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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

A gentleman Just down from Glendale
says that the burg over which the fires 0(
the Heels Company's furnaces cast such
sustaining and invigorating rays 10 lively.
Our informant say that Glendaleites are
intoxicated with violent attack Of county.
seat.removal fever, and many think Of call.
ing on Leavitt to come back to help DR..
Smallhausen, in prescribing for the rampant
multitude. The disease Is virulent, but we
are pleased to learn, is only endemic, and
ia not likely to spread over the county In
epidemic form. Many respectable citizens
Of Glendale are, however, Frustrated with
this local disease. Joe Metlin and Rote
have bad attacks, with their trousers pockets
full of Il, and yet no antidote has been ad.
ministered to save them. Many other lead.
ing citizens Of Glendale had It in its first,
second and third stages, and It appeared to
be prevailing In the worst degree. Our
informant was unable to learn the cause Of
the sudden breaking out of this local dis.
ease, but man from Butte said the fever
was superinduced by the fires Of the Hecla
furnaces which had been kept steadily
burning for the last year. The Butte phil.
o>opher said, before he left for home, that
the fever could be effectually quieted by
The Hecla Company blowing out its fur.
mace fires for, say three months, at the ex.
piration Of which time, according to the
Butte expert, Glendale would be as quiet
Us tomb, with not single symptom Of
county seat fever prevailing within Its linn.
It's. The saving Of the Glendale commu.
nifty depends on the fiat Of the Hecla Com.
pany. ANY how, something should be
done for Glendale, for many Of the good
men Of that town are suffering from this
destroying fever.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.

Glendale is not satisfied! Scbree, Ferris 4 White
sell Harness, Nose. Rags, Mule Whips and Lashes
twenty per cent cheaper that ANYBODY.
Hannark to be hobbied! Gu to Sehree, Ferris 4
Whites for tho Hobbles-oolyS s. cents.
ii 'lendale wants TO reap bene6t from the eoun.
I. Atbuy Champion Reaper and Mower Of Sc.
W Ferris 4 White.
BAnnack is all over Chled-Plows at Sebree, Fer
ris 4 Whites.
the county seat Is moved Balm Wagons will have
~, II. They are the only wagons that stand
xu..h work.
The great County Seat Question shall be decided
BY purchasing Balm Wagons Of Sebrse. Ferris &
White.
The Commissioners Of Beaverhead County have
ought twenty five ison.aAle self.dump Tiger Hay
kes-so Saks in tie P<sits rs!
- Five Hundred Spring Wagons sold at Sebree,
Ferris & Whites last week 10 cassass tie Cossiy.
a fine lot of Whcclbarrows-big enough to wheel
any county seat Unjust received at Sebree, Ferris
Il Whites
Fresh California Strawberries received daily by
express at c. L. Thomsen's.
Girls those lace aprons at Mrs. J. T Dinglevs are
too too utter. Also, Null ties, handsome Spanish
lace fichus and laces and trimmings TOR underwear
of all descfiutiOnS,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03
What the Tribune Observes.

That the crops are beginning to manifest
signs Of animation.
That the heavy houses in Dillon are do.
Ing an tm'pense jobbing trade.
That tree.planting has not been as gener.
al this spring as it should have been.
That the enterprise Of erecting a smelter
at Dillon meets with favor on every hand.
That there Is rumor that popular man
OF bannack will be candidate for Sheriff.
That the scales for weighing the freicht
cars OF the Utah and Northern RAILWAY ere
completed. wv
That Glendale men think of sending f,r
"Smooth Eph's" medicine In their present
predicament. ">
That the county seat.removal scare hos
not Frustrated a single man in this mart -,
Reaverhead County. ~
That the Utah and Northern HALLWAY l.
daily improving and making solid its lin
Of road. bed through the county.
That all the vacant places in our ware.
houses, stores and shops have been file.
with full supply of fresh goods.
That the Democrat or Republican seek
ing an election next fall must have recorf
that has no black spots or big holes in It
That the mineral camps Of Beaverhea,
County will conc to the front in a few
| months with boom that will eclipse an,
thing In their past history.
That when fight is forced on peopl
they become a solid, unbending phalany
| fighting in sclf.defense and for self-preser
| walton.
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R-A NcE
FOR SALE!

I OFFER FOR SALE MY RANCH on Horse
= Prairie, in Beaverhead County. Montana: Inc
Ranch Is located about twenty miles from the line
of the Utah and Northern Railway. The Ranch
contains n about four Thousand acres Of meadow anu
cd on three sides with "a substantial fye-p.e
lack fence and on one side by high range OF noun
ta'ns. The Improvements on the Ranch consist OF
two sets OF buildings and out houses complete; i.
On the lower part Of the Ranch-(the Dairy itancn
proper there is !. medium sized dwelling house,
Stables, horse and cow sheds, and dairy ho .s
containing all the modern dairy machinery in USE
such as Cooley creamers, churns. ETC.. with an ce
tons.
Also. six hundred head Of Cows, fifty Of when
are thor0ughbreds, and about thirty th"roIs"'
bred bulls, ranging from two to four years OF.
Also, band ct sixty half-bred American Mares
OF good size, and two fine. large breeding sta n.
Inc buildings on the upper part of the t1ncn esls
SYST OF dwelling house Of six rooms, large st.'e
That will hold fifty head of horses, branding corfs,
sore. houses. etc. Two Blacksmith Shops on 'Ae
Ranch.
For terms apply by letter or personally to
PHIL SllENON.
Ie.4w Bann,ck, Beavcrhrad Co., NJ l.
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Dillon's Boom Just Commencing.

There 10 enough building going on IN
Dillon, with the erection Of many more
houses In contemplation, to insure for our
town building boom before the summer
Is far advanced. Dillon Il growing, and
there has been q great demand tor resi-
dences this spring. There is no disputtnng
the fact that Dillon Is growing and the
trade Of the town Ia expanding. Wh''e
other towns, depending solely ON the oper'
atoms of, perhaps, single mining COM
panv for a spasmodic boom may tempora'
rilv flourish, Dillon's growth will be per-
maanent for the rich Valley Of the Beaver
head almost surrounded BY a circle of pay
ing quartz camps, will fill up with hundreds,
yea thousands, Of settlers as time rapidly
passes on. In addition to the many build.
fngs that will be completed BY citizens. we
will have new $1,000 or $4,000 School
House soon, for house Of this kind Is ur-
gently demanded, and before next winters
school term commences building should
be ready for occupancy. A new and com.
modious Episcopal Church Is to be erected
this summer, and work on the church, 1t 10
expected, will commence soon. A Town
Hall, centrally located, IL projected and the
hall will doubtless be built In the near fu.
ture. The erection Of smelter at Dillon
meets with such encouraging prospects
that the enterprise Is liable to be Inaugural.
ted at an early day and pressed forward to
a speedy completion. The erection Of larg.
er receiving and forwarding houses at the
Railway will be a necessity In order to &C.
com,nodate and store the freight traffic Of
the Utah and Northern Company. That
there will be increased activity In building,
within q short time, there Is no room to
question, and In truth Il may be said that
the building boom Of Dillon 10 just fairly
commencing.
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Personal.

Abe Colwell Of Ruby Valley, stopped In
town one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George French, of Argen.
Ia, were In town the other day.
Pat ]. Kelly, Commissioner of Lemhi
County, Idaho, was visiting Dillon.
Miss May Peabody is spending a few
days in visiting friends at Bannack.
J. S. Wilson, Of Wilson, Rote & Co. at
Glendale was down on Wednesday.
Crockett Stevens, one Of the badly.effec.
ted Glendale petitioners, is In town.
Sam Jaggers, q well.fixed Horse Prairie
ranchman, paid Dillon call this week.
Rufe Mathews, salesman at Traxk 4
Graves, Bannack, put In abrief appearance.
H. McQueeney, cashier at the Butte
depot. spent day agreeably with his Dill.
Ion friends.
w. B. Mayes, LAWYER, Of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, passed day in Dillon and went on
to Virginia City.
Capt. E. T. Hulaniski, Of Butte. was no.
ticed passing up and down the railway line
during the week.
H. Bruckman, special agent Of the Mu.
tual Life Insurance Co. OF n. Y, will Wis.
It Dillon IN short time.
Will o. Fallon, stage agent al Silver Bow,
dropped down for day to view the ground
he once before did tread.
Supt. Medhurst, Of the Lexington Com.
pany at Butte, vas down on Tuesday to
meet his family. who came on from the
East.
w. H. Oliver, Of Birch Creek, was down
the first Of the week, and spoke his senti.
ments freely on the impending local issues
Of the hour.
Nose Morrison, the popular bald headed
orator at the 'Snow Line" passed through
Dillon on Thursday in command Of a small
squad'of co.agitators.
| Among the late registers at the Corinne
Hotel were-). F. Rawson, New York ;
| VIM. F. Edrige, Boston; Chas. A. Clarke,
Helena; Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hoyt, Spring
Hill; Lee Goetschins, Laurin.
A. G. Noble, formerly of Sheridan, who
went East about two wears ago to pursue
the study Of medicine, has succeeded in fix.
ing an NJ. D. to his name, and is liable to
turn up somewhere in Montana, to attend
to the wants Of suffering humanity. Sue.
cess to you, Al.
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DILLON LETTER LIST.

List ofletters remaining in the Post Office
at Dillon. Beaverhead Co, Montana, for the
week ending June and 1852, which, If
not called for IT, 30 DAYS, will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office.
Ashwnrth Jno Goetschius Lee Perry lea
Seattle JnO@ Gilbert L Rainey DIV
Chambers G HIN Alex NJ Shipley Joshua
Chandler VIM Jones John l. Truzener Carl
Carmichael W d Morris VIC Thompson G NJ
christensen A May Miss Ana Tvrah Lewis
Calsihsn James Putnam Frank L yerrin lno
Cheny Will Parker Fred Wright Ella.
Persons calling for any Of the above let
tiers will please say-"advertised."
JNo. WEIGHrMAN,
Postmaster.
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u0TIoE OF FORFEITURE.

no WILLIAM COOK: You are hereby mott.
y fed that have expended, in the last six years
n, per year. lin a $soD In labor and improvements
west, on the Dacotah Lode, situate in the Rannack
Mining District. Beaveraead County, NJ. T., In o..
der TO hold said premises under the provisions Al
section s324, revised sIttcs Of the u. s., being the
amount required to hold the tr0sn 1870 to lisa.
And II within ninety days after the publication a
this notice you fad refuse to contribute your por
ton of such expenditure Cd'Ownes your interes'
will becosne the property Of the subscriber under
said section a,9s4. JOHN CARHARTT.
Bannack. April IS. lSSs. O-sO
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Eighty.Five Dollars Lost.

"You do not tell me that your husband
Is up and entirely cured by SO simple med.
indeed do" said Mrs. Benjamin to her
neighbor, .'and after we had lost eighty. five
dollars In doctors bills and prescriptions.
Now my husband feels as well as ever"
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03
Come to the Mass Meetilr Mapl,,
MONTANA CONDHNsrn

The Butte Electric Light Cou,,.,
woodbined. r~"y has
There is no Montana wool quotet, !, j..
Boston wool market. +" the
Diphtheria is severely shifting the hor,.
Of many Missoulians. '''e "omes
The Mullan Bore has been drive,
the mountains ego feet. e" into
Sixty men are employed in borinp NM.
attons at the Bozeman tunnel. 'psf'
Since the trarops have left Buu. -.
have been few burglaries reported. "efe
The new Secretary Of Montana Mcc,,.-,
con, has come out to the Territory. ''e"'
mo taxation without represent,,,,.
the war whoop in Dawson County.
The little hand Of Christian neo,,.
White Sulphur Springs, ia increasinp F"
1t is intimated that Bitter Roof PIT,
terians will give Rev. Mr.. Cook cali I''y'
Scrub cayuse races monopolize thu .,.,.
ton Of the people Of Missoula on Sunds ra'
A contract has been let to build , w,,.N
road from Benton to Maginnis for S7so
There Ia war between the hoodln,r. =.
Missoula and the brass band Of that to,. ~
At Helena a band Of 90 horses wer. al,
at auction bringing from $50 to $1ls e.cS %
Miles City Ia still infected with The small
pox, but the disease is not spreading ws.,'
ward. "~''
Five saw mills are working on f.,
Bonner Il Co.'S Northern Pacific lumhsr
contract.
There are 76o,4os sheep In Montan, M.
including the increase Of this springs cron
The Maiden boom has suspended and
stampeders are leaving that camp In iarye
numbers.
Congress has appropriated Soon f.,
the Improvement Of the Yellowstone river
this year.
Col. Nesbitt, an identified Missour,,n !.
now business manager Of the Helena IL.
de$esdesf.
Bishop Hurst is to preside At the M. F.
Annual Conference, to be held at Bozeman
on July 2Ist. '''
The Benton and St. Louis Cattle Com.
pany commence operations with ,oooo
head Of cattle.
The irrigating and water bitches through.
out the Territory are full Of water and in
good condition.
1t is expected that Confederate Gulch in
Meagher County, will yield plenty Of gold
dust this season.
The Alder Gulth Consolidated Mninv
Company 10 laying Its Aume rapidly and the
work is half completed.
The Butte Inter Mountains says that the
workingmen had better stay away from that
town as 1t is full Of men.
Baron O'Keete, the First, has been cleo.
ted postmaster at O'Andrum, place some.
where In Missoula County.
1t IL claimed that the Judith Basin will,
eventually, be the great wheat.growing
section Of Eastern Montana.
According to reliable reports the quart
mines in the vicinity Of Virginia CITY as
yielding very rich silver ores.
Col. Sanders advocates the opening Of
soup house In Helena, where the deserving
poor may get meal for nothing.
Guyx Piatt, Of Helena, was turned out Of
the Boulder Hot Springs because he used
poetry exclusively in his conversation.
A man in Helena has invented flying
machine by which he expects to sail through
the air at the rate CT forty miles per hour.
Delegate Major Maginnis, it is said, will
commence the cultivation Of his Minneso.
ia farm when he ceases to represent Mon.
tana In Congress.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03
NEW CARPENTER SHOP,

NEW CARPENTER SHOP.
Edward Butts has completed his new
carpenter shop, and is fully prepared to
make or mend anything in his line.
Window frames, door frames, screen
doors, furniture, ETC., furnished or repaired
on short notice.
Shop on Montana Street, adjoining
Green & Walters lumber Office. [l3-l
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DIED.

NN NJ, itN.-At Rannack, Montana. on Nav -
''' James Griffin, aged about ssvears. "s' ~
,,, eeeasea was Rannack pioneer of ,s6,. II.
was nsaer known as "Dohey JIMMY" m. 80.
'ar az hannack, called ':Jimny's Bar." w,s ds." .
e'ea ny Inc deceased in the summer Of ,s6.
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NOTICE.

Having disposcd Of the Hardware and r;n,;,.
business at Dillon and now negotiating a re-.
msoval thereirom, I'LL persons indebted to said bus
mess VIII please call and settle with
T. n. BRowN,
D;,,,,, &,.. or c. MEAD.
'A"''' A'A"''1'H's, June and, lSS2. flh-1
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

Sands 4 Boyce's, ut Butte, is the place to
purchase the latest and most fashionable
fabrics offered to the Montana public.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

The members of the Dillon Literary Society arc
requested to meet ut School Hall on Tuesday even
inE, June &, to arrange programme for the Fourth
Of July. MANY MEMBERS.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03
SIXTY HORSES FOR SALE !

GOOD-SIZED CATTLE HORSES. Ages from IN
Tour to six ye:,rs-soinc broke TO harness "
gentle to ride. Apply to communicate WITH
ANiEDE RASSErIE: r
~ Rann,c.S, i:cJvcrhsad Co.. NJ -
Nav 10, ISS3.-(7o-)
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03
A Vigorous Growth

VI the hair Is often promoted by using Par.
ker's Hair Balsam. 1t always restores the
youthful! color and lustre to gray hair, gives
dandruff. "''"
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MONDAY, JUNE sth, 1881

AVNOA1S OVN0 OSu1 Ao0SS
For the purpose Of considering and pro-
testing against the proposition Of submit.
ting the question Of the removal Of the
County Seat from Dillon to Glendale, 10
the voters at the next general election.
Taxpayers Of Beaverhead County, who
are opposed to increasing the burden Of
taxation, are earnestly requested to attend
the meeting.
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BORN.

sM.Itn Dillon. Montana, June ,st. ,SS,-
N1t' ana Mrs. r. NJ. Trask, a son, >'
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

BARGAINS IN FURN1TUREl
have again taken charge Of my old business at
this place and am supplied with large snd well
selected stock Of furniture which will sell ut greatly
reduce prices, for the next sixty days. The public
are invited Ia call and examine this stock anil may
rest assured the prices will he satisfactory.
j. II. ROURK.
Dilloa, May 9Th. $3.50. t's-l
''Copp's Mining Code"
for sale at the news stand Of Mrs. Deimlfng,
Postotfice Building, Virginia City. If
ORES BOUGHT.
The NecIa Consolidated Mining Company. vii
huv Cold. Silver and Lead Ore NJ The best market
prices. Send for Price List.
ASSAYS made ut reasonable rates.
II. KNlrrxMsxRo, Cenl Man.
Glendale. Montana
~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
u0TlUH.
C. o. Tfask. Is my auth0gixed agent To collect ana
So. e al accounts due Trask 4 Graves, and H NJ:
TX. Al parties owing either above h. ms will
"''~' '''''''E'' f. TRAsK.
Dillon. Apsil nth, 1854. In.l
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

A large lot of women's, misses and chill.
dren's shoes makes Kirkpatrick Bros store
look more attractive than ever.
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MASS MEETING.

A Mass Meeting Of the Tax Payers and
Voters Of Beaverhead County will be held
at the Court House in Dillon on
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

Children's Hats, trimmed and untrimmed,
at Mrs. L. E. Hanson's.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

Another car load OF Barbed Wire Just
unloaded At the Fish Wagon depot.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

Mrs. ]. T. Ding,ey Is agent tor the light.
running Home Sewing Machine.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

New Goods are constantly arriving at
John Weightman's.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

Revolving bird cages, also, large va.
riety Of fancy bird cages, at low prices, at
e. L. Taomxeu's.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Fresh garden seeds just received at c. L
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

Field glasses, in great variety Of style.
and prices, at John Weightman's.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

II YOU want good Pocket Knife, 60 to
John Weiyhtman's.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

large assortment OF crockery and glass.
ware just received at c. l.. Thomsen's.
More new Millinery, tiair Goods and
Hair Ornaments at Mrs. l.. E. Hanson's.
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The Chicago Tongue Scraper is what
every ranchman needs to clear corralx and
make bitches. For sale only BY John w.
1nws11 -
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lust received Mt 7. w. Poindexter's, d.
rect from Cali ornia, fine lot Of gents un-
derw~ar.
A new stock Of croQuet sets and the mob
best lot Of walking sticks just received at
John WeiRhtman's.
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Flowers. trimming silks, cords and tas.
sells, bead trimmings. ladies' kid gloves In
al opera shades, spring millinery, at Mrs.
I. r. DinRlev'a.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

Lace embroidery, fringe, and all
kinds Of dress trimmings, at T. w. Poin'
ds.xter's
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den death from an attack Of pneumonia, IL
sad bereavement to her parents, who, In
their atfliction, have the sympathy Of q
large circle oftriends In Beaverhead county
Phil Shenon, Of Bannack, by advertise
ment in another column Of to.day's TRlB
UNE, offers his large Horse Prairie ranch
nearly four thousand acres Of land, undel
fence, and Is one Of the finest stock ranches
in Southwestern Montana, off Of which
five hundred tons Of hay can be cut ever,
summer. The improvements on the ranct
are extensive. It is located about twenty
miles from the line Of the Utah and North
ern Railway. With the ranch Mr.. Shenol
offers large band Of dairy cows Of goot
breeding, together with q band Of sixt,
mares, thirty bulls, and two fine stations
Read his advertisement for more detaj)et
particulars.
| Territorial Treasurer Weston has favore.
us with a pamphlet copy Of the Annua
Report Of the Auditor and Treasurer Of tn
Territory for the fiscal year 1851. Durin,
the wear 1851 the revenue fell behind tina
Of 1850 to the amount Of about $lS3oC
which is attributed to the decrease In tn
Territorial levy Of two mills on the dollar
| The revenue for 1881 was $7s,2S664, an,
the expenses were $6.,sSoss. 1t Is est
mated that the expenses for ISS: will b
$6Sooo Bcaverhead County takes tn
lead in improved lands-l9:34 acres Il
this county are valued at $43S,737, or Al
average value Of $,,.So per acre. Tn
assessment OF Montana Territory, for 1851
was $:+,o+o,soo.5o.
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Just opened out, 4 large and fine display
Of Cookery, Glassware, and Tampa. at &.
l.. Thomsen's. Call and examine them
no trouble TO show gOods.
A new stock Of candies and nuts q:
G.. L. Thomsen's.
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Il Opp's Mining Code'

for sale at the news stand Of Mrs. Detmltng
Postoffice Building, Virginia City. #