The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-03-31

Tuesdays snow storm afforded an oPpor.
tunity for many persons to enjoy spring
sleigh ride. Ina country where the wealth.
er l. 90 uncertain sleighing In spring may
be followed by sleighing in summer.
Gov. Murray, Of Utah and Gen. McCook,
U. s. A, my, passed through Dillon on last
Monday, en- yoste 10 Helena, where they
are the guests Of Governor Crosby. The
disting pushed gentlemen did not remain. In
our town long enough to absorb any Dillon
dust.
The Dillon drug store was overhauled
and arrayed in summer attire. 1t wouldn't
work 90 early in the season. A snow storm
Immediately visited thia section, and the
pill shop, without sustaining damage, went
into winter array until blue birds sing and
morning glories bloom.
Sheridan is being shook up BY the pros.
pect Of 4 boom in qnartz in that vicinity In
the near future. Unimproved town lots
are selling in Sheridan for $7oo apiece, and
there has been quite number Of lots sold
this springs at prices In advance Of the fig
ures obtained last year.
Governor Crosby IL TO tour the Territory
for the purpose Of getting acquainted with
his subjects. We learn this from weekly
exchange, the Herald, published at the cap.
ital. It 10 not stated, but the presumption
il that Mr.. Voolfolk has graciously grant.
ed the Governor a leave If absence from
the Territory Of Helena.
Rev. L. L. Wood will deliver his hu.
morous lecture on "Rustling" At the Bap.
tist Chapel In Glendale on next Monday
evening, April I'D. On Tuesday evening,
the cd, he will deliver his lecture on
"Shams" At Hecia City. The lectures are
popular and we'll worth hearing.
Tenderfeet, provided with long.legged
States trunks, and wearing innocent, unso.
phisticated and unacclimated looks, are
prowling around Dillon In squads. When
these men take out their papers and be.
come citizens Of these mountains they will
be on an equal footing with old.timers.
A pamphlet containing the bills vetoed
by Governor Crosby during the late ses.
Sion Of the Legislative Assembly has been
received At this Office through the courtesy
Of the Governor. The Governor vetoed
eleven bills, eight Of which failed to be-
come laws and three were passed over his
| veto.
The stormy, unsettled weather Of the
closing week proved detrimental to trade.
No special rush was noticed At any Of the
business houses In town, but sill the guam.
tity Of goods handled was considerable In
the aggregate. The agricultural nipple.
ment establishments are full Of machinery
and fully prepared for the Spring trade.
The new style mill pan, designed BY
Prof. Clayton, at Salt Lake, ia to be placed
in the London Company's Broadway mill
Al Silver Star. Prof. Clayton Is credited
with the invention Of the revolving stamps
now In use in gold and silver mills,a and II Is
believed that by the use Of his new pan in.
vention the fine, dour gold In the Broad.
way ore can be saved.
Spring evidences of life are noticeable In
town and country. Dog fights are more
numerous, and dsticuas among men denote
that spring Il opening up In usual sty le.
The bad blood accumulated during the
winter has to be spilled or worked of in
fights. I, seems to be ~ necessary to have
spring fights among dogs and men a. It Is
to sow grain or clean houses.
The cause Of Mr.. Woolfolk's wol6sh hos.
tility to Governor Crosby has leaked out.
The Gov. and A. M. played setting At
whist. Voolfolk played the "sneak card
game" while the Governor led from his
lengthy suit and skunked Voolfolk. The
"greatest Democrat in Montana" lost lit.
tie At the game and ever since he has been
actually wanting to carve Crosby.
Last Su, day evening two beligerent In.
dividuals disturbed the sancti,y Of the Sab.
bath b. engaging In fight. Deputy Mi.
kus nailed the men, and remarking "Come
init me-" he took man under each wing,
and he lodged them In the county cooler. II
men are afflicted with propensity to pound
each other they should always have 4
chance 10 cool off In the calaboose.
Roller skating Kinks are all the rage, and
the rage struck Glendale and Dillon about
the same time. At Glendale large rink
In the rear Of Metlin's hall, 60 by 100 feet
In size, Ia under course Of construction.
The Shick Brothers are fitting up Eliel's
old store room on Montana street for 4
rink for Dillon, and thus we not be be.
hind the other towns In the rink business.
Tomorrow being Ail.Fooi's Day, people
are warned to keep a sharp look out that
they may not be sold or numerically
fooled. 1t Is the duty Of the public press
to warn the people, and Il anv man drinks
bucket full Of soft soap in mistake for
water, after the publication Of this notice,
the offender will be deemed guilty Of a high
misdemeanor and dragged before the town
pump for punishment.
Question: Is It not the duty Of School
Superintendent Cannon, Of Glendale, to
announce to the qualified electors Of Bea.
verhead County that the late change in the
School Law Of Montana requires an cleo.
ton shall be held In each district on the
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