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The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-21
THEATRICAL.

The Nellie Boyd Dramatic Companv,
the most complete organization that ever
visited Montana, will make its first appear.
ance at School Hall, on Monday evening.
Oct. 23d, for short season. The company
consists Of fourteen people, including q
full brass band and orchestra, and Is supplied
with complete set If stage scenery, paint.
I'd by E. L. Graham, artist, Of Chicago,
The opening play will be "Fanchon." win
Miss Boyd in her justly celebrated role of
4" Fanchon." From ali that we can learn
OF Miss Boyd she comes to us at the meri.
dian Of her successful theatrical career and
will delight US not only by her pleasant
ways and winning voice, hut by her powrr
to depict and portray character Ii. III.
drama. She Is heralded as a genuinely nat.
ural actress. full OF true feeling, free from,
stage drowsiness, and In all WAYS such An
actress az will challenge the best criticism
The initial performance will be followed by
the presentation Of new PLAY each even
ing. The company has been PLAYING &c
crowded houses In Helena and Butte. The
brass band Of the company will give Ar
open. AIR concert each day during the sta,
In Dillon. Reserved seats for sale at tn;
Postofiice. WV
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PARDONED BY THE GOVERNOR

Recently Governor Potts, on the nett.
ton OF a large number Of the resident, Of
beaverhead County. pardoned Frank vii.
liams, who In 1880, was sentenced at IN.
term Of District Court to five years in the
Penttentiary at Deer Lodge. Williams had
already served about two years Of his sen.
tence. The Isdetesdrst In alluding to the
pardon says that the circumstances Of the
theft were as follows: Williams had hen
working for residen, Of Beaverhead coun.
ty and at the time he quit work for his en-.
ployer could get no settlement. Being too
poor to sue for the wages due, he adopted
what seemed TO him much simpler plan
he stole horse from his former employer.
worth about the amount which he consid.
cred due him. In = day or two, after think.
ing the matter over, he made up his mind
that he had acted rashly, and so started to
take the horse home again. On the way
he was met and arrested. He was tried.
convicted, and sentenced to 1--WE years CON.
finement, as above stated.
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RATES ON CALIFORNIA aoons.

Montantans have for years shown pref
erence for California goods. By the iate
arrangement between the Union Pacific
and Central Pacific railroad companies the
same rates are now applied on ali classes oi
gooos rom San Francisco and other ter.
.h.o Sai''ornis points as from Omaha on
s'is"riminative tariff which prevailed for e ,
long time against the Central Pacific ~,r'
."aliy excluding California products fror,
the Territory, has recently been SO mo1,i III.
ned that all classes Of freight like COTE.
ccugaf' rice, tea, canned goods, California
fruits and wooilen fabrics, can now be lai M
gown gov IN Montana towns fully as cheap from '
s Jsn francisco As from any Of the Eastern
ion" 49,, 40 many OF our people who have
iornta products, In preference to com,cr ~"'
;'es from the States, this will be gratifying
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EXTRACTS FROM A BUTTE LITTER

Butte Democrat. who receiveda Dem.
ocratic education in Ohio, writes:
II an, sorry the Democrats of Beaver.
,ead used such poor material in their Sc.
lections for some If the county Offices.
Odious Democrats should be beaten. do
not think because man Is Democrat and
receives nomination that success should
settle on his shoulders if his record is Of
the crooked and bad kind. If Democratic
conventions nominate "bad eggs" that class
Of nominees must perish at the polls.
"The news from Ohio took old Buckeve.
ties down. Wasn't it bullyi-much like
finding big nugget in a ground .sluice,
Never dreamed Of it-and, mind YOU. the
Republicans will be fiattened out ito too
utter completeness" in the next Presiden-
tial campaign.
"Here, in Butte, little I. going on in the
political canvass. The candidates, of course.
are plaguing the people. The Inter Moxw.
tain ia pushing It's party men forward, and
that paper will not leave a stone unturued
to carry them through. The Miner, In Pap
Searles' solemn, laborious style espouses
the cause Of Martin warmly, but with all
It's hurrah there IL lack of enthusiasm and
zeal on the part Of the "unterrifed" and
there is strong don't want. to. vote. for. Ma.
ginnis feeling among Democrats who have
mustered to Martins music until they are
nearly tired out. "Old Jake" is in his ele.
ment and re 10 Democratic king now.
"rurning from politics to write q nara.
graph about Butte and this district win be
more inviting. The town Is quieter at
present than 1t was at = corresponding pe.
Rod last year, with less people on the
streets. Still, the mining interests are
ftNaa Syasnt 49, -
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WHO ARE vOTERs-PENALTY FOR H.
LEGAL VOTING.

The 7th OF November, general election
day, Is fast approaching, and the question
of who is and who Is not an eligible vote'
is one that interests every citizen OF bea
yerhead County. We all want fair deal
and square election. The purity OF ou'
system Of government depends on the re.
suits Of the ballot box. In view Of the tac'
that there are many disqualified men IN Bea
verhead County and throughout the Terri
tory who may attempt to vote, strict sur
veillance should be maintained at the polls
on election day, and every illegal vote
should be kept out Of the ballot box. The
statute governing the qualification ofa votel
is as follows:
Section SIS. page IS, 1ath Session
Laws.) That all male citizens Of the Uni
ted States above the age Of twenty -ont
years, and all male persons of the same age
who shall have declared their intention o.
becoming citizens, and who, under existing
laws of the United States, may ultimately
become citizens thereof, shall be deemed
electors of this Territory, and be entitled to
vote for Delegate to Congress. and for Ter
ritorial, District, County, Precinct, and Mu'
nicipal officers; Pyoytded, They shall have
resided in the Territory six months, and In
the county they may offer to vote, thirty
days next preceding the election.
The above law was approved February
q, 1851, and is the last Legislative enact
ment on the subject.
The providing or qualifying clause is the
one on which many votes will depend. A
man may "live" or "stop" in the Territory
while his illegal residence" will De else
where.
The United States laws provide penal
ties for illegal voting in the Territorie.
when It affects the election of a Delegate
to Congress. The penalty for illegal vot
ing Is defined under the Territorial law al
follows:
Sec. s6o, Revised Statutes of Montana
If any person not having the qualifications
Of voter shall fraudulently vote, or shall
fradulently attempt 10 vote, at any election
such person on conviction thereof, shall bs
punished by imprisonment in the Terrific
rial prison not less than one year nor more
than five years.
The law is plain enough. It is not pre-
sumed that forcible fraud will be attempted
at any Of the polls. While each qualified
voter should be permitted to vote those moi
qualified should be rejected. Let both par
ties select men qualified to serve as chal
lengers a. each poll on election day and
by strict attention fraudulent voting can b<
prevented.
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THE COUNTY CONTEST.

We are but two weeks and three days Thu
side Of general election day, and as yet tn
campaign has not been de,nOnstrative O
enthusiastic. The TRIBUNE has had moth
ing to say regarding the merits or dement's
Of the nominees for county offices on thu
respective party tickets Of Beaverheat
County. Thus far the people have beer
quietly but actively sitting the records o
the candidates thoroughly, which is evi
dence that there will be a wedding out a
the polls. The mass Of the voters have b,
this time, BY careful scrutiny and honest
selection, made up their minds that in thi.
county contest the election Of the gooc
men in nomination before them will bes
subserve the interests Of Beaverhead Coun'
ty. That this conclusion has already bee.
arrived At BY the majority Of the voters il
conclusive from expressions on all sides
by both Democrats and Republicans, tina,
they intend to "scratch" plenty and make
their tickets up from the candidates placed
III nomination BY both parties.
The party to which candidate happens
to belong will have little weight in our
county election. We are reminded by the
universal expression Of the people that this
is wear when the average voter Of Bea-
verhead County Is going to be more in.
fl,,enced In his choice Of local officers by
the solid worth, good standing and honesty
OF candidate than by the politics he pro-
tesses. Political professions, to a great ex.
tent, are idle clap-trap. Aside from Dele.
gaze to Congress, this Is not campaign in
which partisan politics cuts conspicuous
figure. A Republican or Democrat may
vote the head Of his ticket, and then, a. he
goes down toward the tail, he can wipe out
the candidates in whom he has little or nc
faith, and in their stead substitute men that
he believes will fill the offices honorably
and devote their attention to the interests
Of the people. This "pruning process
can be accomplished admirably, and with
a weapon as harmless as the stub end of a
lead pencil.
That this policy will be pursued at the
approaching election there Is little room to
doubt, and the TRIBUNE in voicing the sen
timent Of the people is only giving greater
publicity to what Is known in every camp
and town, and on every ranch In this
county. The defeat Of candidate will not
entail on the people the duty Of building a
monument over his political remains, and
hence the slaughter Of the Enthusiastically
will be an Inexpensive Job, open
and free to all qualified voters. Confdiny
in the hope that the sensible intentions Of
the people will eliminate in the selection
Of the best Of the nominees for our county
officials, we anticipate that the result Of the
election will be an emphatic
declaration that the people prefer the best
men for official positions.
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why should They.

No man or woman can do satisfactory
work when the brain Is dull the nerves un.
steady. the system relaxed and they feel
generally wretched. Why should anybody
drag through the work in this condition,
when bottle Of Parker's Ginger Tonic
will at moderate cost give them the strength
and will to perform their duties satisfaction.
ily.-Ex.
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IN TOWN AND OUT.

Hon. Martin Maginnis and Col. Wool.
folk are announced to address the people
at Radersburg to-day, Saturday.
The Miles City .1osysalis wicked enough
to say that several persons died from apo.
plexv on catching sight Of street cars ies.
tined for Billings. ii sd
S. d. Beebe received from Galena, ILL.,,
trio OF fine Partridge Cochin chickens
and trio Of Plymouth Rock chickens
The fowls are beauties and are pure bred.
The Republican Convention Of Silver
Bow county nominated A. c. Witter for
Councilman, and Dennis Leary, Lee Man.
tie and John H. Meddin for Representa-.
tives. y
Col Botkin was received at Bozeman on
last Thursday by an enthusiastic delega.
ton. lie was to speak in Bozemau that
evening. assisted by a number Of Republi.
can orators.
The granite monument which the United
States intends to place on the hattie field ut
Big Hole, to mark the spot where the sol.
diers fell who were killed by the Neg Perces
Indians rs on Its way to Montana.
Another aboard Of equalization" meets
to-day. The school Trustees Of the Dillon
district meet to hear any grievances arising
from the voting Of the $1,000 school tax
at the August election.
The increase in the circulation Of TRlp.
uNE lately is gratifying assurance that
the people want paper that ia alive to the
interests Of beaverhead County and OF
Southwestern Montana.
Rev. Hugh Duncan, If Sheridan. will
preach at Grace Methodist Church, to.
morrow, Sunday, October aad. Preaching
morning and evening at the usua. hours
All are invited to attend.
| Charley Hirschman has erected a Re.
publican liberty pole In front of his saloon
and large and beautiful Star Spangled
Banner has been ordered for the pole. The
flag will be displayed on patriotic and no
litical occasions.
Arthur e. Musson, who was brought r.
the County Hospital In badly cut up con
dttion Is doing we'll and will speedily re-
cover from his wounds. James Evans, who
Z charged with doing the stabbing, is con
fined in the county jail.
On Wednesday the 18th inst, Mr.. Syd
ney d. Hooker was ordained Deacon b,
,Btshop Brewer, In St. Peters Church, Hell
ena. The Rev. Messrs. Lewis of Bozemar
and Prout Of Virginia City were presen
and assisted In the services.
The Dillon Public School opened on las
Monday with Miss Mary Carter PRINCIPAL
and Miss Millie Coffin assistant. Their,
was no rush Ut pupils at the opening. tn,
school commenced with about f;ftv .choi.r
In attendance, which Is about one. fourth q
the school children Of this district. w. y
The latest Candidate" In the field I. j..
80. .'"" ~ e ne,ote me election
@ P'ace t"'s cano'oate Is liable to b
nsa.eu UP 20 q reo'not neat but the "can
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-21

Many lose their beauty from the hair fall.
Ing or fading. Parker's Hair Balsam sun.
plies necessary nourishment, prevents fail.
Ing and grayness and is an elegant dr.ss.
ing.
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l
| Fine Parlor Stoves at Darts.
Base Heaters: for coal o. wood. :. Darts.
CHRISTMAS CARDS, Stereseopes and View
1t the Dillon Furniture Store.
Racine Carriage Company's celebrated Spr;n
wagons are the boss. At Sebree, Ferris 4 White
| ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~
IF, r. Peter. Harness, in large quantities, at Sc
All kinds Of saves :. Dart's
Plenty u Healing ssoves, r. coal. a. Darts.
Balm Wagons, Peters Harness, Moline and Cas-
| ady Flows, everybody knows are the best. ia
sale by sebree, Ferris 4 White.
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The Dillon Daisy is the best Cigar in town. {
Hirschnan, sole agent.
Balm wascnsm;.the Freighter's Favori.e--at Sc
bree, Ferris b Whites AZ
The Casady Sulky Plow has no landslide but
takes the cake and defes competition. To be ha,
at Sebree, Ferris h Whites.
Decorated China and Majolica Ware, a. Darts.
New goods constantly arriving At Darts.
6ehooi 9ooEs
Copy books. states pencils school satchcls etc. etc
at Wr,yht1nan's.
9lan1A 70o1so,
Account books letter press copying books and &C
cos"sant's stationery, 1t weightmah's
Stationery.
Letter paper, Note paper, envelopes, inks, ink
stapds, pens pencils. rubber hands, sponge glasses
aed almost everything in the stationery line, a,
Toa10t Articles.
Mirrors. combs, brushes, soaps, perfumes, pow
ders: etc: Hacking brushes, French polish, &c &C.
at Weaghtpan's.
---.---.---------,---.---s.~---.
onnoA0x-s0 1ssAKsax.aRo.
Mecrschau,n and brier pipes, cigar ho.ders and
the hnest brands Of tobacco and cigars NAV he had
at Wsightpan's Variety Store P. O. Building.
1GnSaool
instruments: Niolins, guitars, hanioS, accordeonS
flutes, concHuoas harmonic ms, etc. Also shes,
monc ~secheas, ut Weigh,mans.
.1esSoollaneoaS.
Field 1lasses, stereoscopes and views /. buns
purses. pocket books, pocket CUTLERY waite. colors
dice, dice cups. poker checks. PLAYING cards. walk
ing sticks. feather busters rubte, dolls and an end.
hess variety al notions al W,ioh'-,~-S
Fresh bird seed, fresh ... AUS, and frui:
in season, at Weight,nan's-
New millinery, plsnes. ETC., lust received, a,
Mrs. NJ A. Ding iev's
Merino Underwear. wooll-n Mit,ens, Hoods,
Hoop skirts, Bastles. Hair Ornaments. and New
Cords IN almost endless variety At Mrs. L. l.. Han.
sons:
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Nerino Underwear. Woolien Mittens, Hoods
Hoop skirts, Bustles. Hair Ornaments. and New
Cords in almost endless variety AZ Mrs. 1. l.. Han.
sons:
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-21

Field glasses, stereo>copes and views. ..bu,n
purses. pocket books pocket cutlery. waite. color
dice, DICE cups poker checks. PLAYING cards, walk
ing sticks. feather busters .bte. dolls and an end
le&< variety al notions at W-ioh.----s
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View 1n1nAtVAHoS
~, SUITS CT ' S
line OF Rockers. Mattresses. Chromos, Paael Pic.
ilrxs: Phos.xr.ph Frances Picture Nails. Brackets,
i"u'ense stock ii Dry Goods just received At
The ovs,'e:i new c.lssa: a, Ki71r.,,ie. Bros.
POTATO Di0GERS r.
The labor saving. P,ttsbarg Potato Digger. Jno.
". Lowell sells this digger.
Gail At Civ naxsry for ice Cream. fresh home.
made Candy cakes. ETC.. etc.
express daily It the California Fruit Stors.
send in YOUR orders fos cakss Of al descriptions
which will receive prompt and careful attention vi
Good New. tor Diiion.u
In connection with the CITY Bakery the propreto.
f"'t at sll times choice selection oe Homemade
t":'ly. daily made and gaarsnseed fresh and good.
m Furniture Store 1t DiIlon Is again In full
,'"s:. and aii who are in med Of Furniture will
@ to their interest to buy At once az an selling
f;.n:ne lill's Coacord Harness at John W.
l.".v.lfs..
jas. received 4, i,e .1illon Furniture Store ,u,
>"e. Of Picture Frames. Mouldinxs. etc.
Hrs. ]. r. Dinxiev j. agent Tor the light.
AN ing Home Sewing Machine.
vi Blatxs Milwaukee Beer At L. c
Fvhrie & Co.'S.
From ten 10 twenty Scr cent saved bv
hnyiny your Barbed Wire Of John w. Low.
ell
100 barrels Of Kentucky Whiskies In
bond. by L. G: Fyhrie & Co.
1t you want any pure California
Wines, call at L. G.. F. & Co.'S.
400. 900 New york and Key
West Cigars to arrive in a few days,
at L. c. Fyhrie & Cos.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-21

have on hand = - Horse Power Portable En-.
yins and = inch il. Case Agitator Separator which
his been offered In this Territory. For particuars
e~ll On q address JOHN w. LOWELL,
" Dillon.
Kirkpatrick Bros. have opened their new stuck Of
Roots, Shoss and slippers this week.
The 6nsse and 1afSest stocE u fiovs. closhinp
in Dillon. just received ut kirkpatrick Bros store.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

SANDS = DOYCE. ct BUTTE.
Are making Magnificent
DAsHolAy Of Fine o-oo<ass
Consisting Of Fall Novelties s.ss4.,..
In Dress Fabrics,
Combination Dress Loo>'s,
x,...- :. Fin. Drs.. Tisssi%ss
Fine Fancy Hosiery and Gloves, -
observation-disclosures and Suit Department
SEA general invitation is extended to the Pub
Goods. SANDS 4 BOYcE.
~,.o,,. Main Street Butte City.
GOOD 1ID~0
s'.e s'ee 21sss,.s He Dahasn ~.e'
Forwarding Co., for selling Col .t pi Dill vii &
prepared 70 furnish al who may wish 70 buy, q
$40. per ton.
Office with Jno W. Lowell.
All kinds 81 Canvas Clothing at +. ". Poin.
dcxter's.
fine assortment 81 Men oversoa.s and Suits
At r. w. Poindcxtcr's.
Immense stuck Of Dry Goods just received ~
Kirkpatrick Bros: All il the latest STYLES. :
For a new Hss p 6 swssf baidwia's.
.v nss5s S e s sSs,s s ss ND DGp sa,
to refund part Of the money.
7; ". Pondsxtcr j. now receiving large and
GOODS. clio thing. az. direct from, the New
prices I\so large stock of California Shirts and
Underwear. just received. All goods marked in
RI14ovXE ts'sf
Mrs. u. A. Dingley has removed her stock Of
ofthe Dillon Hotel where viii e received. weekly,
new invoices q NE latese styles u season.
1aloa Rava
Nc. hoe fr~ .,i. ~ a. .l.. 5000. -
R.;i~s1 FseiSh. House. hAIkD hxT. - de
View Lu.nt,or Yard.
,Sso!gr r. H. SS.y,se has ogsned Lumhe, Yard
keep a complete assortment Of Balding Material.
WANTED. -Evervhody to smoke FIXED Star.
FOR sALE-The FIXED star Cigar a, East.
mans.
Fur Cap. and al l'ds 8 Saz '..s a, r~.
.Iosr:-1ss man Who don't like to smoke 4.
rh- Deder;sS H1y Prs. keisss,ss the place.
NJ thr Fish Wsx~o Depot -
California Fianne! sad Blaaisi Underwear a. I.
". fo'ndexsers.
rs, -.si:ea. At Sweet 4 B.ia~ia' $. a fine stock
6x14IW
KIighoss cash price Paid
-s"l sEBREE. Ferris Z WHITE |
~->~-~~~->1~~>~>-~>>~~>~>>~
Go to John ". Lowell.s for HSsness, You n. |
ways get a good article at bed rrk prices.
- JX Yosr 1EesSsSSa 1ssc.uox-~ !
and xna1s0Dsosa 13wan<l10o : /
and Ca6AEo !
g. 1k11
XESTUO1f WHIS1Y DEPOT,
ito r. ". Poind.xtcr's and examine his new
tocS If Hoo.s and Shoes.
Call a. swee, Z B,i.!w;n and look at their new
stock Of Shirts and Gloves.
.,~:>~>se~~c~S>~-~>>
Dolls in all sizes and kinds. doll heads. arms.
iren Just secsi.e At Mrs. l. 4. Hansons Millinery
store. -
New Dre s Es's 1t T. =. Fo..,iexters.
A new invoice Of Roots and Overshoes just re-
1eived at Sweet l. Il ,ldwin's.
.pa,ent Adjussa6ic 8al,nx Ties." with Press
tn match, is Just what you want to put your hay in
shape for any market. For sale only bv John W.
LOWELL
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New millinery. plsnes, ETC., ius, received, a,
Mrs- NJ. A. Ding iev's
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k%A eeca Havana Cigar sss b had u
.. Hirschnan's Kentucky Whisky Depot. -


For California Underwear 60 to Sweet 3 Bald.
wins. THEY KEEP rux NEsr.
You can get three for one without scaling the
turn" by huying Fixed Star at Eastman's.
FOUND. 1f6c place 10 6uy fo6accos and CT
garx For further particulars call ut Eastnan's.
Those Psts6es biSSsrs II John w. lowsll's
are all gong.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-21

u you want nice baby buggy, call at the Dillo
Furniture Store and see tho new reversible handl
carriages. Prices reasonable. n
>~~>~~>--s-1~~~~x~>c>.
large l0e OF cheap sedsteads just received
the Dillon Furniture STORE. II
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.

Get Dillon Daisy Cigar 1t C. Hirschman's.
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Fine ParlOr Stoves at Darts.
base Heaters, for coal wood, at Darts.
CHRISTMAS CARDS. Stereseopes and views
1t the Dillon Furniture Store,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-21

Fresh bird seed, fresh cAna1ss ... aus, and fyu
In SEASON, at Wsiyht,nan's.
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LODGING.

Mrs. l.. f. Hanson. whose place Of husiness was
burned IN the late fire. has purchased the residence
81 p. J. laevfron. in Hotel Blork. which she ha,
fitted up far Millinery Store and Lodging House
'@dxs'. will = .ess:nmsa..sa =. he new place.
thing. will be forgiven II you will only smoke i
Fixed Star before you come to ses your devoted
AurNnA
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-21

uSu' AuS OS"Ss uSSxUSecO NJ tltS Saying
In the tree, lett early In the morning, when
Sterret hastened back home to his mother
ut Deer Lodge, where at last accounts he
was tenderly cared for and kindly care.sed.
The Republicans Of Meagher county
have nominated Miss Alice T. Nichols for
School Superintendent. Feminine candi-
dates would have been more numerous in
Montana Il the boom for female school
superintendents had commenced earlier in
the campaign. OF the county offices to be
filled this fall that Of School Superintend
| ent IL, to the people, very important one
Our public schools, already large, are grow.
ing, and now require after lion and earnes,
supervision at the hands OF a surerintend
ent who Is Competent to discharge his du.
ties and who, at the same time, Is known
to be promoter Of education. In the &c.
lection Of School Superintendent It Il
the clear duty Of the people to elect com.
petent man to that Office.
Treasurer Shineherger, whose plain and
ornamental chirography commands the ad,
miration Of everybody, will be engaged
next week In notifying the rich reople Of
Beaverhead County who are subject 10 the
Pains and penalties Of taxation Of the sew,
cral amounts they owe the county treasury
for 1852. Mr.. Shincbcrger Is a Close 81.
pherer and he never makes mistakes o,
plumbers. When you receive a postal no
LITIGATION rest assured you owe the treasury
the amount stated, and then-as loval sub
ject Of the province Of Montana and vic.
tim Of taxation-walk up to the captain
office and paw your tax debt for this year,
when YOU will escape further molestation
until about this time next year. This thing
comes once year and never misses,
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The Dillon Daisy is the best Cigar in town. C.
| Hirschman, sole agent
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will he at the Goodrich House In Oillou far few
weeks longer and will attend to all business In nv
line. A. TALBOT. Dentist,
We nrw hsv. III m. { an m Ist complete stock
0f 08OCeeIES IN Dillon. which we will sell
at low figures for cash.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-21

''Patent Adjustable Hal,nx ries," with u Press
shape for any market. For sale only bv John W.