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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
DOOMED TO DIE.

Furhmann. the German who killed his
son.in.law At Helena, Vas sentenced to be
hanged. Judge Wade ordered the old de-
PENDANT to stand up in court, when the fol-
lowing sentence, through an interpreter,
was pronounced in Dutch:
1.-THE court is satisfied with the verdict
Of the jury. You deliberately, feloniously
and With malice aiorsthought killed Jacob
Kenck. For this crime the law provides
that you shall suffer death. pity you
from the bottom OF my heart, but must do
my duty. Your seventy years almost crush
me. implore you TO repent Of your crime
and prepare to die. The law must be vim
dicated. Now, therefore, the sentence Of
the court Is that you, Henry Fuhrmann, be
returned from this court room and detain.
ed in close custody in the Jail Of this coun'
~, and thence taken on Wednesday, the
second day Of May, A. D. 1853, to the place
fixed BY law for execution, and then snt
there between the hours Of ten o'clock .
m. and three o'clock p. m. Of said day, b,
hung BY the neck until you are dead-ant
may God have mercy on your soul."
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
POSTMASTER AT DILLON.

The Geographic announcement that Jos.
Kirkpatrick had been appointed Postmaster
at Dillon took our citizens by surprise
The news created considerable comment in
town, for no one was looking for change
at the postofice. The dispatch must b.
wrong. as there Is no Joseph Kirkpatrick
residing in Dillon. The new appointee is
probably James Kirkpatrick.
Postmaster Weightman has many friends
who are satisfied with the manner in which
he has managed the postofice for the pas,
year. and who indorse him as an accommo.
dating and trustworthy official. A petition,
asking that Mr.. Weigh,man he reinsta,ed,
is in circulation, but what effect it will have
in the premises remains to be seen. The
cause Of his removal is matter OF conjec.
ture, and has been subject Of considera.
BILE local comment and discussion.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
ALEAGrE OF LOVE

The oft.repeated suggestion OF Capt.
Mills, of the Deer Lodge North West. that
the newspaper people Of Montana should
form mutual admiration organisation Is
sensible and should be acted on. The cd
itors, publishers and printers now in Mon
tana are numerous enough to organize a
Territorial Press Association. An associa'
ton would prove beneficial to the people
and to newspaper men it could be made q
real League OF Love-" Aside from the
social and iraternal benefits whice would
dow like rivers of sweet milk from such
a gathering, the material interests Of the
profession could be promoted BY establish
ing uniform rates for advertising and print
ing. Some Of us are growing old and
many have sinned against each other .,
deliberate malice-on paper. These sins
should be repented and forgiveness record
ed. Ii we could get together We coule
forgive cuts and forget hnrts. Mills, hi
the subject another vigorous lick. and SCI
If you can waken the boys up to realiza
ton OF their danger.
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THE SCAB LAW.

The Scab Law Of Montana Il . long.
winded document Of eleven sections. Sheep
men should buy copies to become fully in.
formed Of its restraining provisions and in.
dieting penalties. The law took effect on
and after It's passage. 1t provides amply
for the eradication Of scab or other infec.
tious diseases among sheep, provided the
provisions Of the law are rigidly enforced.
Its provisions to prevent the spread Of con.
tayious disases are complete. The Sheep
Commissioners Or any citizen Of county
can commence criminal action against any
party violating the law. Courts Of Justices
Of the peace have concurrent jurisdiction
with the judicial courts Of al misdemean.
ors mentioned in the scab law. The fines
collected for violations Of the law 90 one.
half to the school fund and the other hall
to the general sinking fund Of the county.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
BEAvERaEAD BEEF CATTLE

AL D. Young, Of Red Rock, spent few
days in Butte, where he disposed OF large
number Of beef cattle 10 the dealers Of that
city. A Butte daily adds: "lIe report.
the stock on all the Beaverhead ranges in
sne condition, having wintered in fne
shape. Mr.. Young finds the Butte marke,
much improved since last spring, when he
>old here at >3s.so, subsequently, selling a
drive at $40. and now getting S6s per head
all around tor his entire drove. This ap.
probation Of values, in twelve months.
accounts for some Of the rapid fortunes &C.
cumulated BY Montana stock men,"
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
THE HAvEaLY DRAMATIC COMPANY

Haverly's Walker House Opera Com.
2any made its first appearance in Montan,
At School Hail last evening in "School"
The company is we'll balanced dramati,
troupe, comprising a number Of artists OF
established reputation. The company wa,
organized in New York City and recently
played very successful engagement, OF
several weeks duration, At Salt Lake CITY
The second appearance will be at Metlin
Hall. Glendale. Next week the Haverlvs
will play At Deer Lodge, after which the
open at Renshaw Hail. Butte.
Matinee at School Hall this SATURDAY,
afternoon at o'clock-"Aladdin the Won.
derful Scamp" This evening" The Bank
er's Daughter" Reserved seats at tn.
! Postoffice.
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HELP TO Buzz A BELL,

The bell.fund "Neck.Tie Festival" I. to
come of, as per previous announcement on
next Wednesday evening, At School Hall.
From the amount Of preparations made
and going on BY The ladies having the FEES.
tival in charge It is bound to be one Of the
incest entertainments ever offered in Dill.
lon. Help the ladies to buy bell. The
proceeds go toward the bell fund If Grace
N. E. Church. 1t is worthy object We
need one bell in Dillon to toll the knell Of
the dead-to arouse slumberers in case Of
fire-and 10 chime the hour for saints
and sinners to wend their way to houses Of
worship. This being the case the attend.
ance ON next Wednesday evening should
be large in numbers. We bespeak large
turnout.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
HOCsE.cLEANING.

There's music at house clcanings-so all
the bubbles say. The bluebirds and rob.
bins singing gailv have come again since
last fall-but they are not a circumstance
to the racket Of u home we'll supplied with
squalling children and an angry wife on
house cleaning day with a mop-s,ip in one
hand and tow towel in the other. Az
the house.cleaning season is here poetry,
expressive Of the business, is in order, to
wit, namely, as follows:-
home upon cleaning days kind Of thing
Whose praises no poet with any sense would sing
Charm from the skies seems to hallow US there
When the lets Ay at the bald head Of fear
Home. home. sweet home,
There's no place like home on house cleaning day
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As OTHERS SEE %.

"A travelling correspondent Of the last
Sabbath Miner, Of Butte, has this 10 say Of
our town: "Dillon is essentially creation
Of the railroad. 1t is situated in the center
Of fine agricultural country and b.. Is Of
many promising mines in the near lance.
1t has fnll complement Of Aourishing bu.
siuess houses, 4 well-conducted weekly
Newspaper, the TRIBUNE, and being the
county seat Of Beaverhead County, 1t lux.
uriates In the possession Of court house
and Jail. The town is noted for the energy
and enterprise Of Its business men-evi.
denced in the support Of 4 newspaper
and may be regarded as permanent as the
everlasting mountains which cast their
shadows over the fair valley which sur.
rounds it."
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
SHERIDAN ITEMS.

A new meat shop has gone up-ano 10
has the price OF beet.
Sheridan is destined to become the live.
liest town in Madison county.
The Sunday School is in good CONDITION
and the M. E. Church Is well attended.
The stores are doing 4 good, steady trade
and other branches Of business are all nouT'
ishing.
The societies Of Odd Fellows, Masons
and Good Te,nplars all have large men,
berships.
The mills, like the gods, grind slowly,
and -four holds its own In price, quantity
and quality.
Bollinger's new furniture store Is well
supplied and offers purchasers chance 10
buy at home.
Mr.. Lo and his numerous family have
been around, adding somewhat to the num-
bers on the street.
The location of Jones' reduction works
is under consideration, but the site f'as. not
yet been selected.
The School House, which Is 4 commo.
dious edifice, will soon be furnished with
patent seats and desks.
The Sheridan cemetery has been enlarg'
| ed to ten acres, and steps are being taken
to erect a fence around 1t.
The new tax on poker tables is 700 bad
Heretofore poker was leading industry a
Sheridan and now things are unsettled.
In the past six months eight substantial
buildings have been erected In Sheridan
and others are now in course Of construc
tlon.
Several town lots have been sold recent.
" and 1t Is the intention of the purchaser
to erect buildings thereon within 4 shor'
time.
Hermes,neyer is painting his house ami
buck wheat -four" He says: II fix u'r
up shust 90 goot - nodings, and don
care tam, By golly."
Sheridan Is free from billiards, mud ans
dust, and with good society and pleasan
surroundings the town offers special induce
ments to seekers Of homes.
George Hardesty has invented couple
of new ones, full Of morality and modesty
which he tells to old and new customers .
the same price, but It would Bate man t
relate them after Georges style.
The TRrBrNE's complimentary allusio
to the 'tdistinguished Iinguist' Of Sheridan
Jared Jones . little, but as Flavius kne,
from whence the poke came he 10 nurstn
his wrath until he meets the "saeacioua
raragraphists, when. lively contest
words and gestures will ensue.
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AMENDING HOMESTEAD ExrRIEs

The Secretary Of the Interior has recent.
" decided that an application to amend a
Homestead Entry is matter Of right only
when necessary to correct a mistake, cleri.
cal or otherwise, which would result in &c.
priving the settler Of his actual home or
valuable improvements. II allowed in any
case as matter Of official discretion, it
should be to enable the settler to take the
full quantity Of land allowed BY law, and to
avoid conflict with other asserted claims.
The new land sought to be included must
he actually vacant, and free from adverse
rights, legal or equitable, so that no injus.
lice to any other claimant shall result from
such amended Homestead Entry.
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Personal,

Fred Huott, Of Bannaek, Il IN town.
Joe Shineberger, of Red Rock, showed
up on Tuesday.
Judge Browne, Of the New Departure
mine at Blue Wing. was In town.
Ben Dittmer and Rufe Forster came
down from Glendale on Wednesday.
Prof. Clay ton came down from Bannacl
on Wednesday and went to Salt Lake.
Miss Celia Wood, Of the Valley, Il At.
tending St. Mary's Academy, Deer Lodge.
Surveyor Page, Of Madison county, waa
noticed mastering among the witnesses In
the land contest case.
Amos Purdum, merchant Of Salisbury,
who has been East Tor several weeks re.
turned on Thursdays train.
Hon. Samuel Word, returning from q
visit to Virginia City, went to Butte on
Tuesday evenings passenger train.
Harry D'Acheul, druggist Of Butte City,
breathed few breaths Of Dillon atmos.
phere last Tuesday and proceeded East.
General Kingman, the agent of the Lon.
don Company. Is now n Gibhonville. Ida
no, fixing up the affairs Of that company.
John Cannon, Of Glendale, oficia, In.
spector Of public schools and professor u
mixed mathematics, was in town one day
Fielding L. Graves, dealer in fine luxu.
ries and commodities Of life ut Bannack
visited the capital Of the county this week
James Hardy, Of Bannack, was down
taking an invoice Of the amount of hilarity
and sociability that one night in Dillon
furnishes to the circumspect and brave.
H. J. Sweet, accompanied by Al. W.
Baldwin, took last Mondays train for Or.
den. Mr.. Sweet intends to visit the Pa.
ci6c Cast with the hope Of restoring hts
health which has been poor for the past
four OF five months.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
CHANGE OF RAILWAY TINE.

On next Monday, Apr: 9TH, there will be
change Of time on the Utah and North.
ern Railway. The passenger train bound
north. for Butte and Deer Lodge, will de.
part, daily, from the Dillon depot at = 20
p. m. The train bound south. for Ogden
and Salt Lake, vii! d.Par. at 10: IS =. m.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.


NOW IN oVNoCks
Five Car. Bain Farm aaa Rseisht Wagons.
One Car of Spring WaGoes.
Four Car. PDows and HarFows.
One Car EnGliah Blacksmith Coal.
One Car Grain Drills. etc,
100 seaA Pesers' stage
And Farm HARNESS.
En- route and TO arrive in = few DAYS:
One Car spring Wagons and Buggiea,
Two Cars Steel BAFb Fenee Wire,
several Zine Top Buggies,
A Lot Of Fine Buggy HsrDess
Added to orr ALREADY heavy STOCK OF heavy HARD
WARE, IRON, STEEL, WAGON WOOD
STOCK. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
etc. etc. makes assortment superior to ANYTHING
in the Territory.
%Mail orders solicited and will have our mos,
careful attention.
1Cau and examine before making your put.
c:a4s=s- We can always please yoa both in PRICE
sEDREE, FERRIS / WHITE.
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New Advertisements This Week.

Drv Goods: Sands y Royce, Butte.
Medical: Johnson s. Co.. Boston.
Baking Powder: Andrews 4 Co, Chicago
Stray notice: Giovanni Tom.
Local: Sebree. Ferris & White.
Local: Mrs. L. E. Hanson.
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STRAYED, On july ls,. 1859. ne.r Glendale. NJ.
= r.. one black horse. branded u On left >h"ul.
der; white strip on forehead. left front foot wh
both ears split Information wanted Of the hor>..
GIOVANNI ION.
ClendAle, April &. lsSa. VA-ISl
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

\ large assnrl nent os FANCY GOODS. Of ev.
cry description, just received at Mrs. u. \. Ding.
ary's.
Mrs. ]. T. Dinyley is agent for the light
running Home Sewing Machine.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
NEW SPRING MtLLGNERY.

Mrs. " A. Dinxley has Just received = new and
f,, lot Of Millinery Goods for rh- Spring trade.
c.u,sis;inz Of Lexhnsn. Straw and Chip Hats.
tunmed and unfs1nmed: Rihbons, P'umes, Pom
P,.,ns, Silks, SAtins and Other trimmings Misses
school HAts-neat and pretty. Ladies Underwear
all styles and pscea. Call and examine her stock
while it u new and fresh.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07
CHE Diilou Tribnnt,
Issued EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
FL FOOTE, PUBLISHER.
Sunday Chimes.

Dn.1ON-Epis~opal srsvice, the srss and hi'''
Sundays Of each monsh. at u a. IN. and J. p 1,
Holy Communion on the first Sunday Of each
ni,n'h. at mvninE service
Sunday School AZ p.
Sab',a;h School. at Grae: Church, at 10 a. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES service. the third sun
daH Of each month. At ~ =. m and pm.
SILVER SrAR-Ep;<copai service. the seeouo
Sunday Of each month, AZ u r. m. and p. m.
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0RKI110 oooD0.

More new goods in Millinery and Fancy Goods
Just received At Mrs. l. Z. HansnoS- Fine lot Of
Cosse,s, spanish Lace in all the latest eloes; Rib
boos-a me assost-.ent; Flowers, from the cheap.
est 10 the incest made. Prices to suit ever body
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

New Straw Hats in all the latest STYLES, Gloves
Lace Collars. Flowers, Ribbons, Zephyr in al
shades Canvas Sc, Just received At Mrs. Hanson 8
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

Go to Mrs. Hansoos. tar DR.. Balls Health
Preserving Corset They the hest wearing and
most comfortable corsets that made; especially
adapted to acshv wnnrn.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

That long looked tne load Of Avery Com.
hjned Gang and Salky Pl0Ws has just zsri ed.
They will 20 rapidly. tor evesyooe knows that they
Ar. the best in the market.
TmH JoisN ". I1owE1L WAGON Co.
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DILLON SCHOOL REPORT.
The monthly report Of the Dillon Pub
lie School Is as follows:
REPoRr Foa Apau,

a
Number days attendance ,.oa
Average daily attendance 10
average number belonging. ........, !,
Percentage of attendance. q.
The following named scholars has ...ade full Al.
tendance: he!la Rife, Ada Carter, Grace Lamont
=. Blanche lamont Lbhie Sears, Roscoe Cornell.
n nry Lewis. Carlton lines. Martin Inness. Ernes,
se.~ay. George Sears. Eliza SIXTH, Miles Haines.
Ed. Haines, Lee Carter.
Scholars perfect in department: Bella Riff A,
Carter. Grace Lamont. Roscoe Cornell. Iohn I,ns.
MARY E. CARTER, Prin ip:.l
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

A 6ne assortment Of Baby Carriages. R~volvina
Bird Cages, and Csoquet Sets Just received n c. L
ThoNnsen's
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Foot balls, Marbles, Checkers. a. the p. o. v. S.

~~~~~~~----~>--~-----~.--->--
Base hall and Croques sets At the r. o. VS..
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

spri1g Stock received. Larger Stoek an
LAYER Prices than ever s4 q. ". Darts.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

Have the exclusive sale Of the Ce0tr1l 4tl4a
Fl0ur-XXxx-made bv the Patent Process ES-
erv sack warranted. Thosr who like good white
bread should try il
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School hays, Lunch baskets and Nois<leSs States,

Figs. Dates, Maple Sugar, Pop Com Bricks, etc.
at the r. q. v. S.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

Christmas and New Years have gone and now
you can buy CENTS Furnishing Goods at Sweet 4
BAldwjn's Ut reduced pvcrS
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BORN,

e, s!'H IMAM. In Dillun, Montana. April Sta
daughter.
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AT &, HlRSCHMAN'N
KENTUCKY WHISKY DEPOT,

SOFA water and Ginger Ale. "Butte Ccntennia
Beer" on draught u bv the key. 'Chariey" alway,
makes i point To keep the hest OF everything.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

A new lot Of kitchen and dining room
chairs Just received at the Furniture Store
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

Tn: Mineral Paint used on the Red Star harhed
wire - warranted to stand life -t.mc. For sale
only Nv the John w. Lowell Wagon Co.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

Richard K. Fox's Hand books, Beadle and Al.
ans Novels, Frank T0usey's soe. Hand booas,
Richasdsoa's Novels, Sn9 books, joke books, etc.,
lust received at the P. q. v. SeRe.
The largest stock of HATS N town 1t Kiskpat.
rick Bsos.-and all new.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

zDnlox LoDoE, Not, A. o. U. W.. meets
3 every Tuesday evening", At so'csoch. IN
%3sp" the School House, building. SoioarninZ
'breshven, Ia good Standing cesdAi.s invited t.
attend. e. l. THOMSEE, ". W.
c. HIRscaAAx, Rec rider.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

New GARDEN SEEDS n Kirkpatrick Bsos.
Cops Srtt:ess' Guide and Mining Code Sos saie
at the p. q. v, 3,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

Perforated card .bs,ard-all cslOrs. and elegant
nu,,to designs ius ladies' fancy work, At the Pus
Office Variety Store. Zephyr and needles tos
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10 THE PUBLIC.

The hrands Of whistles named in my advertise.
brands are under four years old. Families that
keep little guDd sud IN their houses. in case VI
s;ckness, can Ret besaeS AZ ne than ut any other
place. Prices 70 suit The dmes Come aud szmpl<
my stock. Your eusaOm solicited.
LAM, Respectfullv Youra,
e. hlRSCHAAN.
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Eureka steel toush harrows At the Fish Wago
Depot.
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Tennvson's complies Poems. Only 20 esnes-s'
TN. p q w. 6.
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Several car 10 IDS ot Agricultural Implements just
received BY the john w. Lowell Wagon Co.
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A fine lot If Ladies' and Chldrens shoes and
mems hunts just received at kirkpatrick Bros.
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The Acme Harrow. Clod-Crushes and Leveles
Just what every R;,nchmen needs for rough ground
The John w. Lowell Wagon Company sell them
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

Finest Boots west Of Omaha at Sweet + Bald
wins.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

Call At Mrs. Hanson's for Work Baskets. lIuneh
Baskxss, ehldSen's School Szteheis. Ladies' Had.
Rags 10 plush aad leaaAes; Crochet Needles, .
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Hills Manu- III business forms can be had at The
Y lffi... Variety SlalH...
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If you need any thing in the Agricultural Impie-
snent line call on o. address The john W. Lowell
Wxxon Company.
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Dahler has been examining the concentra
ting works al Wickes and the Hecla Con.
centrator at Greenwood for the purpose OF
determining the kind Of a concentrator the
Virginia City company will erect on DAY.
Light G alch. The concentrator Is to be
built Immediately, and the Fort Scott
Works will! furnish the machinery, which
will be modelled after that Of the Hecla
COMMENTATOR in all material respects.
The qualified school electors Of Dillon
district are notified BY printed and posted
proclamation of the Trustees to gather to-
ge,her a, the School House to-day, Satur.
day, between the hours Of one and two
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose Of holding the
annual school meeting. \ Trustee to sue.
coed Mr. c. L.. Thomson and clerk to sue
coed Mr.. Jas. r. Sias will be ballo,ed for
tor one hour. Polls opened at one O'Clock
sharp. Political preferences will be I'M
! known in the contest. and /, is hoped tina,
it will terminate in selection Of good men
for the positions.
The ra>ca!ity practiced in Custer county
IS developing in astounding proportions
The County Clerk Of that county gets, IN.
der the law, 500 of yearly salary for all
services for which the county OF Custer or
Territory Of Montana is chargeable. Thi.
honest clerk has drawn, within one year.
nearly $S.ooooo. II a clerk happens to
own and control Board o! County Com.
missioners and carries = quorum Of the
members in his trousers pockets. he will
feather his nest at the exP~n.e OF the peo.
pies treasury, and this has been the case in
severa! counties in Montana.
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Go h see the Chicago Screw Pulvcrizes an,
Seedes combined. One OF the greatest labns. saw
ing n,achincs In use. The John w. Lowell WACO,
Csuupany sells u.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-07

just opened = new lot Of boys clothing at KIRK
.latI,ck Bros.