The Dillon tribune., 1884-07-19
IN TOWN AND OUT.

!. WOuIu 90 ROOQ.
Beech's job wagon does lively busine
Beech is a rustler from taw.
Agricultural implements continue to g
off like warm cakes, speaking 6gurativel,
n Wednesdays south bound passenger trai
was delayed on account Of a washout abov
Melrose.
The new "National Bank Of Dillon
1 Is the successor Of the Bank Of Souther
I Montana.
During the past week some excitemen
= was created BY the discovery OF gold at tn
mouth Of Sheep Gulch.
The ladies will be interested in readin
the advertisement of Miss Amanda Pierce
dress maker, to he found in this paper.
The heavy hailstorm Of last Thursday al
ternoon did some damage 10 the GROWN,
crops in this section Of the Beaverhea,
Valley.
Coles circus I. comm hack through
Montana. 1t is advertise u to appear a
Missoula on July goth. 1t will skip DilIo,
and other places where 1t exhibited lately
The County Republican Central Com
mittee will he called together as soon Al
the Territorial Committee names the tim,
for holding the Republican Territorial Con
vention.
The First National Rank of Dillon re
ceived, yesterday, 2Sooo pounds Of frs
class ore, from Armstrong u Hardestv, 70,
shipment to Omaha. The ore comes from
the Georgia Gulch mines. =
| Manager Maguire In letter ed that Bot
Ingersoll will lecture IN Dillon sometime in
August, If nothing should happen to pro-
vent his coming. A large audience will
be present to hear the noted lecturer. f
Butte Inter Moankain: "The project oi
erecting sampling works in this district has
been abandoned. They will be erected at
Dillon. Mathews & Webb think that
smelling men at Butte would combine
against them"
The Butte Miner tries to explain why the
packages Of its daily edition do not reach
Dillon on time. No package Of the Doi7y
Miner reached here on Thursday. The
packages Of. Duly Inter Mo.atai.s come
very regularly.
The Republicans of Dillon propose to
outdo and outdazzle the Democrats in the
matter OF raising liberty pole. The Re.
publican pole Is to be one hundred and
twenty feet high and tho sfag Is 10 be thirty.
five feet In length.
circular, issa,d 1t Dsnvsfs CeiS., SAYS :
ms,ss.. as's: have e1ss sas raj.
lied trif1e, and was quoted in New York
on the 9Th at 81 1oA per ounce"
The crowd of visitors to Dillon in attend
ance on District Court skedaddled on last
Wednest.ay--and as most of the people
present were Christians the morals of our
town were not injured by their ten DAYS
presence within the limits Of this unincor.
porated burg.
With an Independent impartialitv we
published the Republican National plat.
form soon after its adoption. In to.day's
issue will be found the Democratic Ma.
tional platform, from which Democrats NAV
extract planks to down "Republican lies"
during the impending campaign.
The reception to be given to Bishop
Brewer by the Episcopal ladies and citizens
Of Dillon will be held at the residence Of
Rev. Mr.. Drummond, rector of St. lanes
Episcopal Church, on next Monday even.
ing, July 2Ist Hours Of reception from
to II O'Clock. The people will be cordi.
ally welcomed.
The time Is ripe for the announcing ofl
candidates through the columns Of the
TRIBUNE for politics of local character is
looming up. Democratic and Republican
candidates are duly notified that our adver.
tising space is at their command. Modcstv
in politics often beats deserving man for
a nomination.
Owing to an error in the apportionment
Of delegates to the Ore Camp precinct and
to the naming by the chairman Of the Coun-
ty Democratic Central Committee of the
x~S k>..1l
Hole Basin precinct the proceedings Of the
Central Committee are republished in to.
days TRIBUNE in a co, ,rected form.
The sinners Of Dillon are invited, bv
cards sent through the Postoffice, to attend |
meeting at Grace NJ. f. Church every Mon.
day evening. This is cheap and direct
way OF giving personal notice and it is to |
be hoped that the multitude of sinners in |
Dillon and vicinity will pay some attention
to the invitations Of the pious and good.
The Butte Inter MoMmka;u saws: "a sec
Dnd matched game Of base hall between the |
Butte and Dillon clubs will occur here next |
Sunday" Not much. The Beaverheads
will play the Red Stockings at Sheridan
tomorrow, Sunday, and NAV take in sec.
ond class clubs like those Of Butte, Ana.
conda and Helena some time in The future.
At the last meeting Of Occident Lodge,
No. S, X. Of F., Of Dillon, the following
officers were duly installed by w. S. Bar.
hour, p. C.: Co.'S. ID. Beehe; V.C-l
K. |. Nelson; K. Of R. and $. Tom O'Con-
nor; Prelate-A. ID. Drum,nond; NJ. and |
E.-M. X. Davidson; NJ. F-Walter Grow.
ell; /. G.-Charles Bliven; O. G.-James
Meyers.
George E. Tarbell, Of Lion CITY, an.
nOunccs himself candidate for County
Assessor. in to-dav's paper, subject to the
decision OF the coming Bcaverhead County
Convention. Mr. Tarbell i
The first candidate in the field. Several
years ago he filed the Office of Assessor,
and We believe he made Il satisfactory as.
sessment OF the county.
Secretary Francis Pope saws that the
board of directors Of the Montana Asricul-
'ural, Mineral and Mechanical Association
1t recent meeting changed their running
Jules, SO that in race Of heats, best two in
hree, horse running in two consecutive
'cats without winning or running a dead
'eat, can not again start in IT,. race. In a
ace of heats, best three in FIVE. a horse run.
ing in three consecutive heats without
finning or running a dead heat, can not