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The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
PERSONAL.
tl,l,>i;,>tic

DR.. Schmalhau>cn, ot Glendale, spent a
day in town.
!. =. Ewing left ON Mondays train i"
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Graves. O.. l;aanack,
visited Dillon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam aggcr>, of ttors..
Prairie, are visiting at Dillon.
Alex. Metzcl, County Commissioner OF
Madison County, paid Dillon Il ,:Si,
Mr.. and Mrs, Amcde l;r~>c,tr, of ban
mack. were vi>tin. Dillon friends during
the past week.
\. Nose Morrison, Democratic vandi-
date for Assessor, attended the ratification.
Judge Thomas, oi Glendale. Republican,
candidate for Probate Judge, interviewed.
his Dillon constituents,
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
DEMOCRATIC DEMONsrRAr1ON.

The rally Of the untcrriticd at the Dem.
ocra:ic demonstration on last Wednesday
night was the best political display ever
witnessed in Dillon. There was large
turnout. AT the appointed hour torch
light procession was formed on Montana
street under charge Of Dan Chapman and
assistant ,narshals. One hundred and ten
torches and six transparencies were carried
in the procession, which made fine dis.
play as it marched through the principal
streets, headed by the Dillon brass band
discoursing excellent music. Arriving at
the stand erected on Montana street the
procession was disbauded, when DR..
Schmalhausen, chairman OF the County
Democratic Central Committee, called the
meeting to order when, on motion, G.. W.
Turner, Esq, of Glendale, was chosen
President. The president introduced the
speakers Of the evening in All easy aud
graceful manner. Hon. Jos. h. Toolc, the
nominee for Delegate to Congress, made
quite lengthy speech, i'll which he dc.
fined his position on tn" issues Of tho
campaign. Mr.. Toolc lwet ut consider
able length on the question of the ratitica
ton Of the Constitution and he took strong
grounds in favor OF the ratification OF tha
instrument. Hon. W. y. Pc,nberton, tn,
Democratic candidate for District Attor
!. new in this Judicial District, was the mex
speaker. Mr.. Pcmbcrton is good stuml
speaker. lie has few, If any, equals in TIN
: Northwest. Ills speech was vel! received
, and the orator was frequently greeted witt
applause and demonstrations Of approval
Hon. Wash. Stapleton made a short b.'
telling speech, holding the crowd togcthe
for the remainder Of the evening. Th
- demonstration, in numbers and displa,
WAS very crcditablc to the Democracy (
= Dillon and Beavcrhead County. Our lit,
i tied space prevents Il full report Of tn
speeches OH the occasion. The mcetin
0 throughout reflected credit OH the Dc,n'
IT Gratis who cnjovcd it after the fashion OF
n lovc.fcas:.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
REPUBLICAN, MASS MEETINGS.

1t is expected that the Republicans will
have a grand demonstration in Dillon
when Judge Knowles, their candidate for
Congress, addresses the people Of Beaver.
head. lion. u. +. White, chairman OF the
Republican County Central Committee, j.,
sues Il call, whicl, will be found in to.day'~
TRlnrNE, for two mass meetings, one to
be held at Dillon ON next Friday evening.
October :4th, and the other to bc held at
Glendale on Saturday evening, Oc,obe,
.sth. Judge Knowles and other di>tin.
guished speakers will address the pconlc a:
both meetings.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
DISTRICT COURT.

The October term OF the District Court
for Bcavcri,ead County opened a. the
Court House on last Monday. The fol
lowing officers were present: W. !. Gal.
braith, Judge; w. Y. Pcmberton, District
Attorney; ID. +. Rcinhardt, Sheriff; Robt
I. Wing, Deputy District Clerk.
The following attorneys were in attend
ancc: F.. W. Toolc, Helena; Samuel
Word, Butte; f. ]. Conger, Virginia City;
Wash Staplcton, Butte; {. W. Turner,
Glendale; II. W. Dewitt, !. II. Duftey, Fl.
II. Smith, Butte, and the members Of the
Dillon bar.
The term was Il shor; one, owing to the
continuance OF most Of tho civil and crt,n.
inal cases on the docket. The tollowin.
is Il synopsis OF the proceedings OF the
court. which adjourned on last Friday:
Territory Of Montana VS.. John Hoffman.
continued 10, the tern.
Territory OF Montana vs.. Sam Frost.
continued tor the term.
Territory OF Montana VS.. Charlie, Chal'-
ton. continued tor tho term.
Territory OF Montana ". James Selway,
ct. al. appeal from Probate Court. contin.
ued Ivy agreement for the term.
Territory y, Montana vs.. \"drcw Ear-
Der, defendant discharged.
Territory Of Montana VS.. John Hoffman,
| continued for the term.
Territory OF Monta,n, IS. Chaunccy II.
. Gates, dctcndar: plead guilty to grand lar.
ccny.
, Emma -. Avery Us. II. n. Avery. plain
{. tif granted divorce.
t Ncttic NJ. Wilson VS.. Claybornc l.. VIII!
r son, divorce, continued for report Of ret
c cree.
:, Kate Mclaughlin VS.. John S. Mcl.augs-
IL lin. divorce continued Tor term.
!. W. \ ]. Stcinhart Il Co. vs.. Sebrec, Ferris
c l. White, judgment for plaintiffs for $s6o,
Matte Shcnon vs.. Philip Shcnon. di
}. vorcc. continued for term.
a Z. \. Rcadickcr VS.. Fred J. Bird, injunc
ton, continued for the term.
Fred ]. Bird vs.. T.. \. Readickcr, injunc
tion, continued for the term.
Mary T.. Moore VS.. Marion Moore. di
y. rorcc, granted.
Bank ofSouthern Montana VS.. \. AneS
:. ct AL, Judgment for plaintiffs for $4,000
. with interest.
~ Territory OF Montana vs.. T.. \. Read
~, icker, defendant fined $50 and costs.
:, Judge Galbrath sentenced Chaunccy u
l.. Gates to one year in the Pcnitentiary.
~, Henry Green vs.. Jennie Green, divorc:
,e, granted plaintiff.
N. Court adjourned on Friday 4, O'Clock
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
TEMPERANCE WORKERS.

The temperance work in Dillon i, gain.
ing converts and distinguished workers are
lending u helping hand in the good cause.
Last Sundays meeting Of the Dillon Re.
form Club was unusually interesting. Mr..
ID. a. Dingley was to have delivered the
address, but As there was Il number of tenn
pcrance orators present, Mr.. Dinslcy only
made short speech by way Of breaking
the ice for others. Hon. Sam Word, being
called on, made a brilliant address. Tenn
pcrancc being Il new theme to Mr.. Word,
he was u little cautious in his opening re.
marks until he got warmed up. when he
waded in in delightful manner and con-
vinced the audience OF the wickcdness ot
intemperance. Hon. Wash Staplcton fol-
lowed III happy temperance effort, and it
being Wash's maiden effort at temperance
talk he went in with vim and created ;
nice impression OH the people present. W
S. Barbour, Esq, was the next orator in
troduccd to the audience. Mr.. Barbour
did we'll and his remarks were attcntivcl,
listened to. All Of the speakers cvinccG i;
zeal in the temperance cause truly com
,nendable, and their voluntary adhesion Il
the temperance ranks will, no doubt have
Il beneficial effect on their waywartl fellow
citizens who indulge too freely in the hane
tul bowl.
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RESIGN .ATl(DN.

y, TIE Cry. NJ. r., Vet. 10, 1851
IL. the Republican rrrri,nriai Central Committee:
GE<rlEME> Il herewith tender my
resignation As nominee tor the ofhcc OF
Distr;c, Attorney tor the Second Judicial
District.
Nv name WAS placed before the late
convention as 4 candidate tor this office
without my corscnt and without my lav-
iny any Knowledge that such action would
be taken, and while fully appreciate the
honor conferred upon me by the members
from this district, circumstances arc such
that would be unwilling to fill the office
il elected, and am therefore unwilling to
accept the nomination..
Nnur,, very tU.t.
~. VI, HtuuE.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

The statement Of the Dillon National
Bank will be found in to.day's TRIBUNE.
The Grand Jury made favorable report,
which may be found in another column.
The Dillon Reform Club will meet ut
the Court House tomorrow, Sunday, af-
ternoon at ! o'clock.
The TRlBrNE Job Department is doing
a lively business in turning out job printing
OF an excellent quality.
Services at ST James Episcopal Church
tomorrow, Sunday, morning at II O'Clock,
and evening go O'Clock.
Question: How would girl run for
the Office of Superintendent of Public In
struction for Bcavcrhead County:
The large number of friends and patrons
of the TRlBuNE in town during the week
makes it impossible to give personal men.
ton of all.
The Dillon Public Schools, under the
management of Prot. Cannon, have started
in excellent shape to make Il brilliant rec
orr, for the ensuing fall and winter term.
| There is considerable betting in Dillon
ON the result OF the Presidential election.
Most OF the bets, thus far, have been on
Statcs--thc larger number being on Ne"
York
The Birch Creek public school opened
on the 9th inst, with Mr.. T.. T.. Pa>son is
teacher, but had to close for one week AS
Mr. Paxton had to serve his country As Il
iuryman.
There is an exceedingly fine display OF
fall millinery and fancy goods at the mil
linerv paror> in Dillon. Human beings
who do not wear mustachc> will b. deeply
Interested in knowing that this item is
founded on fact.
We were informed Just as We were 90
iny to press that the Republican Go. Cen
trail Committee had placed the name OF
Jay Wells ON the Republican ticket, vice
Chas Armstrong who had declined. ton
Councilman. and the name of George !.
Batchcldcr on their ticket, vice Hon. |;
r. White who had rendered his dcClina
,iun of the nomination for Representative
from Ecavcrhcad County.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
DENiOl Ratio MEETINGS.

Tie Democratic meeting at MclrOsc or
Thursday afternoon was well attended
The meeting at Glendale on Thurstla,
night was !. grand affair. \ torch.lighs
procession. headed bv :hc Dillon bras,
band l,;lradcd the streets Of the town. The
large skating rink was filled with people
Many ladies were present. Mcssrs. Tools
Pemberton, Duffy and Smitl, made.
speeches The meeting was large and en-.
thusia>tic.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
FALL MILLINERY.

would respectfully inform the ladies ct Dillon
and vicinity that have just received my Fall stock
Of Millinery and Winter Goods 1t is fine assort.
,nent and will be sold cheap The ladies are invi'
ted to call and examine the stock just opened at my
Millinery Parlor on Railroad Avenue.
Mxs. l.. +. HANSON.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

Just received at r. W. Poindcxter's the largcs.
and most complete line Of mems and youths dress
and business suits ever brought to Dillon. This
line includes some suits Of the famous California
and Oregon City cashmere and will b. sold at the
lowest possible figures.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

Ladies and Misses Gossamer Rubber Circulars
lust received at Mrs. l.. F.. Hanson's Millinery Par
lor on Railroad Avenue.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
WANTED TO SWAP.

\ second hand wood stove, Of large size, in good
order, will lie exchanged for good seasoned fire
wood. Inquire at the. TRIBrNE Office for particu.
lars.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
DIED,

BARKER Nj the &nriune Hotel. in Dillon. "t
pneumonia. b,. iith. I>Si. ". VI. Isarhcr. Tor
merry Of l:a''lr Creek. Michigan. aged aho,, =:
wears.
-i)e, ca>ri stran.cs. hut he received kimt
attention dlrn. his sickness and Was buried b, on,
citizens. Rev. Mr. Norris, OF Grace Churcl,
preached an Impressive funeral sermon at til. NJ.
L.. Church IN last Sabbath.
i;attlc Creek. Mich. paper, please copy.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
A large hirnent Of Baleing Wire Just received.

Several good second hand wagons for sale, or will
trade for hay, grain or wood. John w. Lowell Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
TX - y

Lost between Dillon and Bircl, Creek, on last
Monday afternoon, u red morocco satchci, medium
sized, containing between So and $50 in money,
penknife and pair Of tweezers. \ liberal reward
will lie paid by leaving it at Thomson 4 Blivsns,
Dillon, or with Chas. ". Reed, Glen Station. Rea.
verhead Co., Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

Children's red aanncl underwear. \ splcndi
assortment at Mrs. l.. +. IIansonS.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

Another shipment of Abbot Buggies just re
ccived. \ nice open buggy for 80.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

READ AND LEARN.

Mrs. l.. Kupfer wishes to announce to the people
g dillon and surrounding country that she has Just
-.ceyed and will constantly keep on hand full and
complete line Of gold, silver. nicke! and steel spec:
,aclcs. from the cheapest ur to the very finest peh
he lenses and ranging in prices from soct's to 3,s
o.r na,r She also has one Of the celebrated stand
"A opolnctcr by which the operator is enabled 70
+, 10Th old. Young, near or far sighed, and can
guarantees fits and satisfaction.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

\ new, complete and elegant stock OF mems An
boys ovcrcoats received this week ut T. W. Poi'
dextcr's.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

4 large assortment of Ladies' Corscts at Mrs.
l.. lianson's.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

A good, general purpose. well broken team tos
sale nv John W. Lowell to.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

Harry Gore, icwcler, late of Peoria. lls., has
opened shop on Montana street. opposite the pas
senger depot.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
John w. Lowell Co.'s Locals.

The Eclipse Potato Digger. Every ranchnan
shoud have one.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
APPLES: APPLEs,! APPLEs:N
LOST.

Look out for that car Of apples from Boise a
Ch2s. Hirschman's. They will I've dirt cheap.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

When you come to Court call at T. W. Poin'
dexter's and his elegant stock Of ready -inad<
clothing.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
R1AD THO.
Ladies' and (sents.' Underwear.

The largest and best selected stock Of underwear
to be found in Southern Montana is now being
closed ont at cost ut Seway Bros.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

a snall.sized yellow dog Had on "a brass an
silver collar. Ten dollars reward will be paid IL
the return Of the dog at the Nevada Saloon.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

Charles q. Noble. dentist, has moved into his
new ONCE, Montana street, Dillon, and is pre-.
pared attend to all patients, in need Of his ser
vices.
The doctor will make monthly visits 10 Glendale
and other ncighhoring towns notice Of dates to he
given in due timc
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
FOR SALE OR RENT.

offer inv house and five lots Pacific street 70
sale or rent.
4o.tf GUSTAEE G. BACHSTEIN.
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The Buckeye Feed MN.
Every ranchn,an should have one.
JoiiN W. I.owxLL Co.
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LOST.
Between Dillon aud Al. Graeter's place. roll Of
gray blankets, marked, NJ. +. Sanford. The finder
will confcr favor by notifying me at Argenta.
4ow: NJ. E. SANFORD
ONLY ONE LEFT.
Ot the Climax Potato Digxcrs. Secure ii al oxce.
JoHS W. LOWELL Co.
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IoR 0AI1
Dwelling house, barn and two lots, adjoining DR..
Pickman's. Inquire the premises, Of E.. l..
For o010s
ranch, Of ito acres, near Dillon. All fenced
and onc-f under cultivation. Inquire at the Txls.
UNE Office.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
offer my house and five lots Pacific street fo
| sale or rent.
4o.if GUSrAvE G. BACHSTEIN.
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The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
BORN

VI, (GI'GN.-tn Dillon, Montana. Friday. Oct.
18th. '>>,, ia Mr. AM! Mr.. Phil u. M";"u.h. .
~.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

You will alwavs find full stock of loaded shot
gun cartridges ais" guns to rent by the day or week
at Mrs. kupfcr's.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

A ranch, Of ITO acres, near Dillon. All fenced
and onc-l,alf under cultivation. Inquire at the TKIB.
,,H1, cfire
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
DILLON P0srOFFICE.

rh. mail from Butte, Deer Lodge aud points
..h arrives daily at is4s p. m. The mail tor
no' 1%s .hoye points closes at u O'Clock IN.
Nv re mail from Salt Lake. Ogden and all points
south. and Eastern Idaho arrives daily At .:so o..
clock p. N: The mail for the above places s'''ses
rhe leAershn City and Virginia City mail arrives
., no O'Clock p. m. daily, and departs at o'clock
~. mai; for Bannack and Argenta arrives at 800
80 ~, Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS, and
t.narts at a. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdavs. , .:,
- Co.., no y, m. until $50 p. sn.. On all Other
aaSs s's during usual business hours.
"'''' las. KIRKPATRICK, p. NJ
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NoVeIOD

We will say to the people If Dillon and surround.
ing country that We have now associated with us
Mr. r. NJ. Cunnard, first class harness and re.
pair workman, who will attend to the repair work
pro,nptlv and to the entire satisfaction of all.
SRHxEE, FERRIS 4 WnITE Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.

CASH
Paid for Hides and Pclts.
SEBRkE, FERRIS & WHITE Co.
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sPORTSNAN'S NOTICE.

and Sinners lust received nj the New York Store.
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SPORTSNaAN'S NOTICE.
You will alxavs find Il full stock of loaded shot
gun cartridges also guns to rent by the day or week
AT Mrs. Kurfcr's.
DRESS 1lAx1Na.
l would respectfully announce t" the ladies' Of
Dillon and vicinity that have opencd dress max
ing room in the second cottage south Of the Corinnc
Hotel Cutting and fitting done whenever desired.
dress making or reasonable terms Calls from the
ladies solicited. MISS AMANDA PIERCE.
WANTED.
Wanted Il Charles Halls mill. P,c:.>an, Valley,
Idaho, six men to drive cattle.
HOUSE rO LET.
Inquire at the Postoiticc.
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summer suits.
\ >plcndid stock ri light, all wool SUMMER suits
ius, been received ut 7. W. P"'Snh>rfn>
MILL CREEK FLOUR
For sale. ,,y all leading Merchants /" Dil-
lon.
Coarse salt for SA.f, ut tw" cents per pound.
SEuxEe. FERRIs& WHITE Co.
Novelties in Drv Goods and Notions NJ the Ne"
York Stor,.
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t. Try Gen. II. Savage'x new Livery
and Feed stable.
Latest styic Of Hats at the New: York store
DRD00 SUITS!
Gcnvmcn desiring, "A finc Dress Suit get thei'
measure taken ut the New York Stor.. VIC have
the agency for three merchant tailoring establish
rcnt>. and one Thousand mplcs to select 'r"'n
Call Oll l:es,. II. savage when you
want fine Livery Outfit-Buggy or C"tter
40 tO Geo. IL. savage tor FlOw>. Or'i''
and HarrDws ut IBeti-rssak Prices.
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Why Cry Hard Times
Don't Get Left.

When YOU can buy all kinds Of merchandise 1T
tail, at wholesale prices. ut Selway Bros.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
HOUSE TO RENT.
IN TOWN AND OUT.

JonH W. I.0wEI.l. Co. s.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

,aclcs from the cheapest ur 10 the very finest peh:
Se lenses, and ranging in prices from soet.s to 2,s
nxr pa,r She also has Of the celebrated stand:
aIa opo,eter. by which The operator Is enabled to
Il 10th old, Young, near or far sighted. and can
guarantees fits and satisfaction:
R1AD THO.
Twill state to the citizens of Dillon and vicinity,
that am now ready to do any kind Of work required
in the picture line. in my new studio, opposite the
U. & N. railway depot. also have the negatives |
Of all the principal buildings in Dillon. and the four
different negatives of the Fourth Of July procession,
which can finish at once-any amount ordered. |
Call at my stutin on Montana street, and see |
''''' ~ J.H. NEsBIIT. Artist.
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PREPARED PAINTS.
All coiors-send for sample card.
MONTANA L. Il r. ca.
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Ladies' and (sents.' Underwear.
The largest and best selected stock Of underwear
to he found in Southern Montana is now heing
closed out at cost ut Selway Bros
>--~-~~~-~~~~~--~~~~-~.
John w. Lowell Co.'s Locals.
should have one.
Another shipment of Abbot Buggics just re.
ccived. \ nice open buggy for 3oo.
A large shipment of Baleing Wire Just received.
Several good second hand wagons for sale, or will
trade for hay, grain or wood. John W. Lowell Co.
good, general purpose. well broken team tor
sale hv John W. Lowell Co.
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NEW JEWELLERS SHOP.
Harry Gore, icwcler, late of Peoria. lls., has
opened a shop on Montana street, opposite the pas
senger depot.
D11GTI6T11x.
Charles q. Noble. dentist, has moved into his
new offace, Montana street, Dillon, and is pre-.
pared attend to all patients, in need Of his ser
vices.
The doctor will make monthly visits 10 Glendale
and other ncighhoring towns. notice Of dates to he
given in due time.
1goTIOD
We will say to the people If Dillon and surround
ing country that have now associated with us
Mr.. r. NJ. Cunnard, first. class harness and re.
pair workman who will attend to the repair work
pro,,ptlv and to the entire satisfaction of all.
SRBxEE, FERRIS 4 WiITE Co.
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Why Cry Hard Times
When YOU can buy all kinds Of merchandise at re.
tall ut Wholesale prices, ut Selway hros.
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Don't Get Left.
Everybody can money hy p,rchasn. goods
at Selway Bros
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An immense line Of Ladies' and Misses Shoes
and SINNERS lust received nj the New York store.
SfORTSMAN'S NOTICE.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

Everybody can money by purch,Sin. goods
at Selway Bros.
An immense line Of Ladies' and Misses Shoes
and SINNERS lust received III the New York Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

Inquire 1T
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
sum lsler suits.
IIlI.L. CREEK FLOUR

\ splendid stock ri light all wool summer suits
inst been received ut 7. W. Pn,NnENrfn>.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

60 tO Geo. IL. savage TOR PlOw>. Or'l's
and HarrOws ut BBeti-rOCk Prices.
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DRESS MAKING.
WANTED.

Wanted Il Charles Halls mill, Pleasant Valley,
Idaho. six n,cI, tn drive cattle.
rsHAl.Sp. rns 7 s,r
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
DRU0O 0UIT0s

acntIrncn desiring fine Dress Suit can get their
measure t,kcn ut the New York Stor'. We have
the agency for three merchant tailoring establish
nent> and one thousand smplcs to select from.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

Dwelling house. barn and two lots, adjoining DR.
| Pickman's. Inquire on the premises, Of G.. I.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

ne uOIlOt ilUu cIuoluIlclltS " tuS oi'SS
Of Road Supervisor for District No. ;, Bca-
vcrhcad County, must be tremendous.
There arc three Republican and two Dem.
ocratic candidates in the field already for
that district, and, Divine Providence per.
mitting. there will be more before the day
OF election. There is nothing disrcputahle
or dishonorablc in being Road Supervi-
sor. Mr. Rutherford b. HAYES, once Pres
i,lcnt OF the United States. is now Il Road
Supervisor OF the Fremont, Ohio. dis.
trict.
1t appears from the published proceed
ings of the District Cour, that the moon
was not right for the yrantin. OF divorces
at the late term of Court MANY ot these
peculiar cases were continued for the term,
and as u consequential consequence the
crop OF incipicnt widows i, about as large
in Southern Montana as it vas during the
do. -davs Of last August
The old folks hop at High school Hall
On "Wednesday evening WAS magnificent
affair \ large and fashionable Assem-.
ba.c OF our best citizens participated in
! the dance which was one ot the most en-.
10, abb. ever given in this or any other sec.
ton OF Montana. Everything passed OIL
pleasantly. The banquet spread at the res
t!encc OF Mrs. Phil Thorpe was an evil
t!cncc that the ladies of Dillon and vicinity
know how 20 set and serve >uppcr>.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

tS~ Call OM Geo. II. savage vine" you
want u fine Livery Outfit-BugRy or Gutter