The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

The attendance Of people from all parts
Of the county on District Court was un.
usually large.
The future Of Dillon never looked
brighter o. more encouraging than at pies.
ent. Real estate is firm, business buoyant,
and everybody confident and in good spir.
its.
Quite 4 number Of old timers have en-.
rolled their names with Judge Wing, at
Darts hardware store, for The purpose OF
forming Bcavcrhead County Pioneers
Association.
FIT. Mcbride, Esq, Of Butte, declines
running as the Republican candidate for
District Attorney in this Judicial District.
Mr.. McBride's dcclination will be found in
another column Of to.day's issue.
Commissioner Harris gives notice that
all articles for the New Orleans Exposi.
ton should be at the railroad depots, from
where they are to be shipped, within the
next two weeks, or on or before October
9th.
| We have received the initial number of
the Stokg,o,rr>' Journo', published at
Miles City by $. y. Narney. The new
journal starts off with liberal advc. .tising
support, and presents an appearance that it
was founded to stay.
Guessers who arc willing to chance
grcenbacks OH the correctness Of their
guessing in the next eighteen days can win
a wad on the successful; candidates for
county officers. 1t will be necessary to
bet on the winning candidates in order to
make successful clean up.
The telegraph Office on Tuesday night
was filed with All eager crowd OF unter.
rified, unwashed Democrats and radical
y black Republicans. The election returns
from Ohio and West Virginia gave tho
Republicans and Democrats comfort, in
y turn.
The county canvass is beginning "to
bile" Candidates are getting in thei,
work both on the 'still hunt plan and ii
the open field. On some of the candidates
it will be as close and interesting con
test as has ever been waged in Beaverheas
County.
We have received communication re
n viving the old Bannack Court House mat
i ter. As tho subject is deemed too dead 70
;, present use the article is respectfully dc
clined. We would remind the correspond
,s ent that dead men and dead issues are no
r. fit subjects for newspaper articles.
1t is provided in the submission OF Il,
10 Constitution, that the ballots shall read
"For the Constitution" or against til
)" Constitution" The Beavcrhead Count
tickets will be printed with blank q
which to write the word "For" or "A Agains
at as the voter may desire. The filling o,
Of these blanks will be eft to the voter.
Col. Geo. l.. Shoup, Idaho Commission
I'd cr to the New Orleans Worlds Fair al
Or Hon. Jas. l.. Onderdonk, recently passe
through Dillon from visit to the ca,
d'Alene country, where they had been &C
lccting specimens and samples for Idaho
exhibit at the Exposition. The gentlcm'
had succeeded very we'll on their missio
., The Territory of Montana is making
effort to outstrip every other Territory
q grand display Of her mineral and ag'
~ cultural exhibit at the New Or!ca
Worlds Exposition. The chances are tn
III Montana will be successful. To contri
H. ute toward this success Heaverhead Cou
ty should not be behind the other cou
~ ties Of the Territory.
X During the winter terms of the dificrc
public schools throughout the county Il
rh TRlBuNE will he pleased to publish brl
X. report Of schools, and the names of pup
showing greatest diligence and those c
49, titled to honorable mention. We object
:, publishing the stale tabulatcd forms
school records, because they are insir
and OF no public or private interest. Teac
"s ers will please govern themselves in 4
:" cortlancc with the above suggestions.
'"' The honor and cmoluments ofthc off
Of Road Supervisor for District No. ;, IL
he vcrhcad County, must be tremcndo'
ed There arc three Republican and two Del
&c. ocratic candidates in the field already I
that district, and, Divine Providence p'
on mittiny. there will be more before the d
m of election. There is nothing disrcputa(
an or dishonorablc in being a Road Super
r,, sor Mr.. Rutherford b. ilaves, once Pr,
idcnt OF the United States. is now Il Ro