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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-12-31
CHRISI,MAiS EVE.
an Enjoyable EreninO at the Vii
Transport ScZt00lAOuse.

Dakota newspapers, in articles relating
10 this country, have always laid great
stress on the fact that the weather never
seems so cold in this dry atmosphere
as in many sections further south. An
illustration of this is shown in the gath.
cring together of the big and little folks
OF Wiliamsport and the surrounding
ncighborhood, at the schoolhouse, Christ.
mas Eve, for the purpose of taking part
IN an entertainment in celebration of the
occasion. In Ohio, Illinois, or Iowa, how
many people could have been brought to-
gether for such a purpose with the mcr-
curry away down toward the bulb, or even
but a few points below the cipher? Yet,
on the evening of December "a, with a
registry of 800 below, people were present
from miles around and not only were
they of the stronger sex. Many ladies,
as we'll as most of the children, came.
Among those coming from distance
were Miss Ida Roop, from the town of
Roop, six miles; Miss Ida Kurtz, three
miles !: Miss Eva Campbell, two miles :;
Mrs. w. NJ. Dcrr aud her little daughter,
two miles Mrs. W. l.. Ycater, Miss Ella
Yeater, and an ''innumcrablc caravan of
little Yeatcrs, two miles. Docs this agree
with the statements of some Eastern pa
pers that the people of Dakota arc "fro-
zen up inside their houses during the
winter months?
The entertainment was gotten up
chiefly with reference to providing enjoy
mcnt for the little ones and, Judging
from their merry play and glecful laugh
ter, the results were satisfactory. And
the grown-up folks also seemed to thor
oughly enjoy themselves
Tho r.,
an address by Mr.. j. H. Worst, County
Superintendent of Schools; but, much
to the regret of every one, that genial and
kind-hearted gentleman, owing to illness,
was unable to be present.
The program was as follows:
Address-D. r. Streeter.
:, Rectation-ulaia Yeater. The Wreck Of the
Hesperus."
Recitation-Lucy streeter '"rhe Dead DOLL"
Yesser ns Mr TGmney "neys rur-
nip"
keeitaton-walter poutiier. Little HAL
Year Come To-Night?'
Recitation-Charles BoutIllier.
Eve"
At the conclusion of the program Uncle
Dan Long, representing Santa Claus. ap-
peared. He was Immediately surrounded
by the children, and his welI.filed basket
OF candies was soon seriously depleted.
About 10 o'clock bounteous repast
was ser we'd, and the company then enjoyed
themselves playing charades and other
games About midnight the assemblage
dispersed, and our first celebration of
Christmas time was over.
Pure Drugs and Medicines at Peterson
& Veeder's, Bismarck.
Don't suffer with Corns when FrIsby
will cure you for 25 cents.
Fine Holiday Goods and Toilet Articles
at Peterson & Veeder's, Bismarck.
When you visit Bismarck buy your
DRUGS Painta and Oils from Frishy
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-12-31

Frisby sells cottage paints at 81. Is per
gallon. Warranted.
D. w. Blake, Banner block, Bismarck,
keeps constantly on hand inc and we'll
selected line of Dry Goods, Notions, Etc.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-12-31
Dakota Daily Blade

Democratic in all things that tend to
make our people happy and reduce taxa
ton Its motto is, "Tell the truth and
guard the liberties of the people," Terms
So per year. Room 2, First National
Bank Block, Bismarck, Dakota
JAMES A. EMMONS.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-12-31

If you want first-class Job Work done
call at the RECORD office.
Try Frisby's Corn-K Killer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-12-31

DOR JOB PRINTING OF ANY KIND GALL
Il at thsofdee Of tho Emmons County Resord.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-12-31

+ | ARVEY HARRIS, Real Estate, Loans. and
AA1nsurance. The placing of First Mortgage
Loans in name of investor specially Highes
market price for county orders. Room II. First
National Bank Block, Bismarck, D. T.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
LAUNDERING INDICTMENTS.

Since the last issue of the TRIBUNE we
have gathered some information in rela.
t'on to the causes which led to the indct
ment of several of our prominent citizens
ny Z. S. Grand Jury, which places the
matter in more favorable light. Until re.
Gently our county has been without sur.
veyor, and parties, formerly, wishing to 10.
cate land had to employ a SURVEYOR from a
neighboring county at great expense, or
else resort to the more Hazardous plan of
hunting out their land BY the aid of a Gov.
ernment plat and-to a ranchman-the
meaningless hieroglyphics commonly call.
ed "corner stakes" The latter somewhat
uncertain method has frequently been adop.
ted, with VARYING results. In some in.
stances when the ranchman essaved to nut
his finger on his domain, like Paddy's flea.
1t wasn't there. In the cases under consid
Grafton, Judging from the best information
we have been able to CLEAN, this mistaken
location is at the bottom of the trouble.
caused partly by water course, running
near the lard in question, being misrepre.
sented on the plat of Government survey s/
which neither principal or witnesses diE
covered urtil final proof had been madk.
We are informed, however, that in so fak
as the final result is concerned the parties
implicated have no reason to fear legal in
vestlsation, as they have sufficient evidence
at their command to prove their innocence.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
THE HECLA HOSPITAL.

The Hecla Hospital, at Glendale, is q
model institution in the hospital line. l,
was founded tor the benefit nf the sick o,
disabled miners employ ed in the districts ad
jacent 10 Glendale. Since its foundation
several hundred miners have been recipi
ents OF its benefits at times when they stood
greatly in need OF sheltering place-a
place something like home. The hospi.
tai has always been under the charge of
physicians who have ranked first in the
medical profession. DR.. Schmaihausen is
now in charge Of the hospital. AS the Dr.
is somewhat famous for many difficult
cases treated and complicated operations
performed at the hospital, as well as in his
long aud successful practice of medicine
and surgery, the hospital is now in good
hands. The six rooms of the hospital are
kept scrurulouslv clean and they are com.
fortab'y furnished. Its capacity will &C.
commodate twelve patients at one time,
Since the lst Of January large number of
patients have been received at and dischare.
ca from the hospital. 1t is supported mainly
by the employees Of the Hecla Co. and re.
ceives little support from outsiders. The
establishing Of this hospital has been the
means OF saving many thousands Of dol.
lars to the treasury of Beaverhead County.
tor annually, without it, a large majority
OF the patients treated would be sent 10 tht.
county hospital where they would yearly
oe heavy expense on the county.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
THE REFORM ERS,

The Dillon Reform Club continues ia
grow in numbers, and the Club now has a
membership of one hundred and twenty.
Inc exercises at every meeting are inter.
esting, instructive, and we'll conducted, At
The meeting last Sunday the address OF NJ
! "A. wagner was an able effort, in which the
speaker truthfully depicted the evils OF in.
temperance and showed the benefits OF
temperance.
At Wednesday evenings meeting tn.
following officers We're elected for the en-.
SUNG term: President. r. II. White: Vice
president, David \. Dingley: Recordino
Secretary, r. !. Boldly; Financia, Secrt !.
9ry:M. a. Wagner; Treasurer, Miss Aman.
ga Pierce; Marshal. John Zulsman: Chan.
lain. +. Coffin. EN-Presi.'cut NJ. !. McCune
on retiring delivered a neat speecb. whirh
was heartily app!audeti
Tonight, Saturday, there will be a meet.
ing at School Hall for the purpose of or.
gan'zing singing class. Mr.. Ramaee will
DC musical instructor. 1t is expected that
a large class will be organized.
Tomorrow, Sunday, afternoon the cxrr.
cises promise to be OF more than usuai IN .
terest. Rev. Mr.. Norris will deliver an ad.
dress which will be followed by onpronri-
ate readings and selections bv members Of
ths Club. The programme of exercises
VIII De 'nterspcrscd with singing yosna,
nVm"s and reform melodies. All are cor.
School Hall 'S"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
SOUTHERN MONTANA FAIR AsSOC1A-
TlON MEETING.

The organization Of Southern Mon
! tana Fair Association has met with such
favor among the leading iorsemen and
s,ocknen Of Madison and Beaverhead
counties that it is now deemed timely to Call
| meeting for the purpose OF organizing the
association as speedily as possible. For
this purpose meeting OF horsemen, stock
| men and all others interested in promoting
the enterprise will be held at the Court
House, in Dillon, on Tuesday, April 13th,
1854, at !, O'Clock, p. m. 1t is hoped and
expected that there will be full attend
ance of the horsemen and stoc.>nen OF
Southern Montana at the comirg meeting
The prospectus for subscriptions for stock
now in circulation, ye understand, will b.
submitted to the meeting for additional
names and subscriptions. The object and
terms Of the prospectus are more fully set
forth as follows: We. the undersigned,
hereby subscribe for and agree to take and
pay tor the number OF shares OF said stock
set opposite our names, respectively, and in
the manner and upon the terms hereinafter
mentioned, namely: Twenty five per cent
Of the par value Of said stock upon the or.
ganization and election Of officers of said
association; and twenty five per cent Of
same each wear, after the year 1854, paya-
VIC AtOH Lie uer1dnQ Ot the treasurer Oh
said association, after the board Of directors
may have issued an order assessing the
same. Provided, that no more than twen-
tv.tve per cent OF the par value of said
stock shall he assessed in any one year
The prospectus is further conditioned as
follows: And it is further agreed and un.
derstooJthat no organization and incorpor-
alton Of said association shall he effected,
and no subscriptions for stock hereto shall
be paid, unless at least $1s,ooo worth Of
stock, at its par value, shall have been sub.
scribed for upon the terms and conditions
herein mentioned; but in case the sum of
$4,000 shall be subscribed then, and in
tha. case, all subscriptions are to be valid
and the amounts shall be liable for pay.
ment as herein set forth. The foregoing
are the leading features Of the prospectus
that will be- submitted to the forthcoming
meeting for signatures and approval. Am.
pie notice is given Of the meeting on the
13th, and ~e expect to see large turnout
OF the horse,nen and stockmen Of South.
ern Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
A SNAKE RIVER PLACER.

The /daAo Register states that John F.
Kelly has recently discovered some rich
placer ground on the South Fork OF Snake
river, about twenty miles from Eagle Rock,
and near Crested Butte. His location is
Just above the confluence of the South
Fork and North Fork of Snake river, and
where the South Fork forms a complete Ell.
bow. Kelly claims that the entire bank
will run not less than from $7to $40 to the
ton-.wiich, considering from 40 to 60 cents
is called good, makes it a valuable find.
The discoverer has associated with him
Messrs. Jos. Gleason, Fred W. White, Nels
G. Emerson, ]. b. Francis, Hugh Turner.
r. II. White, all Of Dillon, and L. v. Loom.
Is of Salt Lake City, who have located
three hundred acres. The company will
construct ditch across the elbow of the
river, which will carry all the water needed
to work the placer.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
IN TOWN AND OUT.

The Dillon public school will close ON
Friday, May a3d.
The District Court calendar will be pub
lished next week.
| Read the "strayed or stolen" notice in
to.day's TRIBUNE.
| A. S. Rife will make a horse sale on
Saturday, May 18th.
Local politics is beginning to absorb the
attention Of politicians.
The magnificent new goods at Eliel's
are admired BY the ladies.
Rife Is rvstler in the matter Of manu-.
featuring irrigating bitches.
The Nevada and No. 10 saloons have
been greatly improved inside.
According to McGough business is brisk
at the County Recorders office.
Innocent little lambs are commencing to
come In among the sheep tlocks.
Fine turnouts are noticed on the streets
OF Dillon every day in the week.
Give the school bond proposition solid
vote at the polls to-day, Saturday.
The Mill Greek mill, near Sheridan, is
turning out No. quality of flour.
Frank Emery is running Beech's lob
wagon, in the absence OF the rustling old
man.
Beaverhead trotters are being trained
and exercised in anticipation OF the fall
races.
Freight is growing better on the Utah
and Northern and the trains are now NAL. j.
ing regular time.
Turn your turnip twenty.eight minutes
ahead IT You want to get standard railroad
or telegraph time.
Ad. Vincent will run the Hermsmeyer
saw mill on Mill Greek, Madison county,
the coming summer.
For down right horrible "chivarie" the
Al.ilon boys can knock the socks off Of any
other crew in Montana.
Cashier Morse reports currency more
abundant than it was one month ago but
it don't grow on sage bushes.
"The gentleman from Germany" has
changed ttc jewelry store lad" which the
reader will ponder with pleasure.
Ed. Alward is organizing a Glendale
Nine to play Dillon Nine a match game
OF base ball on the Fourth Of July.
Why is it that married men are seen late at
night packing bCttles of beer home: Does
beer keep down domestic troubles?
What caused the excitement on Montana
street the other Sunday' Was it the Ana.
conda dude on dress parade trying to make
mash:
b. F. White, Geo NJ. Brown, and lanes
Partet. are the Beavtrhead delegates attend
ing the Republican Territorial Convention
at Bozenan.
The Horse Prairie, Red Rock and Bea.
verhead-R'acktail round ups are going on,
and now the wicked whoop OF the COWBOY
is heard in the land.
Rev. MIR. Norris, pastor of Grace NJ. +.
Church, will preach at that church to NOR.
row, Sunday. Services morning and even.
ing al the usual hours.
Full stocks Of agricultural implements
and farm machinery OF all conceivable
kinds. shape and manufacture are exhibited
at the two Dillon houses.
Services at St. James Episcopal Churcl.
to- morrow, Sunday morning at II O'Clock,
Subject OF mon-"Contirmation." The !
evening service will commence at s O'Clock.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
Personal.

Surveyor Page was up from Two Bridges,
Major J. K. Boyce is back from Omaha.
FIR. Merk, the Silver Star mining op.r.
ator, was in town.
Lou 6. Fyhrie is taking a commercial
spin into Eastern Idaho.
Mrs. Alex. Mckay came down from V;r.
ginia City ard went to Butte.
\. ]. Mcconnell, contractor and builder
at Butte was in town few days.
Z. l.. Gildersleive, representing the Gen
essee IN. Y ) Nursery, is in Dillon.
Mrs. Fred Wick and children have gone
70 Salt Lake for a three months visit.
General Manager Knippenbcrs, of the
Hecla Co, at Glendale, has gone East.
I'll. ]. Harrison, land sharp from Wash.
ington, is eating Montana grub lust now. +
Miss Anna Carter will commence teach.
ing the Barrett public school next Monday
l.. Mullen, from Los Angeles, Califor.
MIA, is stopping for while in thi section.
VIM. Shineberger will sojourn at Lemhi
J Junction, Idaho for several weeks. mor..
or less.
Mrs. s. u. Beebe has returned from =,
extended visit to Salt Lake City, improved
basset Leyson came down from Butte
ana the sequel may be found under the
head Of ''.n:,rried." >
Judge Thomas of the Glendale commit,
ting court, i!lumed our den for few Sec
onds on Wednesday.
l.. r Stringham, who had visited a, San
Francisco for the past three months. re-.
turned on last "Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. F.. Hanson has returned from n
visit to Anaconda, at which place she will
open branch millinery store soon.
Rev. Hugh Duncan. Grand Master of
Montana Masons, is slowly recovering from
injuries received three months ago.
Mrs. NJ. S. Hughes and Miss Emma
IcLcer, of Philadelphia, arrived on Thurs.
day. Mrs. Hughes is sister of Jas. Maui
d'n's, and the ladies will remain at Willow.
burn this summer.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
/. q. d. +. RESOLUTIONS.

GLENDALE, Montana, April 90, 81.
At regular meeting Of BannacI Lodge,
No. ;, !. q. q. f., held in its hall on the
above date the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
H'sof't", That the thanks Of this Lodge
be and are hereby rendered to Apollo Lodge.
No. Is, |. o. O. F., Of Dillon, for its rep,
resentation and participation in the cele-
bration of the 6sth Anniversary of Odd
Fellowship in America, on April :6th, 1854,
at Glendale.
Rrsol'r', further, That this Lodge ex.
tend its thanks to Bro. X. b. Smith, V. G.
OF Apollo Lodge, No. IS, for his masterlv
oration, delivered on the above occasion.
and that copy of these resolutions be fur
nished the Dillon TRIBUNE, with request
for publication.
\. l.. PICKETT,
PHlL DUNN, Com.
o. W. MINTzER,
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
DISTRICT COURT.

The May term of District Court for Bea.
verhead County will commence on Mon.
day, the l.th inst. The court calendar will
be tolerably long. The criminal docke,
will depend on the action OF the Grand )u.
ry for its length. For years Beaverhead
Grand Juries have been noted for the mum.
Der OF easy, merciful men that have served
upon them. The civil calendar contains
several damage cases that figure up into
the thousands Of dollars. The divorce
racket looms up with conspicuous pro,ni.
nence on the calendar, but it is presumed
most of the cases vii! be only referee cases
Grand Jurors are required to be present on
the first day of the term and Trial Jurors
must be present on the second day. The
following are the Grand and Trial Jurors
for the term.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
SPRING Ii!LL ITEMS.

-, lhe May day flowers at Spring Hill
were wrapped in flannel to keep them warm,
Ihe public school, taught hy Miss Ken.
ME Coffin, will continue three months 1o.'
ger. "''''s 'o'''
BAILEY Brothers will soon drive two
n.'nore1 hsad of cattle from Utah into thr
Spring Hill section. ''o Tue
at the school election The FOLLOWING
uus1ees were elected: William Garland
''e"'y =. Stover and Chas. McPhers,,n
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

At M. Dingley's Millinery Parlor on Montana
street, the newest and latest patterns Of goods. \
dressmak~r OF experience has been engaged and
will be at the parior next week.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
Sum sner Suits.
DreAamaking.

A splendid stock Of light. all wool summer sui,
just been received at T. W. PoiNpExTkRs.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
SADDLES,

Cheyenne Saddles.
St. Louis saddles.
California saddles.
Ladies saddles.
Cowboy saddles.
"Mavcrick" saddles.
Chaparejos, Brides, Bits, Spurs. saddle Cloths.
SEBREk, Ferris l. WHITE Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

select stock Of the finest field glasses in the Ter.
rtory: including the Napoleon staff and the eele.
irascd Montana Cattle Glasses. Just received az the
Jewe.- Store o! Mrs. L. kupfer Prices ranging
from 2s to &4s. Call and see them.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

TIIEREV GEO. II. TAYLOR.o of Bourbon, ,Inl
saws "bn,h n.vsclf and wife owe lives to SIII.
LOFTS CONSUMPTION CURE.
Sold at Dillon drugstore
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

DR.. S. r. WAGNER will he at Dillon Nav :.
&. and lie will he pleased to see both old and nc "
patients. All work done at reasonable rates.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
FOURTH OF JULY,
FIELD GLASSES.

Fireworks, Fire Crackers, Flags, etc., in Job lots
to dealers at Thomson Il Bl;ven's,
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
Latest Styles.

The ladies are informed that the latest STYLES in
Pattern Hats and Fashionable Spring Millinery
NAV be found at Mrs. l. E. lIanson's Millinery
Store on Railroad Avenue. Cali and examine the
goods.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

A nasal injector free, with each bottle Of Shi
!oh'S Gar,rrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
DENTISTRY !!

GOING FAST. The choice lot Of new goods re
csivcd Yesterday a, Mrs. Dngey's Millinery Store
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

For dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, YOU hav
printed ;-uar ntec on every bottle of Shiloh's vi
tai;zcr. 1t newer fails to cure.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Have you been to Sclway's store? If not, you had
better go and secure some of the bargains in dress
goods, furnishing goods, hats, boots, Shoes gioves
clothing, etc. II does paw to trade with Selwav
ros as they are selling at cost and bti0.y in order
to increase daily sales and close nut the stock Of
goods.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
0ollins or At Cost

All Winter Goods will be offered at cost for the
next three weeks, consisting of Hats, Hoods, Nit
tens, Stockings, Shawls, and Nonparcil Velveteen
Mus. M. 4. DlNGLsf.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Shiloh's cure will immediately relieve Coup
Whnopux cough and BronChtls.
Sold At Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

GROUP, WIIOOPING COUGH and Bront hits
Immediately relieved by Shilo.s enre. Sold at the
Dillon Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

The only combined Gang and Suiky Plow is the
Avery. Over four hundred are now IN use in the
Territory, and never returned.
JOHN w. LOWELL Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Peters Harness.
Genuine Concord Harness.
Plow Harness.
Team Harness,
Buggy Haness.
Hack and Stage Harness.
SEBREE, FERRIS WHITE Co,
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

In a few days we will have those superior bottom
our store. SM.wAY Bios.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

We handle nothing but standard Bcsscner steel
wire. manufactured bv the " ashburn l. .Noer Nan
ufacturing Co. and the Lyman Barb Wire Co. of
Chicago, and sell as cheap AZ others of!cr poor
grade of aroS wire tor. Purchase Barb Wiz.
unless manufactured by reputable concerns. Send
for prices and special circulars.
SEBREE, FERRIS Il WHITE Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Gentlemen desiring fine Dress Suit can get thei
measure taken ut the New York Store. We hlv
the agency for three merchant tailoring establish
men's, and one thousand samples to select from.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
Public Sale Of Horses.

Will he sold on Saturday. MAY 18th. lSS.. at the
residence Of \. $. Rite, in Dillon, Mont. Thirty
head of horses shrood mares and colts well
broke to harness, saddle and halter, and one ful
h!o''led two wear .oid Durham bull with pedigree
.Nanv other articles, too numerous to MENTION will
also be sold. 4 S. RIFE
NJ \. WAGNER, .Auctioneer.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
Residences Property For Sale.

NV house and two lots, on Railroad Avenue is
offered for sale. II is desirable residence prop
srty. Parties wishing to examine the property will
please call at the house. II. ]. SWEET.
Dillon. April H. lSSa
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

"Hacknetack" is lasting and fragrant per
tumc. Pric, IS and 50 cents.
Sold ut Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
SPRING GOODS.

Mrs. NJ: a. Drnglcy has Just received and
fashionable Spring Goods at her Millinery Parlor,
Ladies are invited to call and examine the goods.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Don't fail to See the Racine Iron Roller.
JoilN w. lowell Co.
Those Planet Jr Seed Drills and Horse Hoes
h.ve arrived. lOiiN w. LOWELL Co.
Over one hundred different styles of Imple-
anents just received by
JOHN w. LOWELL Co.
The Racine Tanning Mills are just in. Secure
one before they are all gone.
JOHN w. LOWELL Co.
The Wier Sulky PlOw with Chilled Point is
the corning Pow' for Montana.
JonN w. LOWELL Co.
Several car loads Of Implements just received
hy JOHN w. LOWELL Co.