owning OF
holding low grade ores. Every mining
camp or low grade quartz district tn our
Territory indirectly owes that gentleman q
debt OF gratitude for deciding for them 20
important question as the successful con-
rentration OF ores Of an inferior grade.
About eighteen months ago Mr.. kntpPen'
berg took charge of the immense Hec'a
property, when lie found deposited In all at
mines Of the Trapper district large bodies OF
second. class ores, assaying from seven 70
fifteen per cent In lead and running from
twenty to fifty ounces In silver to the ts.n'
How to make this worthless wealth avatIa'
Bile has been Ills constant study. During
the first year Of his management the con-
tition Of the miues and company made It
utterly out of the question to make great
Improvement, but having redeemed the
property and placed Il on adividend.Paytns
basis, the manager resolved that during the
second year the work should be accom-
plished. During the present year there
has been expended In the erection Of the
Greenwood Concentrator over $4,000.
On November 18th the large concentra'
tor at Greenwood was put in operation, run
ming day and night, and the results were
entirely satisfactory. The product from
the iigs was brought up TO fihy.four pei
cent IN lead and one hundred and seventeen
ounces In silver 10 the ton; the table prod
uct was brought up to fifty per cent In leat
and fifty -four ounces in silver; the 81 ic.
was brought down rs low as eleven pei
cent in much Of the product. The loss II
silver In the tailings will be materially re
duced. The first few days run Of the con
centrator was not an average test as Supt
Parfet furnished It with Cleve and Franklit
ores which are the hardest and most dill
cult ores owned by the Hecla Co. to con
centrate, as they only run seven per cen
in lead.
The Fort Scott Machine and Foundr,
Co. furnished the beautiful machinery 10
the concertrator, which was designed b.
Prof. Fred Stivolinsks The Professor is
man Of large experie, in concentrating
machinery and he has been at Greenwood
for over one month.
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PRECINCT OFFICERS ELECTED.

The following Justices Of the Peace, Con.
stables, and Road Supervisors, were elec-
ted In the different precincts throughout
Beaverhead County at the late election:
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Dillon-W. B. Carter, &. L. Thomson j;
Birch Creek. J. Loughridge; Dewey'a
Flat-C. M. Shepherd; G!rndale-R. z.
Thomas, Bert Storr; Lion City-George
E. Tarbell; Spring Hill-Wm. Garland
Barrett's-Sim Estes; Bannack-W. r.
Billings: Argenta-Genrge French; Horss
Prairie-James Mansfield.
coNsrABLEs.
Dillon-John Nickum, George Black
Glendale-rhoe. Jones, Henderson Sey.
bold; Birch Creek-Charles Blunt; Bar.
rett's-Geo. Poindexter; Bannack-W. R.
Wright; Spring Hill-H. Gleed; Horse
Prairie-Harrison B. Brown; Argenta-J
G. Bray; Lion City-Pat. Mcdonald.
ROAD SUPERVISORS.
Argenta-M. Z. Bray: Bannack-Jas. s.
Ferster; Barrett's-M. Colwell; Red Rock
-Emerson Hill; Spring Hill-Geo Baily
Birch Creek-Fred Haining; Glendale
w. Fruit; Dewey's Flat-H. Churchill
Dillon-F. F. Conyne; Horse Prairie-W
S. Burnett.
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A NEW AND NEAT STORE.

One Of the finest storehouses In Dillon,
considering its sise, l. the new brick build.
Ing into which L. c. Thomsen has lately
removed On Montana street, and which will
hereafter be known % the California Fruit
Store. The building Is well finished one.
story brick with fine front Of stylish and
elegant appearance. Il Il conveniently ar.
ranged for the fruit and notion business,
and Il 10 m ornament to the street and q
credit to the liberal enterprise Of tie OWNER,
Who Is conducting . successful business.
Everything In the new fruit depot looks
fresh and neat. The proprietor 10 desesv.
Ing OF the patronage he q receiving from
the people Of Dillon and the surrounding
country. Drop into the new store and
zee how nice everything looks.
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THANKSGIVING CLUB DANCE.

The members Of the Dillon Dancing
Club, In addition to reciting prayers and
eating turkeys and chickens, propose Ia
wind up Thanksgiving with a grand Club
dance on the evening Of that day: Invita-
tions are In circulation for grand Thanks.
giving Club Dance, which e to be given
under the auspices Of the Dillon Club on
next Thursday evening, November goth
Thanksgiving evening. We learn that the
committees Of gentlemen having the dance
In charge are devoting special exertiors to.
ward making the dance complete success.
The committees appointed to manage the
dance are a. follows:
On lnvit:ation:--W. c. Whipps, ]. L, MORSE. I. r,
Sias and w. b. Carter.
On ARRANGEMENTS: L. Thomson, A. L. Bald.
win and VIM. Jones'.
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Col. Deimling, returning from Philadel.
phta, went on to Virginia City.
Mrs. E. Price, Of Sheridan, took last
Wednesdays train for st. Louis.
Jim King and Mark Pest were down
from the Birch Creek province.
Geo. Chaser and Hugh Hat6eld, fisher.
idan, were over during the week.
Rev. &. o. Tillotson, OF Butte, viii no 10
Santa Cruz, California, next week.
Mart. Barrett, Of Horse Prairie, double.
hosted Dillon during the last moon.
Charlie Asmen has accepted the position
Of book.keeper At L. c. Fyhrie 4 Co.'S
Rev. E. G. Prout, Of Virginia CITY. has
been visiting Dillon. Bannsck and Glen.
dale this week.
Gus. +. Graster, Of Bannack, was no.
ttced examining the improvements recent.
" made In Dillon.
John 3. Wilson, Of Wilson, Rote 4 Co.
Glendale, reports HE section Of the countv
running In regular order.
Con Bray. # Arsenta, and ]. P. fetch.
p, % rs. Ms.s!uesnske, came to town 10 learn
now w''ders Landing vent ofkcially.
y. d. Chase, Of the Union Pacific freisht
once q Ogden, has been appointed acent
q the Utah and Northern 1t Silver Bow.
Jim Sias. accompanied by a pair Of gum
boots. repeating ride, and guide. is sun.
posed to Be Strengthening deer ON the hesd
Of Birch Creek. wv '''' ''ss>'
Bishop Brewer, AFTER spendin. ..v.-.,
days In Dillon IN active work Tor The hen..
Mt Of the Episcopal Church, len fur Helsr.
o" last Tuesday. ~"
joe Shtneberger, Of Red Rock, was down
Psy1ng considerable wad Of taxes, ex.
planning sure method Of buying CHEAP
Pon'es, and telling hsw to stand Oh news.
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GOOD TEllFLA1s LODGE ORGAN IsrD

The organization Of lodge Of I. o. G.
I. was effected In Dillon during the week,
and the following officers were elected and
installed:
w. G. T.-Thomas Loughridge.
w. y.T:-Charles Shively.
w. S.-A. E. Wallander.
W. F. S.-Henry Snyder.
w. T-John Shively.
w. Chaplain-E. Coffin.
w. NE. H. Brundage.
W. !. Chen. Peacock.
W.O. CD. p. Loughridge.
Lodge Deputy-H. BrundaRe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Bishop desire to ex.
press thanks to their friends for the kind.
ness shown to them In their recent attic.
Ton. and especially to Mr.. and Mrs. lanes
nrkpatrtck TOR the generous hospitality 60
kindly extended to them on their arrival In
Dillon. Such kindness can never be for.
gotten.
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NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.
LAND ovv,cs At H1L1NA, n. T., Nov.'s' 'Ss

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, N. IL Nov''o'
NOTICE 10 hereby eivcn that the following nan ~
~ ed settler has fled notice Of his intenuc .hst
ss,d proof wiil Be made before Robert 7. WING
Probate Judge Of Reaverhead county. NJ IL a. ",
lon, Montana, on Saturday. Dcceaher H. . H.. M,
Thomas !. Charitoo, hemssts az :Ep y oS Sw K
and nc VIZ 81 X Of sec No. s. I NO .
r No. : w. a., ,,,oxe his
He names the following witnesses 20 Ply ~ saiI
land, viz: Joshua Charlton. Clarence En ~ hi.
George Staudahar and Thomas CaTma"' ." !"
Ion, Reaveshead County, Montana: ,r. p.,;ster
Nl4S 1t. Nue. "s"'
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THE VOTE FOR DELEGATE.

The vote for Delegate to Congress as far
as ascer tanned and corrected cuts down the
reported majorities for Maginnis and in.
creases the majoritles for Botkin. The fol.
lowing are the reported majorities in the
different counties-Missoula reported, the
Others from the canvassed returns Of the
counties:
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301Oa 1AYS

A .. Rife has for sale At big plaee, opposite the
Railway Freight House, 1AL&D HAY BY he
~. We; .sss. .csa: go IT, e: ~ . 49,.
ady Plowa, everybody knows are the best. For
sale by Sehree, Ferris 4 White.
View 3sVA1AOoOR XAxas
George II. Savage has opened Lumber Yard
Keep comp lete s..o,tmsnt 81 Bailairx Material
The Dillon Daisy i the hest Cigar in town. C.
llirschman, sole agent.
Fur Caps and III kinds 81 Wool flats ut T. w.
P0intextcrs.
Balm wagonsSt6s FrsiEhtsr's Favorite-at Sc.
hrce, Ferris 4 Whites.
The Dederick Hay Press. Remembes the place.
At the Fish Wagon Depot.
~~S~~~~~$>~>>~se~s~s~~~~s
The Cassidy Sulky Plow has NO landslide, but Il
takes the cake and de6es competition. To be had
at Sebree, Ferris b Whites.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
AT THE OLD LOG STORE

AT THE OLD LOG STORE
You will still find
0VvD0T - BALDWIN
With large and finely selected stock Of Groceries
and General Merchandise Do not fail tn give them
CALI for you will find u your interest to try their
goods and prices.
Sic thousand Fixed Star Cigars, just r..
revived at Sweet 4 Baldwins. =
~~~~~~~~~-~--~~~~e~~~>
Horse Prairie Butter, nice and sweet, at kivkpat-
rick Bros.
Majolica gold. band China a.d Glassware at Kirk
patrick Bros.
AtSWEET 4 BALDW1NS
just received a car load Of Sugar.
just received u car Of Fresh Corn Meal.
just received car Of Liverpool Salt.
just received car Of Canned Goods.
just received car Of Snap.
just received car Of Kegs, Demijohns, Wash
Boards, etc. ". '--i'- 'r-.-..-
THE DEDERICK HAY PRESS.
Four styles. just received by The John
W. Lowell wssoa Company.
PLENTY OF MONEY IN N.
nay Dss s, = aax Pre-: s s.d d ss:so%
Wagon Company.
New styles Fsncy Lamps At
DA"17'
Meas Club Skates,
Boys Club skatea,
Ladies' skates,
At DARTS.
~~~~~-~-~~~~~-~>~~
KEEP OUT THE COLDl
Weather strips for doors and windows,
~.~~~~~~~~---~~~~~>~ 17
''Patemt Adjustable Ealing Tiss," with Press
shape for any market. For sale only BY The John
w. Lowell Wagon Co.
An elegant line Of Ladies' and Misses Hoods.
and Gentle,nen's Scarfs, just received at Kirk.
patrick Bros.
The sss !, Henry Clay Cigar imported and
:. Genuine Key West Cigars. hes, In the land. =.
EastInany.
Jurt received.~A fresh lot Of Fixed Star Cigars,
ut Eastman's.
Plug Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. all kinds
and brands, 1t Elstinan's.
Cigarettes til you can't rest. ut t..stman's.
Examine the Pocket Knives \, Eas,,nan's.
Meerschau'n goods, warranted cheap and good,
ut East,nan's.
The Fixed Star Is 7i..er Than silk fry one and be
COMMUNICATION sale at Eastman's.
five cent Cigar that can't 6e beat, can he found
ut Eastrians.
Everything in the smoking line except brick
chimney, can be bought cheap ut Eastn'an's.
Don't fail to call 1t Mrs. MansOn's and see
the new Fail and Winter Millinery Feath.
er Caps in all colors. Walking Hats in diff
feremt styles, HOOsls, Shawls, &c.
House or rooms to rent. Inquire Of
Geo. H. savage.
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Tribune Ageat 1t shsridaa.

John II. Rrundage. at Bateman's stose, Sheridan,
is the authorised agent OF the TRIBUNE to receive
subscriptions, advertising and joh work, and to re.
ceipt for all money due tits Office.
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@AX111 U0Ds

TAKEN up by the subscribers one red COW. e'S XXI
! years old, branded H On right hip, u ndes
in right ear. Owner is requested 70 Ir o seRRI
R az" GsS ~ Nos \: ,sa,. NI.4sC
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9oo. 900 New York and Key
West Cigars to arrive in few days,
At L. c. Fyhrie & Co.'S.
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Decorated Chisa and M.jnlica Ware, at Dart

Decorated chiss and Msjolica Ware. at Darts.
New goods constantly arriving II Darts.
California Flannel and BLANKET Underwear at T.
W. '"'"'~eAS> s:>~->-~~--~-
Merin0 Underwear, WOoen Mittcns, Hoods,
lIoop Skirts, Bustles, Hair Ornaments, and New
tanas in almost endless variety Ut Mrs. L. e. Han
sons:
JUS. received. 1t Sweet 4 Baldwin 8. a fine stock
OF Hats and Caps.
A.UY Eos.. nk~s.a..ea Esa4aore
Asaea 0AOaE0
O. 1210<S1E14A19sO
XB11UOKY wHIaKY DEPOT.
Go tot: w. Poandexter's and examine his new
Call .. Sweet Z asldvin's and Ioof a. their new
Dolls IN ali .Isss and kinds, doll heads, arms,
hodie. &c. China and Britannia Tea sets fnx chill.
drea. Just resolved ut Mrs. l. T. Hansons Millinery
store.
New Dire. dssa: q Z: ": rsISds..er..
es,si :. sws:. : s.ids d q. -..'''' '"''
go I'D Havana Olga, saa - Aaa u
O. n'''a..as x..ssses Why ps!'< -
For c.litesais Uadsrwesr 70 10 swest 4 Baid.
wins. TMss kHss rMs 1ssT:
II 01OCE1IE6 IL Diiion. which we viii sell
s.~- SWEET Z BALDWIN.
LODGING.
Mrs. l.. =. Hsasnn. whose placs Of husiasss was
Il !" rss q.
6tted Up 70. millinery sacse and Indg,ng House.
L'dss'' ~''' = seee:..ssssss Z ses "sw place
1A1s1 D0O840o.
If yoa want . aice baby baE1y. call At the Dillon
Furniture Saase aad ses ~ asv reversible haadls
carriages. eStgeo reasonable, IT
Alag. y. q sssse asassssas j.. received a.
A large and eSoice ssieetioe q New Music 20,
the Ausosa":e. = sss... Esseisss. sso'e.
View 1W&nA1va&oo
Just reesivsd u Butas' Fssaiture Store Rlackwsl.
aSt Redrooa Salts, Dedstaada, Cot Beds. 4 Ane
line II Rockers, Mattsaases, Chsomos, Paael Pic.
.sss: es::ox;sga Frames Picture Nails Brackets.
Ths isvsli:st aev Cslscos q KFEPsssiek Bpea.
seed In your osdsss aoc aha q 81 descriptions
which vtll receive prompt and careful attention n
oesS Hs1s - 6iiiss.u
Il eoaasssio: vitA e City sahs'y e psopsastas
e: ops.:sS &c, cs:s.sss::'y ssasd: xnsss ws ::
Cssdy. daily 'aads ssd gaa.:..:e:d ds:S I'D god.
TT, r.. y.,: IL 8, 81: 6 -: ]: y,
Cad to thsir interest b Ssy a enc: :. ssllia
goods way down. B. ". nUrsk
Just received Il the DsIoa Furniture Store, toll
stock Of P'essse Fs.@e.. Mes!diee:. etc.
Mrs. J. T. Dingley is agent for the light.
running Home Sewing Mseh.ne.
Val Blatz's Milwaukee Beer At L. G
Fyhrie & Cos. .
100 barrels of Kentucky Whistles In
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4601A10 o001D NDP sale.
have few hrst.class Merino Bucks for sale At =
Gale On or edireVs M. Phil Thorpe, Dillon, Mon.
tana. s. WILSON.
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o01AOkOE1O 11VAKNEzOOs
MecrschAu,n and brier pipes, cigar holders and
the 6sscst brands Of tobacco and cigars may be had
II Wsixhtnsam's Variety store r. O. Buildiny.
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GOOD 96W WE
10 the people OF DA11On Axaei
vA0An4tY.

Get Dillon Daisy Cigar vt Z. Hrschman's.
.~~~~>~~-~.o~~~~>~-~~~~~~~
GOOD 161VV0
TO the people OF DA11<3n Ane2
vAoAnAty.
D. Lamont, having the agency Of the Northwest
Forwarding o., for selling Goal ct Dillon, viii b
prepared 70 furnish al who may wish to buy, at
Office with Jno W. Lowell.
Fine P.rlor Stoves at Darts.
Al, kinds 81 Canvas Clothing II r. W. Poin.
lextEr's.
isase Heaters, for coal or wood, ut Darts.
A fine assortment ii Men Ov.rcoats and Suits
Mr. W. POindcxtcr's.
CHRISTMAS CARDS, Sterescopes and Views,
at The Dillon Furniture Stnre.
Racine Carriage Company's celebrated Spring
Wagons are the boss. At Source, Ferris Il Whites.
For new Hat - q Sweet 4 Baldwin's.
r. Peters Harness, in large quantities. Ut Sc
mcc, Ferris \ Whites.
All kinds at Stoves vt DARTS.
Plenty OF Heating Stoves. tor coal, at Darts.
r. w. Poindextcr i now receiving large and
we'll selected stock 0t FALL and WINTER DRY
GOODS, CLIO HING, ETC.. direct from the New
York market, which are marked down 10 bed rock
prices. Als0, large stock of California Shirts and
Underwear. just received. All goods marked in
pain figures.
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01AnA 100A0v
Account hooks, letter press copying books and &C.
euumtant's stationary, vt Wcixhtnan's.
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McDONALD.-AtL Lion CITY, Montana. Nov. 18th,
1854. to Mr.. and Mrs. I'D. McDonald, daughter
DILLON LETTER LIST.

DILLON LETTER Ll11.
Last At letters remaining IN The Post 0ice at Di'
lon. Besvsrhead Co.. Montana. for the wees ena.
ing On Nov. ~, sSSs, which Il mt called tos y
sodAys. win he srns - the Dead Letter OQce.
1air. John L Hanscomb, Geo
Berry, G Jensen, Mrs Alice
Butts. Geo A Mckinney, JSs
6utley, MT Moran, Edward
Castelo. John Smith, Harry Z
Cassett, Louis Thomas, OK
Evenss Mrs Emma H Tracy, Alfonso
Gilbert, RF Warner. Henvy Ds
Hoston, Geo williams, David N
HaSdman. Wilson. Il
Pessans eallsag Rhs anv of the above Letter: Wy
please say-''sdvsItisse." ]. WG!GhFAANs IN
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TAKEN up by the subscriber about the ISL s..; ~
I Septemher last one iron gray horse: about as
years old; branded d On LEFT thigh; weight a' ~.
Qeo pounds. The owner 10 requested to prove "''
horse, pay charges and take himkway
Beaverhead Valley, Nov. q, 1854. (4I-4s.y
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Field glasses, stcreOscOp<s and views, albums.
purses. pocket books, poc.ct cutlery, water colors
,cc, dicc cups, poker checks, playing cards, walk
i.y sticks, feather busters, ruber dolls and end
,xss variety nj ns,tiQnx Mt WeixhtlnanS.
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Letter paper. Note paper, envelopes, inks, ink.
sands, pv,sx pencils. rubber bands, sponge glasses
lid .i'nost everything In the stationery llns, ut
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f,s.run,ents: volins, guitars, banos, accordeons,
dites, cOncsrtinas, hartnonicans, etc. Also sheet
n,us,c >AtchIls, Vt Weiyi,snan's.
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100 barrels Of Kentucky Whistles in
bond, by L. c. Fyhrie 4 Co.
If you want any pure California
Wines, call at L. c. F. & Cos.
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00h001 3001RO
Copy hooks, states pencils, school satchels ETC., etc.
- Wcxhtinat,'s.
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isase Heaters, for coal or wood, ut Darts.
A fine assortment ii Men Overcoats and Suits
ut 4. w. fOiuCcxtcY'S.
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Fine PsrlOr Stoves at Darts.
All kinds Of Canvas Clothing vt r. w. Poin'
lextxr's.
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KEEP OUT THE COLD!
weather strips for doors and Window,
NJ DARTsA
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''Patemt Adjustable Ealing Tiss," with Press
shape for any market. For sale only BY The John
w. Lowell Wagon Co.
An elegant line Of Ladies' and Misses Hoods,
and Gentle,ren's Scarfs, just received At Kirk.
patrick Bros.
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NvSsy uO0Gs 0WSGS u 03tOWuu8 10 y
busy place-Polndexter makes rafting
show ing-and Kirkpatrick Il not point
behind the other houses. Dart into Darts
and spSandA stock win meet your die.
eliminating gase. At Butts & brakes
furniture store the exhibition Of articles IL
way up. Evidences Of brisk trade are no.
ticeable at oil the stores and shops In town.
The trade Of Dillon 10 extending into .
wider range every mouth, which 3 conclu.
sive proof that our merchants and business
men are ceiling At figures that cannot be
obtained In other less favored towns.
Bishop Brewers sermon On last Sunday
evening on the observance Of Sunday"
at the Episcopal Church was attentively
listened to by large congregation. The
Bishop did not throw the entire blame on
merchants and shop-keepers Tor disregard.
Ing the Lord's day and keeping open places
for the purpose Of ceiling merchandise. On
the people rested the blame, for, - the
Bishop very polntedly remarked, u the
people did not make practice Of going to
the stores to buy on Sundays ne store.
keepers from lack Of customers would be
competed to shut up their shops on Sun.
days. Hence, In order 10 bring about 4
proper Observance Of Sunday he people
must quit trading aud doing business on
the good day.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-11-25

Genuine Key West Cigars. hest In the land, NJ
Eastnany.
Jurt received.-A fresh lot Of Fixed Star Cigars.
/ nj Eaafman,R.
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Montana bred, the best Ia .he territory Price 5000
Is, $IS.on & 4 II. EDWARDS.
lisa Bluffs, Mont. tN-%o
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-06

LONDON, Oct. 5.-Dillon, In replying
70 the resolution from the Liverpool
League requesting him to reoonsider
his resignation sent in 70 Parliament,
writes that he gave the matter his earn
sst attention, and says that nothing but
III haalth could have caused him to quit
politics.