Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-23
WILL ELECT ALL
BEAVERHEAD WILL ELECT CLEAN
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE, NATIONAL AND COUNTY.
Greatest Enthusiasm and Harmony
Ever Known-Hon. d. E. Fol-
SONS Unexpected Visit.
Dillon. Oct. u. 1900.

Dillon, Oct. q, 1900.
Never before in the history of Beaver
head county has there been such a bright
outlook for the republican ticket as the
present campaign, without any DOUBT
every republican candidate will be elect
ed. Never before in this vicinity has such
a change in the sentiment taken place
as in the past few weeks. me fepuo-
Iioans are united and very enthusiastic,
while there is a great deal OF contention
and bitter feeling among the democrats.
They are scared to death in anticipation
of the showing unde they Will get at
the polls on November 6, n are wish
ing that it was all over with. during
the next two weeks some OF tine best re-
publican speakers will visit this city,
which will change the opinion of many
more democrats. Indications are that in
every 1recinct in Beaverhead county will
be a victory for the republicans.
Saturday evening a delegation of re-
rlrbllcan candidates, accompanied 10Y the
Dillon brass band, visited Lima, where
they met with a warm reception. After
listening 10 several selections or music
by the hard, the large crowd which over
filled Tia Lima opera house listened at
tentively to short addresses made by
Candidate for Clerk of the Court l.. j..
Price, Candidate for Senate M. L. Day.
idson, Candidate for District Judge j.
Willis, Candidate for County Attorney
William Gushing and several Others.
They all returned home on the passenger
on Sunday, much pleased with the en-
tilusirsf1r~ Of Lima. 80.
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TINS Republican club was greatly sur
prissl Thursday evening, when Mr.. Jones
c'1atrnran of the meeting, announced that
Hon. D. Z. Folsom, republican candidate
for SO arnor, was present, who, although
unable on account of having a severe
oold tc make a long address, would make
a fsw b7taf remarks. Hon. p. F. White
introduced Mr.. Folsom, who made a very
pleasirw talk. He said in his travels all
over the state he never had seen the re-
publican rartv so enthusiastic. earnest,
and united as it is the present day. Mr..
C. w. Robinson also made a short, in
terestin~ address to the club. The pros
poets rr the local candidates We're put in
rhyme ar7 sung by an appropriate air
by the G%ae club. Though the attendance
was mas as large as it might have neen,
the 1ae ling was greatly enjoyed by those
present.
The iQlIepandent democrat who was
billedotp speak here Friday evening did
not cone down on the passenger as was
expected but .ame a couple of hours lat
er ON; an engine. While thhe governor
made a 3fa'r address, he had nothing to
talk about.
Last Wednesday evening a very quiet
wedding took Dlace at the residence of
Mr.. an Mrs. James Conger, when their
darlshter. Priscilla, and Mn. Raymond
Stone were united in marriag e, Rev. r.
| P. Smith. of the NJ. e. church, officiating.
Only thu relatives of the coLiracting par
ties being present.
The Montana saloon was entered by
robbers Thursday evening. They entered
by takin@ "a pane of glass out of the Win
dew al the rear of the building, and IS
which was left in the drawer was taken
and the large slot machine was badly
broken up but the burglars failed to get
the money it contained.
The following marriage licenses were
| issued by the clerk of the court during
the past week: James Griffin, age 81, and
Miss Anna Erunback, age %; both of
Lima. James G. Nedrow, age 81, and
Miss Jennie Jackson, age 10, both of
Jackson. Raymond G. Stone, age %, ard
Miss Priscilla Conger, age 20; both of
Dillon.
Last Friday evening, at the State Nor
NAL school building, oH:urred the annual
re. ton of the students Of the high
school and their parents. The attendance
was large and a good time enjoyed by
all. .
h largest oat crop ever .hreshed in
Beayerhead county was finished en- Fred
Schuler's ranch this week. The Nelson
brothers had the contract and threshed
"a, 700 bushels of oats.
Chauncey Brown, republican candidate
for commissioner, was in from Fox this
week, visiting Dillon friends.
DIFFICULT TO COLLECT.
'Here is a true story on one OF our
| hardware clerks" says the Dawns (Kas)
/ HS;o,a. ga 1ittla 4-vear-D1d uirl uo11,ad