The Benton record., 1878-05-10

ure and other accommodations for
animals.
Potatoes and -four, in large or small
quantities, for sale by Kleinschnidt &
Bro.
Mr.. J. D. Feathervax, one Of Benton's
Oldest and most esteemed business men, is
again in partnership with Mr.. w. S Wet
eel, and the firm is now w. S. Wetzel 3
Co. See advertisement.
Fresh butter and eggs at Wetzel & Co.'s,
cheap for cash.
Major Ilges and escort returned from
Niles battle ground, on Saturday, having
inspected the work Of burying the slain
soldiers.
Murphy, Neel Il Co.'s OK train, loaded
with ore and hides for the Steamer Rose
Bud, rolled into town in the early part of
the week.
7. c. Power & Bro. are selling sugar at
SIS per sack.
One hundred cases of Milwaukee beer
for Murphy, Neel & Co., arrived on the
Steamer Big Horn. Milwaukee beer is said
to be the best article of the kind manufact-
ured in the United States, and commands
double price in all the Eastern cities of
the Union. The importation Of the article
is new enterprise, but will undoubtedly
meet with encouragement and success.
Ok yokes, Montana make, for sale at
Power & Bros store.
Miss NJ. E. Finnegan and Miss Mary
Healy arrived from Sun River on Friday
night last we are pleased to state that
these young ladies are now permanent
residents of Benton.
Milwaukee bottled beer will be received
by first Coulson boat for Murphy, Neel &
Co. Orders for same will receive prompt
attention.
Thomas Healy arrived from Sun River
Friday, and has been duly installed as
chief clerk Of the Overland Hotel.
Liquors and cigars at Murphy, Neel
Co.'s and to arrive by first Coulson Line
Steamer small invoice of the celebrated
"Jas. N. O'Donnell, Blue Ribbon, O. K.
Whisky"
The Centennial Hotel opened on Satur-
day last under the management of Messrs
Healy & Tattan, the firm having bought
out Mr.. R. r. Mills.
Parties desiring to send tickets to their
friends in the East can purchase tickets
at through rates from any city in the States
to Helena, MT. The Fort Benton Trans
portation Company has special arrange
ments with the Northern Pacific, Chicago
and Northwestern and other Railroads for
transporting passengers at reduced rates.
Apply to JOS. S. Hill, agent, Fort Benton,
MT.
The Steamer Benton has not arrived up
to the time of going to press but is expect
ed daily.
Kleinschmidt l. Bro. have just received
q large invoice Of choice Montana pro-
duce, consisting -four, oats, onions, pota-
tos, cheese. All of these goods are Of
fered at extremely low prices.
The Steamer Josephine leaves for Bis
marck to-day.
Z. Fl. Townsend, formerly dashing
Lieutenant in the 18th Infantry, arrived on
the Steamer Josephine. Mr. Townsend
will be remembered by many old Montan-
ans.
Remember that Murphy, Neel & Co.
ire selling clothing, boots, shoes and hats
1t cost for thirty days longer Double
soled peg-boots only $500; good felt hats
30 cents; overalls Is cents; pants $3.50
Ind $500. Murphy, Neel & Go. sell cheap
r than anybody. Came and see for your
selves.
Col. J, A. Johnston, one Of Helenas pop
nlar lawyers, arrived from Helena on
Thursdays coach.
Mr.. John G6cwey, Of Sioux City, arrived
N Thursdays coach from Bozeman and
he Yellowstone Country, where he has
'een purchasing furs for his Eastern
ouse.
Kleinschmidt Bros stock of Califor =
ia wines and brandies, lately exhausted. :
as been renewed and the firm has now P
Ill assortment Of these articles. .
Paymaster Blaine, Capt Kirkland and Ie
Lajor Weston are stopping at the Over
md.
The Store and Wareroons off. q :,
aker & Co have received new coat of :.
amt, and the yard in front Of Mr., Con {.
IDS residence bas been greatly improved. +
Frields b Niehof7s Ok train arrived on !.
thursday from Cypress loaded with furs r,
! T. G. Powers 4 Bro. 4
Mule collars, $I.oo each at /. q Bake :
Co.'s. s