The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-16

the substantial improvements going on In
Dillon. Houses are going up In all direc.
tons, and in addition the building Of others
are contemplated. The material for Thorn.
sens new brick IL being delivered on the
ground. Messrs. Butts & Drake, the build.
ers and contractors, will commence erec.
ting the bnildlng AZ soon ~ the material
u on hand! s.s a.
Mr.. Voolfolk, the accidental no,ninee"
Of the late Democratic Convention, Is get.
ting many hard pokes for his tricky con.
duct at the convention. But a. Mr.. Wool.
folk political hide is SO tough that har'
pooh could not penetrate "; the presump-
ton is that he will live long enough to en-
Joy whatever prerequisites" he may have
obtained BY getting sick and sending for
Major Maginnis.' r, 7 -
The character entertainment given ny
John Maguile, the popular Irish delinea'
tor, at the Court House, on last Monday
evening, was attended by select but
not large audience. Magaire Is now max
ing his tenth tour Of the Territory, and he
has earned, BY long and popular acting, the
diploma OF veteran actor. In about SIX
weeks he wil1 again visit Dillon, when he
will play with Frak Mayo. ..
The freight arriving at the Dillon depot
daily Il increasing: The freight handlers
are very busy. Among other treights re-.
ceived within the past few days we noticed
two carloads Of hay presses uf the Ded-
erick make fox the house of John w.
Lowell. In order to put up hay for the
market these presses will he found to be
just the thing required. Holders Of hay
! should examine these presses.
The Republican Convention Of Silver
Bow County assembled at Butte on last
Saturday and nominated the following tick.
ct: For Sheriff, George w. Irvine, H.,
Clerk and Recorder, He. Dodlsy; Treas.
urer, VIM. B. Read; Assessoe, g S. Shoe.
maker; Probate Judge, R. G. Knox; Com
missioner. H. c. Kess.er; School Superin'
tendent, Clinton H. Moore; Surveyor, G.
F. Marsh; Coroner, Dr.. Sarchet.
Wool has been arriving freely within
the past week at the Dillon depot. About
10000 pounds have been delivered at the
Depot nor shipping. Of this amount about
10000 pounds have been. shipped to How
land & Co.. Of Boston. At the rate that
wool has been coming in lately the clip Of
Southwestern Montana will all cleaned
up aud shipped in a short time. Prices IN
the East remain firm, with Territory wcols
in demand.
A correspondent of the Lsdetexdest, wri.
| inn from Boxeman, mentions the new bank
and refers to our former t0wn.man in the
following complimentary paragraph: 1.-THE
well.known hohse Of Sebree. Ferris 4
White, # Dillon, have recently opened .
banking institution here under the imme.
diate charge Of Mr.. Ferris, who, aside from
having large experience In the banking
business, Is courteous and pleasant gen
tleman, and we predict most successful
future for the firm"
The enterprise Of erecting q large hote
In Dillon Is being favorablv considered BY
a gentleman Of means, who " figuring on
the investment of money In, brick build
ing for hotel purposes. While Dillon does
not need az elegantly finished or an elab'
orateiv furnished hotel, a substantial and
commodious hotel would be credit to out
town and an honor to the man who putt
his money into the enterprise, which would,
from the day Of its completion, prove a
paying investment.
Horse thieves are reported camped in
the Big Hole Basin In the vicinity Of Glib.
bon's battlefield. The band Of horses thai
the men. who are supposed to be horse
thieves, have In their possession, numbers
twenty five to thirty head. These horses
are reported to be branded "A" and IN
"" Horses with these brands were taken
from Deer Lodge Valley. and party ol
men from that valley were In pursuit.. The
men who had the horses on Big Hole gave
their names as Murphy and Brown.
Potter, the Democratic candidate f,'
School Superintendent of Lewis and Clark,
| L. r. IAN
p. Clark, who l. the Republican nomine,
In politics. II both Of the candidates 10
" would pull off the track and let the pea
pie nominate good girl for the Office Their
would be no scratching NV the men) !,
November. and a. The ladies Do not vote
we could shove girl into the surerintend
cy triumphantly and unanimously. Wome
make gooo Queens and Empresses, and
IL firmly believed that they would max
skookusn school superintendrcsses.
!. The Board Of County Commissioner 4
their recent regular session rejected the N
tition from the Northern precincts for sut
hitting the question Of . removal Of III
county seat because there was not suit
Gent length Of time between now and tn
!. November election to give notice, BY pul
lication and In the manner prescribed
the law. II the petition had been reguls
= there was not suhsciency Of time to e.
!. terrain II legally. Sixty days prior to Il,
; general election Of 1854, two years henc
the petitioners will have another opport,
nifty Of bringing this county seat matt,
|. before the Board Of Commissioners. U,
y less 4 speciat Legislative act revives Il
8 matter It will be deed tor two years.
Il NOvElBER BL8CTION JUDGES,
. The Board Of County Commissioners
= ing iudRe& for the different precincts In Il