The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-23

circle will give Beaverheaders call later
in the fall.
Lately up at Butte the City Marshal was
knocked out Of time by cold water, after
hundreds Of trials with whisky p,oving en-
tire failures.
| The old, chronic "county bosses" who
are running for Office In many Of the coun.
| ties Of Montana are being raked fore and
aft BY the people.
In clump Of stunted pines near the Co.
lusa mine In the Butte district the decom.
posed remains Of Lewis II. Warren was
found on last Saturday.
From present expressions Of opinion It
is certain that deal Of scratching will b:
done in the Glendale precinct at the No
vember election, and party will be ignored.
A letter from our former townsman S.
Fuller, who has located at Missoula, says:
~ am putting up building, and hope to
get into it in two or three weeks. I am
very much pleased with the outlook Of Mis-
| soula, and like the climate"
Rev. E. G. Prout, If Virginia City, will
hold services OF the Episcopal Church In
Grace NJ. Z. Church, in Dillon, on Sun.
day, Oct 1st, as tire new Episcopal Church
will not be finished by that time. Services
morning and evening at the usual hours.
The copious rains that fell during the
fore part Of the wee& made the roads mud.
DIV and retarded freighting and many freight
outfits laid over for severa, days awaiting a
settled state Of the weather, On account Of
this large amount Of freight accumulated
at the Dillon depots.
Eastman's new cigar and tobacco store,
on Montana street next door to the Butte
Restaurant, Il fitted up In neat Style, with
a nice selection Of choice cigars and tobec-
cos displayed in the show cases. A cosy
smok Ing. room in the rear in fixed up where
county politics may be discussed amid the
puffs from fragrant Havanas.
The October number Of 0swexesf's Ma.
gasiMe combines most agreeabiv the useful
and the entertaining, and contains = vast
amount Of information on a'varfetv Of SUBJ
jects. 1.-THE Piantin Museum at Antwerp"
"a trip to the West" "Woman's Work
and Wages and "Talks With Women"
BY Jennie Tune, are all capital articles,
Occasionally there appears to be some
very careless handling Of mail matter In
Western Montana. We. hear complaints.
Recently letter was received at the TRlB.
UNE office which had been mailed at post
office in this part Of Montana that went to
Chicago and back to Dillon. The letter
was something less than a month old be.
fore It reached its proper destination.
Last week S. E. Rippey, Of Lemhi Val.
ley. Idaho, Pr .sed through Dillon with six
| fine trotting horses, which are now In train.
| ing at the fair grounds at Helena. They
consist ofrthe tollowing: Wonder, three
year old bay stallion; Edward, two year
old bay stalli Flora Lee. bay mare; Lit.
tie Prince, bay horse; Nellie r., sorrel
mare; and Stella, two year old sorrel filly.
r. the party who stole a box Of plums
from the door OF the postoffice the other
night will return the empty pine box. It
will be that much toward satisfying Post
master Weightman and It will mitigate the
enormity~ Of the, crime accordingly. The
pluuas were nice and have probably all been
duly digested by this time, but the thief
shpuld return the pine boy that il may he
again filled with luscious lfuitt nj.
There is oply one, man III this section Of
Montana who 10 opposed to q liberal dis.
bursement Of snossey Tor tlss purpose Of cd
ucating the children Of the land. Wher
this man was a boy. unfortunately, he re.
ceived 4 very stinted allowance Of the com.
monest kind of common schooling. Age
has not improved his education particle
and his ideas about the uses and benefits ol
public schools would be q discredit to q
dumb oyster. ~.
The county tickets being before the peo.
pie Of Beaverhead County ':.you pays your
monish and dakes your chLjce," as the
Dutchman very properly remarks. Dem
ucrats are hopeful Of electing most Of theis
ticket, while Republicans are sanRuins thai
they will scoop the weak and unpopula,
candidates on the Democratic ticket. /
Looks as though sosnsthing Of that kin<
was going to happen in November. Bet
ting e 10 that effect
The travelling correspondent Of the Nes
North Wesf, In his last weeks letter, write
this about Dillon: NJ reached the lively
town Of Dillon Saturday uaornihg, founs
business brisk, and the sound Of q saw
and trowel was to be heard from one en-.
Of the town to the other. All 0t!the burn
district 10 covered with better tpildinga
; I counted eleven new business ohouses o,
Il, all with brick fiues, besides two larg
brick store rooms going up on the mex
. corner"
} In filling county Offices It 10 better for tn
: people to elect good uIen, Of honest reput
, and b!auneless character, than to elect me-
IT doubtful honesty or bad habits. Poll
5 tics has little to DO y selecting good me-
{ Tor our county ofic AIS. Often, to secur
E good officers ar curry party bosses. tn
, people find 1t ne .sary to defeat unworth
i. candidates on h tickets. This Is don
all over the WIFI country, and Beaver hea
D County will no rove an exception to tn
!. general rule.
New buildings are nearly ready for occ,
i pancy In Dillon. Sebree, Ferris 4 White
. new brick hank In receiving its Hniehi,,
e touches inside. Mrs. Kupfer's jewelrv atos
d Is being greatly improved. The Fyhri,
= Eliel brick block Is receiving its roo6n,
{. L. Thomsen's new fruit depot Il undo
i. way, with the walls going up. The nc
|, | F,Ho~ono1 Th,,rph l.