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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-10-19
&. S.ATDERS on,

MANUFACTURER and Dealer In
Nj Boots, Shoes, Leather &c, &c. Shop on Buffalo
street ncaf the corner of Eighth Repairing neatly
Ani promptly executed.
MAnitewOc, September 20, 1853.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-10-19
DENTISTRY,

DR. 4. j. PATCHEN, Dentist. oEe
~ In shermans building, sth Street
Aanitswoc Wis.
~ Teeth extracted without pain.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-10-19

DHYSICIxN. 6UEAEoE AED AC-
L cnrchsur. DiEcult Obstetrics AID surgery.
together with all critical and obscure will
ceire prompt and especial attention. Ofce and re-
sidsIce, Cor. -EaH and Chicago Street, Ganitowoc-
zS-Eisht bell at Once. door. feb17-6m
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-10-19

=, confederation that a number of manufacturers
Of other eouaties have leagued together TO destroy
the mann a3fursrs of pows in Manitowoc by
inc their sgsats 70 se their plows points cheap
or than they tiis factory and in consideration
shat sever raj merchants in Manitowoc and some 81
nrstended agents have Joined in this conspiracy and
In ths full faith that the farmers of Manitowoc
County are disposed to support our home industry
and aid this conspiracy have resolved
to sell my pio2s and points at the following prices
No. IS Lord csst-iron plow complete siS30
- q % teal pIox eonElets 1880
rs common point As
rs cutter point .5b
rs land side for cast iron plow ,ef
rs steel plow LEO
All other plo~s and points at the same rates. All
points are GROUND aid all plows are w AR
RANTED.
isang.4 ONO E.J SMALLEY.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-10-19
C0aRLEY.. N. ID.

nHYSSICIAN and Surgeon, tende rs
his professional servicss to the people of the City
and county Of Aanitowoe. Office over j. A. Koehlers
Gtsre where night calls will be attended to.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-10-19

TTOhEEY and Counselor At Law
a Once Eighth and York street. over
Thornton store. Coll sctiO promptly attended to
i Jan. rs
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
A Black Hills Railway.

Mr.. Nice rary introduced bill in th'
House chartering the Chicago, Black
Hills and Pacific Railroad Company. {
formed of Northwestern cap
i,alists and the Milwaukee and Dubuque
Railroad. The purpose Of the corporation
is to locate, construct, build, and operate
a three feet guagc railway with on" o.
more tracks from any convenient point
on the Big Sioux River on the eastern
of Dakota and westward on the
most direct and practicable route through
the Territories Of Dakota, Wyoming, and
Idaho. to Snake River, Oregon, with a
capital stock If $2,OO0,OOO. The opening
of the Black Hills will hasten the construc-
ton Of railroads il this Territory beyond
A doubr. and the day is not far distant
when Springfield will be on the main line
of thorough re leading from the East
TO the New Ell Dorsdo of the West
-[Spr,ngfield (Dakota) Times
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24

The Independent of the fe.h endeavors
TO throw cloud over the proposition to
aid the Northern Pac16c, by submitting 4
number Of questions of an irrelevant ma
ture rega'ding the legality of the bill
without the approval of Congress. It is
. matter we think with which Congress
hss nothing to do-not any more 80 than
with the voting of an appropriation to con-
struct wagon road or bridg- in the Ter
ritory. As TO the notice Of acceptance
being such as 10 required by law. there csa
be no question. A formal a, d unqualified
acceptance was sent by telegraph, the
short length of time given the Directors
Ut the road to meet and act upon the
proposition aud make their report rem
'cring it impossible to do SO in any 9th. /
T"e Dispatch states that tn.
unanimously p ,ss.d by tre-
Beard OF Directors aoc pling the condi
Ions Of The hill had been forwarded BY
nail.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
New York. March z rS.6
To the Centennial Exposition

srhe hicago and North Yves, ern Rail
way will. on md after May list, 1876 and
until @ tober 3lst. 1876. have ON sale in
Jail OF i's coupon tickle, Offices, .(includine
its two ticket Offices q Omnha,) round trir
excursion 'icke's 10 Philadelphia and New
York and return for Centennial visitors
These tickets, for the round trin. will he
sold at one and One-half of the usual rate
Tor trip one wav. Thy will he of two
classes, but will he sold at the same rates
One class of tickets will be good. East Of
chicago, going and returning by til. same
route, and The other class will be good
East OF ehic"go. going BY one route and
returning by another, thus offering to The
purchasers choice routes and chancae
to see various par's Of the csantry
Neither cars nor trains will be chartered
Tor excursion parties going ID the Ce..te,
nasa oy this or any other road. nor vii,
rates "e.Iese per person for parties ,arve ~
smaA. Every person going will have 10
pay the same rate as is paid by his neigh.
Dor. n" other road will be permitted n
sell rcand trip tickets Ter the Cen,en.;.,
II any less rate than Is quoted above Re-
.. .see ..kes reading only to I've
Expose'oa will not be sold, = ID the rates
. ".e -. UT Toe lali round trip All
Agents Of the Chicago and North. we.,s..
l,""""y VIII. IN que time, be fully sdvis-
ID a. to rates from their station. f,r H..
=. 'ana iicse's' and Will. after April
u regard to them.''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
Mea9her County.

From the Husbandman, March 1871
Linville, Allebaugh & Co.,, PANIED on,
"a $25 nugget yesterday from their claim
just back of town.
The Boulder Ditch Company have order.
ed a Little Giant from San Francisco.
to be used or Gold Hill this season.
Capt. Clifford and Lieutenant Young.
in command Ut Company +. left Camp
Baker. Tuesday, to Join Gen. cibhon' 8
command, who are marching from Fort
Shaw towards the Sioux country.
A. r. Grail. of Reese Geek, Galla.in
Valley. has shipped his Spring one peck
ut "Clear Tass'' wheat to James Potter,
Iowa. The shipment was
made through the mails for seeding pur-
p"ses.
Columbus Regli lett for Charles Ance.
nry's, near Hamilton, in Galla,in county,
where he will engage in the manufacture
Ut cheese. Mr.. Regli is an experienced
hand a. this business. his cheese always
finding r"ady sale.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
RAILROAD TRUSTEE

On the Sd day Of April next the citizens
will, at the time Of voting on the PROPOSE
ton ITO encourage the construction Of the
Northern P.ciflc Railroad,'' elect tn each
county tone MEMBER Of the TERRITORIAL
Trustees of Railroad BoDds' To sbese
Trustees. in conjunction with the Coy
ernor. will be entrusted the interests OF
the Territory SO far As the tuilding OF the
road il conc. rned, and the issuance Of the
bonds provided by law. 1t is of the high
est impor lance that good men shall D.
choeen for the position. The men selected
should be thoroughly identified win inc
business and interests of the T'rrl:ory.
No man should be elected whoae an1ece.
dents are not well known and whose ousi.
ness qualities have not bern fully demon
grated. For TIE office OF Trustee the
man should possess reputation for hon
esty and integrity. and who cannot oe
be swerved from the right to promote his
personal interest. The offic. IL one OF
great trust, ard upon thu Board OF 'frus
ties the people will have to depend forth
faithful fulfillmcnt of the obligations the
North. I'm Pacific Company come under III
their acceptance Of the proposition sub
mitted by The Legislature. Good anu
true men must be elected to fill he Office
of Trustee, SO misappropriation OF the
bonds will be impossible. The people
should look to this matter Of Trus'eeshlp
with JEALOUS care, AMI 50 for men that
,nry kuuu, anu VINO have been tried.
Select good and substantial citizens, who
have grown up with the Territory. and
proved themselves fficient. successful and
trustworthy. If this is done, our interests
will be we'll guarded and secure. Vot rs
look to these requisites when you cast
your votes on Monday, the 3rd day OF
April, 1874.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24

The means would justity the ends-tbe
half would be increased in
value fivc.fold.
Il the necessity for . railroad less ap-
parent now than then! On the contrary,
every interes; of our Territory is aid will
continue to suffer until We get . 70 ID.
Our population has been depleted, and
there IS little encouragement tor immigra
tiou until we can offer better and cheaper
facilities for reaching thu Territory. To
secure any degree It prosperity, Montana
must have railroad communication with
the commerce OF the world. Stagnation
in every industry will obtain until it i
accomplish d, snd the people will never
have more lib raj proposition than the
one that will BE- submitted to them fol
or rejection on the 81 day Of
April.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24

TIE New York State Democr,,;.
yention will be held in Utica. on ~. 20, .oa
of April. -' '''a
Gen. Crook thinks the main .,,,,
with the Indians will occur in the ' V
lows,one valley. As'
Allison's bill for the cession y.
Sioux reservation is reported favo,,h''
on by the Committee ON Indian Affair."
The total amount of money realized s.
the Centennial commission thus far =.
concessions to vendors of refreshm.. ~
etc. on the exhibition grounds. ia aI;o
600. WV
Upon the death of = Danbury vom.,
who was . chronic borrower, an uofeel,r''
neixhbor observed: "She wont be bnr;ss
there week before she'l I've calling unon
the other tenants for their flowers
The laws are generally equal to al c,,.
cumstsnces. In order to get iurvm.,
whose minds have not been made IN m.n
are selected with very little mind to MAXI
up.
a rumor obtains to the effect that An q,
der he's been promulgated to issue no NOR.
rations TO Spotted Tail and Red Cloud,s
Indians until they are removed from ,hei,
present location to points on the M,ssour,
river. ard that troops are concentrating
70 enforce this order.-[Sioux City Jour.
nal.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
Posts ON the AesiO"
stone.

We publish in this issue the coIrrspon",
encc between Major Maginnis and General
Sheridan, relative to the establishment oi
two military posts on the Yellowstone.
which was kindly iurnisnea Us ny our
worthy D, l.gate. 1t will BIZ seen ti''t '"e
requ, st o, Major Maginn,s is endorsed ov
the committee on Military Affairs. ana
strongly recommended by Ge" Sheridan
The necessity for the establishment OF
these posts cannot BE- LONGER ignored. Inc
.ase murders aid depreda'ions by the
Sioux at FORT Pease and Vicinity. and their
frequent raids above, d, mand that govern.
ment should do something to protect the
lives and property oI those who have lett
tn. ..genlal influence Of civilization" I"
carve their fortunes in the wilderness, anu
develop the richest Territory Of the pub
lie domain; besides the construction OF
tie Northern Pacific r i'road, which will
be commenced west Of Bismarck AM ex-
tend 10 the crossing Of the Yellowstone
river. next season. distance Of about
three hundred miles, renders military pro-
lection necessity.
The building If these posts will open to
and travel the Yellowstone and
contiguous country. from Bog man Il"
and the occupation of the Black
Hills will give free access to travel over
The olo Bozeman route from this place to
Cheyenne.
All Of these things will tend g eatly to-
he prosperity of this section as well as to-
he entire Territory, and we can confident
y assert that Bozeman will M tor the
next three wears at least. the most impor
ant town in the Territory, aud It will de-
,end upon the enterprise and foresight OF
'ur business mtn as to whether she shall
lold the prestige in the future. Energy
nd enterprise viii. secure it, nd hoe
Who now control the business interests of
ur town hav. given practical evidence
# possessing the elements.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24

The Scr. menio Record Union note
the fact THAT . number Of California
stock raisers mean to establish rancho.
this spring in the Missouri and Yellow
stone valleys Of Montana. The ranges ia
these localities afford pastursge all the
year around. and are p. rhaps the bss,
adapse Il stock xaising rnEposes sf any
70 the county,"
II = = c00oe.led fact that The Yellow
stone valley has the most .xteos,v. aAd
best stock ranges in the Territory, and
they will BE- peri city free from Indian
'ncarsions next sum@er. TIE upper val
'ey has heen perfectly safe Tor years, and
aa affosd passuraxe for thousands Of
additional stock for years to come, but 1
richer aeld sill b. open.A below The com
nc srasos. which Aas harrtofuse hcsa re-
Earded - unaafe On account at Inthaus.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
It is now = fixed fact that a first

It is now fixed fact that q first class
stage lin" will be Immediately pat in on.
GRAFTON between the Upper Missouri rive,
and the Black Hil'a. Central Campbell
and John B. Dillon, two OF the bes,
xnown frontiersmen, have ample means,
and are already stocking the line. They
have something over Two hundred horses,
with sufficient stages to make q twenty
hours ride from the river to the Hills.
When their arrangements are completed.
they will have the best equipped stage line
we know of Sioux City FINES.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24

There is no doubt but the exodus from
this Territory to the Black Hills In tn
|apring will luke large number of men
from Montana, and on This account some
of the newspapers%f the Territory have
been disposed 10 misrepresent the mine,
10 that locality and to discourage parties
who contemplated trying their fortunes
in the new Ell Dorado. Il is certainly
lot desirable 70 lose any of our populs-
ton, but from the evidence we have be-
fore us, We think the mines are rich, and
We believe that they will be tn. means Of
ultimately land At . no distant d.yD in ]
crrasing our Popslation and bringing pro-
perity - the Territory. Tn. bulk OF the
population OF the Black Hills will Be
pilgrims from the East, perfectly igoor-
s"t OF mining, snd majority of them will
soon become disgustsd with the mines
md move on in this direction, We re-
gard the opening Of the Black Hills as
me of the best thtngs that could occur
or the benefit OF Montana,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
KIT Carson's Grave

Somebody recently stated tia, Kit Car,
ecs . grave = in sage bash patch. a,
tho root of = cottonwood tree. ON the 4 :
ksnsas Tiv+r. near Las Auimas. wirhnn,
eve" . sanEle to m.rk it, or . picke,
fence 70 protect h. !" This has &C lied ON,
'oe following card from L. A. Alien:
viii ssy that | attended Gen. Car.or
while he WIS lick. before he died. and
w*s at his burial. He was buried :,
bogesyille. Colorado, in Ausus,. 1894
With military honor<. and In Novomher
following, - room - the weather Wa cn,l
fnoneh. bic, with his 'wifes boly. who
Iiied about = mouth before he did. vere
aiken up and brought to Taos, In NJ
Aexico. where Il vas buried By the NJ.
Dons. he .heins,a aood member in Tia,
order.
L, A. ALLsu.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24

~ 'spol'sr of the st. Paul Dispatch h..
oeen interviewing Gen. Cusl.r snd n ".'
.s.ly IN regard 10 The anticipated move.
men' against Sitting Bull. Gen Ter,
t..' ,'s' zen. Crook with = strong force
oas alrs dy started and that n. ,.,.;a ..'c. J.
s; a movement y to bring the hos,ile
s .s. .aoer suejection. He had Also ~
s. sss. uen. Custer, with .norh1,
s .....s ana we'll provide, d force. vii -,
oat trom fost lAncoln, for ! 80 1911. -a, 81
s ,...s i. out !. woAld b ,mpo.sih,. -.
~ '' =. .. 1--we q tho date liked. n. 49,. -
ro.id S.u o. the Fort Lincoln cn,n sn,e
wss. .s uspend upon circums.ance. on.. y
Psc;ac = sne opening Of ths Norsr..sa
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
From the independently

From the independently
There was q ball at Silver Bow las,
night.
Rev. Mr.. Russell breaches in Butte
Sunday.
Thompson q Co. haye struck pay
gravel 100 feet below the surface on
Moose Greek.
New people are crowding into Back.
foot City.
The Cable mines are turning out eplen
didly.
Sitting Bull has been invited to come
and suIoke the pipe Of peace, but has no.
yet sign,fied his acceptance of the invita-
ton.
Cen. Gibbon is going to the Yellowstone
and Big Horn. H. leaves Monday.
Sheridan is to send delegation to the
Black Hills.
Surface mining at Clancy is paying
we'll.
Diamond City is prepared to erect .
number of new build ngs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
Wind River Mines.

A dispatch from Grenn River, Wyo.
ming. says: A man just come in from
Wind river valley states that rich mines
have been discovered in the Big Horn and
Owl cre.k mountains. A stage is run.
ming rom here to South Pass, 100 miles.
These mines are abont 1876 miles nortl,
from there, and the stage company is
max ny PREPARATIONS to put on u line TO
Camp Brown, 46 miles north of South
pass.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
THIRD OF APRIL.

The day is not far distant when the pen
PIE vii be called upon to vote on the
question o. siding 10 the construction OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad. Thtre is
no question a. to the sentiment of the
people OF Gal!stin county on this impor
tspl measure. They will 90 unanimously
for the measure, aud we can see no reaso"
why the entire Territory should not do
likewise. The building of The Northern
Pacific into Montsna will give the relief
whgcA stagnated business and public de-
preston has labored under for several
years. and crown the various industries of
the Territory with prosperity. Sectional
jealousy has led some of the counti'e OF
the Territory, 'orMs rly clamorous for rail-
road connection with the commerce Of the
word. to look with disfavor upon this
great enterprise, but We are convi' ced
that Z better Judgment viii pr vail among
them, and on the Sd of April they will
rally to it's support. II is the hest roa'
We could possibly get, giving us both an
Eastern and Western outlet. and in the
matter Of aid it is the cheapest. That the
Company will fully comply with the con
u'lwus DC. ao''n III snc "'n ~ DeyOnd
the question Of doubt. The sale If their
lands, % fast ~ the ro"d is constructed,
will enable thecompany 10 liqdidste much
Of the debt incurred. The road from Bis
march to the Three Forks Of the Missouri
passes through one of the most desirable
agricultural. stock raising and mineral
countries in the West. and its settlement
will follow the building of the road the
entire distance. The rich mines on the
lower Yellowstone and lis tributaries. and
those of Clark"s Fork and Sixteen Mile
Greek will be developed, nd ing naiIf;cns
to the hard currency of the country. and
the beautiful and fertile valleys fanking
the Yellowstone will be dotted with pro-
life ranches and the ranges hrowsel by
thnusapfs of live stock. Foreign capital
will flow into The Territory, and our rich
quartz leads will yield their hi den treas
ure. New Industries will he tnxugurated.
Manufactures will spring into existence.
and We will not have to send our money
abroad for any domestic articles which we
now import; but i"stead, w will he able
to make those To whom we have and are
now paying tribute return the amount 3D.
with &C mpound interest. Our ex
tensiye stock ranges. covered with nu-
tritiSe gases the year round. present one
Of the leading facilities for doing this
Our splendid wster power, affnrding the
elements of wealth in manufactures, will
enable US to compete with the world In
the matter of converting our raw material
into useful articles.
The construction of the Northern Pa
cific railroad into Montana will be syn
oDymous with the advent of prosperity
beyond the expectations of our NEST SAN
g'tine citizens. A population will flow
INTO the Territory that will in short time
enable her to knock on the door for al |
mission as one of the richest aud most
r.~SP~s""o Os 49, e.-.-A ~~".<~as...s~.. RI
States forming theAmerican Union.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
INDIAN WAR.
-auRVON THE
TRAIL OF The
REDSKINS.
The savaxes Attack the
Troops and Wounded
Two Men.
chevenne. March II.

Cheyenne. March II.
On the evening of the 10Th MT a
camp. In to Fort Fetterman from 'ne 'a NY
at old Fort Re Q, having Lett mere =" -.
night of the 18Th. He brought 'c''e. . ~.
from the men of the commsn"' w :,
7,h General Crook lett tn m ain com"'"n"
at Reno, and taking pack ram anu -
days. rations for tn Cavalry. s'rueA Wv
after the Indians known to b. nor'n -
that place. since which date notn'ng ns'
been heard from him. On the way u
Reno the command was attacked several
times by Indians. One man. ne'o.'
was wounded. but is yet alive. An III.
,.ntryman was also wounded. No otner
casualties.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
The Company Agree to the
Conditions Of the Act
of the Legislature.

The following dispatch was received
Tuesday night by the Governor, having
boen delayed week by break in til,
wire:
New York. March Z. 1916.
Benz. F. Potts. Governor of Territory:
The Northern P.cifc Railroad Com.
pany's Board Of Dir. ctors this day, by a
resolution. declared their will
llngness to accept the propositions con
tame, IN the act OF the Montana Legis-
lature ITO encourage thu construction of
The Northern Pacific Railway" approved
February II. 1876. A copy Of tn. resolu
Ion sent by m il. Pl. asc acknowledge
receipt of this telegram.
SAMUEL WILKESON.
Sec'y N. p r. X. Co.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
The Black Hills.

Information from Gustav City says that
on the 4th the Indians ran off thirty head
of horses near Custer, and two near
Pleasant Valley. Eleyen Indians were
seen.
Rich mines are reported TO have been
discovered on Dead wood and Whitewood
creeks. sixty five miles north of ulster.
Six hundred men are reported on these
ere. ks. and meeting with good success In
guich mining. The snow is interfering
somewha, with work a. these new mi cs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
Raining Hash.

A special TO the Courier-Journal from
MOUNT Sterling. Ky, conveys intelligence
that during the day . most wonderful
nnenom' non transpired il that section.
ne correspondent Gays that dunng sun
sn'ne "nd clear sky. there fell from the
ne"Sens 4u'vering flesh, which came
y "" 10 large Quantities filing acres of
territory. Hogs and chickens eagerly de-
soure' the flesh. specimens of which
nave oeen sent to this city for scientific
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24

Helena TN rci'ants tear competition. II
tn. n. P. r. r. is built their present lary.
profits will De cut down. The railroad
however, will help min-rs, kbnrrrs. far
mrrs and mechanics. These classrs will
rally to the polls Ter the Northern Paci-
fic-bloated n rcha nts will vote axai,.s,
it. Let every friend OF the railroad tur,,
out on the first MONDAY n April.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24

A Bismarck di>p4th If . recent date
ssys forty teams .eft here = day for the
3 ack Hills. Great excitement exists
among the people and ,rains a,e iittine
ont almest daily. TIE ice ., this poius Is
twenty inches dick. with 10 SHOW Of
hrsAking soon. The weather l. very pleas
ant. MOI muoh sucw. Parties juet 10
from Custer 's10ach report ssssng lad,ans
and think they may brcoms ssoublssous.
but Inst they wsss nsss lnlesfsss.i With.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24

Yesterday was the tenth anniversary Of
shr establishment of the First National
Bank OF Helena. Under the able manage.
nent OF =. T. Hanser and d. C, Corbin
this bank has attained the enyiable posi.
tlo"' and is Eecoguized as one of the lead.
ing banking institutions of the North !,
west.