The Dillon tribune., 1884-11-22

The ladies will be interested in reading
he new advertisement of the New York
tore.
Thanksgiving service will be held a,
Grace NJ. L. Church to-morro* (Sabba,h>
evening.
The official count of Beaverhead County
elects James NJ. Page Joint Representative
y six maJorit,
The building on Montana street to be oc-
cupied by n. NJ. Wright, druggist, is nearly
ready for occupancy. !
The Band of Hope OF Dillon, under the
Of Miss A. Della lhomp-
son, is tlourishing finely.
There will be a meeting Of the Demo
cratic Club held at the Office Of Dan. r. |
Chapman this Saturday evening.
Beavcrhcad tax. payers should bear in
mind that taxes are due and if not paid by
the list day OF next December that ten per
cent will be added.
The vote Of Beaverhead County this
year for delegate to Congress was less
In 1888, the vote was 1,l6S. Increase in
two years, S. votes.
II YOU want to keep posted in what is
going on in the wide world, in Montana and
in Bcaverhead County, subscribe for, pay
for and read the TRIBUNE.
The rich people throughout Southern
Montana will eat turkey next Thursday
Thanksgiving. The deserving poor, in
Guiding the ljuns, will eat common grub
The official vote, in tabular form, of
Bcaverhead County will be found in to-
days TRIBUNE. BY reference to it the
majnrities Of each candidate can be ascer.
| tanned.
Armstrong Il Hardcsty, @; Sheridan,
have large quantity OF ore ii sacks piled
up on the freight platform, ready for ship.
ment The ore comes from the Tidal
Wave District.
The Valley Dancing Club fas been OF.
ganized for the management OF social hops
during the dancing season. Under the
auspices Of the club dances will be given
from time to time.
The District Attorneys elected in Mon
tana are: w. Y. Pemberton, Icm., in this
the Second District; Henry N. Blake, Rep.
in the First District; and w, II. Hunt
Rep, in the Third District.
The Helena Daily /~detemdtmt has beer
curtailed in size. tits now eight.columr
four.page breakfast edition. The cause as
signed is dizziness of tines and to suit the
convenience Of its advertisers.
The First National Bank received thi
week from Salmon City batch Of gols
dust weighing sixty-six pounds and values
at $4,000. The gold was stripped by ex
press to the U. S. mint at San Francisco.
Elsewhere in to.day's issue Supt. Gan
non notifies the male and female teacher
of the county that the Teachers lnstitut
Of Beaverhead County will be held in tn
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cember :7d, e3d and ,4,h.
The grand opening of the Dillon Paw
ion takes place next Thursday (rhank.
giving evening. Roller skating for prize.
and roush-and- tumble 20. as-you. please &c
there Eli skating will be on the programm.
Good music will be in attendance and
way.up time is anticipated.
The grand ball to be given under tn
auspices Of Occident Lodge, No S, X. {
p, Of Dillon, on Christmas night, prom
Uses TO BE- social society event of unallo,
ed pleasure 10 the large number Of ladie
and gentlemen who will certainly b. in a
tendance.
Railway agent Beebe has received a te
egram from G. S. Stebbins, General Tick.
Agent of the Union Pacific Railway Con
pany, giving the rate of fare from Dillon t
New Orleans, limited 10 twenty days, :
$lo2.7s, and that the regular tourist rat
limited to MAY 81, 1855, vii! be $40. III
sale of tickets will commence about d.
cembcr Ist.
: Information from Virginia City, derive
from supposedly reliable source, says tn:
Wicked Tom Baker, OF the 4iad'soxi,l
has made application to Join :he Band {
Hope ON probation The accession Of NJ
Baker to even Il Juvenile temperance o.
uanization would seem to indicate that h
is not entirely beyond the hope of reform
alton and complete redemption.
H. Brundagc, Of the TRIBUNE, is labo
ing in behalf Of the interests OF this paps
in Madison County. He will visit Virgin
| lif.. L nnrir Sheridan ,H,vin Irid1r,,. a 1,