The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-05-08


reeiers are being thrown out by possible
ana probable candidates for the county
Offices
! Halliday \ Co. are prepared to deliver
ice in q"antitie, to supply all the families in
the city.
| The Court House is as lonesome as the
shabby building looks, and the Lor, knows
that is bad enough.
~ neat fence now surrounds ST. James
Episcopal Church. 1t is a very ,reditable
Improvement to that church property.
a number OF the citizens Of Beaverhead
loun'y are attending L. s. District Court
at Deer Lodge, in the capacity Of jutvmen.
The increasing circulation Of the Tim.
uSE nakes it the best advertising medium
tor Southern Montana and Eastern Idaho.
In connection with the Dannack boom.
1t is proper to report that Harbv's coach
and express line keeps pace with the
I boom.
George Savage'> new livery stable. on
Senree street, Is nearing completion. 1t is
a large structure. AMI it is being put up in
substantial manner.
Mrs. Eastman's new restaurant, adjoin.
:: Ing the old stand on Montana st., is fitted up
| in tip.top style. Trans;en.s should try it
while visiting the city.
r. 4. Nuckolls is putting up an elegant
private residence. When completed il
; will be nice property to rent-but It
won't be rented, all the same.
| The season for weddings is closed. tempo.
rarity. However. there 10 rusnor that
preparations are being made for a couple
OF weddings, which arc to take place short
~.
! The Spring round up Of the Big Hole
HeTding Association is going or ON Red
Rock, Horse Prairie and Grasshopper,
When completed the round up will consist
! ofabout t,,ooo head Of cattle.
The men who find the most fault with
live, progressive newspaper or its editor or
publisher, usually are the men who owe
subscription Or those who beg, bum. Dor.
row or steal the paper to read.
a special school election was held in
District No. !, Horse Prairie, last week, at
which $500 tax was voted to build
school house. The nov school house will
be erected on section thirty. six Of school
land, in that district
Through the faithful work OF Passenger
Agent G. w. Scott, Of the Utah and North.
ern, the round trip rate to attend the
Grand Army cnca,npmcnt at San Francis.
co in August has been fixed at $45, the
lowest ever before offered. 81.
There is a strike 81 the miners at Marys.
vile, near Bannack. They are striking
for ten-hour shifts Of work instead of eight.
hour shifts. In the Fast laht,rers are
striking for the eight.hour system, while
in Montana men are striking for ten hours
OF work.
W. T. Eastman, agent for j. +. Richards,
of Butte, has q splendid stock in store. A
double.column announcement in another
column tells where to call or to send your
orders. In addition. Eastman carries a
full stock Of choice goods in his line which
are not excelled by any house in South.
ern Montana.
The truck, hooks, ladders and buckets,
ordered by the City Council, have arrived
in good shape. The organization Of a
Hook and Ladder Company shortly will
be the starter toward providing Dillon
with an efficient Fire Department-somc.
thing the city stands in need of having as
soon as possible.
\ communication in defense Of "School.
mar,ns as Race is unavoidably laid over
OF course, everyone will admit that school.
marms are terribly abused, misnsed land all
the like Of that. However. we can not sec
how rushing into print will remedy or
mend matters. Female people who are
built for school teachers should have such !
sweet tempers as not to I've susceptible Of
being disturbed or ANNOYED by trihing lit
tie matters.
Now comes Wicked Tom Baker, OF the
lliadiSonio~, to deny, tlatiootcd, that he
started the canard concerning Rev. Father
kellcher being led to the altar by an Eng
lish damsel 1t appears from the evidence
that Anderson. OF the Bozeman Courier, is
the guilty party. Brother Anderson will
please rise and explain why he deviated
from the path of truth il this matter. The
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