The Dillon tribune., 1884-11-01
There was very full turnout at the last
meeting of the Dillon Democratic Club.


a vote in the TRIBUNE Office stood: For
Blaine, two; for Cleveland, two. A dead
square stood off,
The candidates have made their round up
of the county, and the strife to capture the
voters is nearly ended.
The vote Of Beaverhead County at tie
last two general elections was as follows:
In I6So-IA29; in 1851, I,1hS.
Things political are warming up as the
day of election draws nigh. The efforts to
win over the COY voter are exceedingly
great.
1t is now reported that the change of
time or the Utah and Northern Railway
will not be made until about the 1st of
December.
Deputy Sheriff Mikus caught a horse
thief named Bert Lee, and Deput; Sher-
if of Yellowstone County took Lee back
to Miles City
In championing the cause of a favorite
candidate be careful not 10 bear false wit
ness against thy neighbor. Falsehoods
come home to roost
Wednesday evenings meeting of the
Dillon Reform Club was enlivened by the
reading Of an interesting paper, edited by
members of the club
The Republican and Democratic tickets
10000 of each kind--were printed from
plates. The tickets, corrected, will be
found in to-day's TRIBUNE. ~s ,..
The new advertisement of the First Ma
tional Bank of Dillon will be found in
to-day's TRIBUNE. The item OF $4,000
in profits and surplus looks good.
The Dillon Pavilion, having the finest
floor in the Nor tn vest, will be thrown
open to the public shortly, on which occa-
sion it is proposed to have big time on
rollers.
The Dillon Reform Club will hold its
regular Sunday afternoon meeting at the
Court House to. morrow Sunday. A cor
dial invitation is extended to every one to
attend.
The political agony will be- over when
the sun sets next Tuesday. To the de-
feated the TRIBUNE will sympathetically
PROFOUND the question -" Who struck
Billy Paterson?"
The other night the Dillon kids--pre-
sumably prompted by older heads-got up
a torch-light procession and tin-pan sere-
made for young gent while he was court
ing his best girl.
In Dillon business is perceptibly ON the
improve. Our merchants and business
men are daily in receipt Of large stocks of
goods to supply the demand for the fall
and winter trade. lE ~
Ole Peterson, the Norwegian who had
his leg broken On Birch Greek by being
kicked by horse, was brought to town,
and is doing we'll under the care of Drs.
Clutter f. Leason.
Agent Scott, at Butte, is authority for
the statement that the rate Of fare from
Butte to New Orleans, and return, has
been fixed at $1o2.7s during the progress
of the Exposition. ~
The saloons will have to be closed on
election day. BY the statute Of Montana
it is made punishable ofense to sell or
give to any person on election day any in
toxicating liquors.
The Democratic tickets, printed at the
TRIBUNE Office, have blank line on them
containing the word " Constitution" The
voter will write the word "For" or
" Against" as he may desire.
Look out for "pasters /" on tickets on the
dav Of election. We call attention to this
method of catching votes. If you want to
/. scratch /" use pencil. Do not permit
yourself to be caught by "pasters."
The Democratic nominations for Dillon
precinct officers are as follows: Justices
Of the Peace-George w. Black, S. A. D.
Newcomer; Constables--D. B. Mason, w.
T. Eastman; Road Observation-Disclosures
Axe.
Permit the election to pass off orderly
and quietly. The polls will be no suitable
place to vent personal spite or get up
fights. Challenging, in all cases, can BE-
SO conducted as 10 create no disturbance or
give offense.
There is little political significance in
the county contest this year. The first
of the voter should be to-
assist, BY his ballot and influence, IN secur-
ing the election Of the best men for the