The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-03-24

made all Of the practicing physicians o.
that county show their medical co'!eee o.
plomas. The last Grand Jury Of this coun'
ty never thought Of making the doctors
show their papers. In fact, the last orano
Jury for Beaverhead seemed In hurry 10
adjourn rather than pursue Investigations
In the matter Of correcting the illegal 80
cial relations existing between men ana
women in this county there Vas week
work for the late Grand Jury when 1t ad'
journed to be discharged.
The United States Land Office at He'e'
ma is crowded with business. The "brancn
land Office" in Dillon, run BY Messrs. Bar
bour t. Kirk~ood, attorneys, is also open
ing up lively business. II the "land ou'
siness" throughout Montana was shock up
vigorously it is said that the calendars OF
the Courts would be handicapped with
cases that would read something like this:
"Cncle Sam ,vys~s John Doe, one OF his
rascallv children" Pretty soon this shak'
ing up is bound TO commence, for Uncle
Sam can't stand it much longer.
This weeks TRIBUNE contains a full re-.
mort of the county business transacted for
the past year. 1t is not fiat take for the
printer and it puts nary nickle into the
pockets Of the county clerk. but Beaver
head County is winner several hundred
dollars. The report, furnished by County
Clerk McGough by the direction OF the
Board of County Commissioners, is one
that every tax payer in Beaverhead County
should familiarize himself with to become
posted on the expenditures made in the ad'
ministration Of County affairs. The report
condensed, is complete and correct.
Trade is picking up in Dillon. More
stir is noticed at all OF the places of bnsi,
ness in town. Fvhrie y Co. are filling
larger orders this month than they did last
E,i-l is displaying nice line OF spring
suits that catches customers. Poindextcr's
piles OF fabrics and commodities are invit
ing, and sales at his house are good. Al
Kirk patrick's heaps of goods are going of
daily. Sweet T. Baldwin are putting UP
large orders-one OF which, OF 5000 wen,
to Eastern Idaho The agricultural nipple
ment depots are filed with machinery. The
tone Of trade is good and improving.
The editor will celebrate Easter this yea,
in becoming STYLE. A dressed chicken and
a whoie nest full Of fresh eggs found their
wav into the seclusion Of our sanctu,n
through the kind thouyh'fullness of one .
the TRInvNE lady friends, who resides it
the Valley. We return hearty thanks TO
the easter otfe ring The gift is NOR
highly appreciated coming at this season
Easter. tide-for its evidence of good will
These tokens of regard, between subscribe
and editor, go long.way toward brighten
ing the weary life of him who pushes tn
pencil for the entertainment and benefit q
his readers.
Bv the mandate Of Gov. Crosby fellow
citizen Phil Thorpe is Sheep Examiner
: (e. l., "sheep doctor") for Beaverhea
County for two wears. The appontmel
is good one, as Mr.. Thorpe knows hca
about the ailments and elements OF sheel
, Ii your sheep have the scab or sto'nac
ache drive them up to Thorpe, that he ma
$ officially examine into their condition an
prescribe for their cure. Office down Il
Valley. Hours-all the time. except Su,
, DAYS. Each coantv is now provided " /,
;. a "sheep doctor" who holds Il regular shee
4 skin from the Governor, and il the tloct
4 of woolly animals are not purified ar
:. kept clean it will be no fault Of the law.