The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-30

Fixed Star before you come to see your devoted
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.sr RE- e; s. ::s At Il ss' !; X:
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Postmaster Weightman lost breast.pin
with small diamond set. The finder will
receive ~" by leaving the pin at the
Postofiice.
In the rattle for the gold watch forty. -four
was the winning number. A down. town
Christian threw "high," and got away with
the time.keeper.
Guests who mastigate their grub daily At
the star tables At the hotels and restaurants
fare growing hungry for game. Game il
scarce In the Dillon market.
During the past week the Dillon drug
store has received stock of beautiful toilet
sets. The paregoric administered BY the
new clerk reaches its destination every
| time.
Chairman White calls the Republican
Central Committee OF the county together
1 for the purposes specified in his cali which
will be found In another column Of to.day's
TRIBUNE.
Dillon pays the most licenses Of any
town In the county. Glendale il second on
the list. The licenses collected In the two
towns amounts to more than the balance Of
Of the county.
The assessment roll Of Beaverhead Coun.
~ for THE year will run up to nearly
$2,ooo.opo. Some notifications and cor.
rections will probably he allowed BY the
board Of corrections next week.
The statement that Mrs. j. T. Dingley
hsd gone out Of business is not correct.
Mrs. Dingley does not intend to 20 out of
business, but on the contrary she Is receiv.
ing more styllsh goods than ever.
Trout fishing with hook and line Is ex.
| cellent now In the mountain streams, high
| up In the ranges. On the head Of Black tail
trout are'abundant and no trouble il expe.
rfenced In catching long strings Of these
brook beauties.
DR.. Smallhausen, Chairman Of the Coun.
~ Democratic Central Committee issues
call for special meeting Of the Committee
which will be found in another column,
| and to which the attention Of the members
Of the Committee is called.
The dance a the Court Hohae on last
"wednesday evening was not large, but
those attending had very enjoyey time.
As the dancing season advances more In.
terest will be taken In hops and larger
crowds will be In attendance.
Rev. E. G. Prout, Of Virginia City, will
hold services Of the Episcopal Church In
Grace NJ. E. Church, In Dillon, on Sun.
day, Get. Ist, ~ the new Episcopal Church
will NOT be finished by that time. Services
morning and evening At the usual hours.
Brick chimneys are being put up all owe,
Dillon. Property owners, having delayet
~ long ~ possible, will wait no longer 70,
material and labor to get cheaper. Brick
layers, supplying the material, charge abou
SITS for each foot In height for huildin,
chimneys.
Superintendent DoddridRe If the UtaI
and Northern, and Robert Law, ESQ, Su
perintendent q the Western Division 9
the Union Pacific Railway, came up frov
Ogden during the week In the Director
. Car, on tour of Inspection over the Uta
:. and Northern line. TX.
= Horse thieves must be numerous in Nor
tana, judging by the number Of horses tn,
are missing throughout the Territory at Il
d present time. Hoeaemen are loosirg hors,
In all actions and this fact tends tn confir,
Il the opinion that an organization of hor,
thieves 10 operating In these Northe.
mountains.
Candidates are commencing to mantle
4 tender and touching solicitude for the |,
terests Of the dear people, but the dear ne
pie know how It 10. There 10 time befo
the election to make . shaip and axgre
slve fight, and candidates appear to be 90
y lng their best energies for the closir
weeks Of the contest.
y; Frank Sears, the Republican nominee i
Probate Judge, declines to run for that {
6ce. Mr.. Sears stood . good chance Of b
ing elected Il he had remained IN the tick,
ne He was formerly Probate Judge Of Il
h county, and during his term of Office re
: dered satisfaction to the people, and he |,
the Office with clean record.
Il, The "TRIBUNE Collection" Of books,
III though Il 10 not large, 10 meeting to ere
v extent the demand In Dillon and vicinl
for circulating library. New hooks 4
t. being added to the Collection, which
being constantly increased In the numb
" Of works that will afford reading matt
for the long evenings Of the approachi
=. winter.
Trade, In all branches, Is reviving in q
lon, and the prospects for live Fall bu
~ ness are indeed Aattering. The groce
trade is brisk. at the leading houses. d
T. goods and clothing stores are having 4
share Of the boom. Country products Co
al ing In And = ready sale, but there Is
special demand for vegetables In lar
to quantities.
At the Deli section house on Red Ro
at on last Monday, the e6th, Richard ST.
was thrown or fell off Of the upbou
freight train. The wheel Of one of the c.
It. passed over his left leg. crushing It fire
the knee down. Stein was stealing a RI
- at the time the accident occurred. He "
y taken down TO the Ogden hospital whe
his leg will be amputated, as 1t Is so bad
" crushed that II can not be saved.
'. II you want to get squirt at the n.
comet get up half: past four in the NOR
!, ing and station yourself on the hay seal
)" At Khkpstrick's. At S O'Clock you G.
get . good view Of the new comet. tt
In erratic visitor to the solar system is tn
ah0ve the Eastern hs,r3zon n l1%<I. - a