The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-04-06
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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Purchase your queensWare and lamps o
Kleinschmidt & Bro.
The brick work of T. G. Powers new stor
is up to the second story.
Ladies and gentlemen's underwear at bar
gains, at Kleinschmidt & Bros.
The Choteau house is renovating and max
ing ready for a rushing seasons travel.
Kleinschmidt s. Bro, offer their entire
stock of dry goods and notions at cost.
The ferry boats are now making active
work, and the farmer is coming in for sup
plies.
Attention, sheep men. Kleinschmidt &
for sale.
The smelter promised by Col. Clendenin
is to be a surety, and no mistake. Let the
Barker boom begin.
Breakfast bacon, sweet and fresh at Muir
ply, Neel g Co.'S new building, corner Of
Front and Benton streets.
Ranchmen are making hay while the sun
shines, or rather they are sowing oats and
wheat. A general activity Of the knights Of
the ploW and harrow is noticeable.
Kleinschmidt 8 Bro. is the only firm in the
plows, the best in the world.
@ Last Saturday was the busiest day known
in Benton since the closing down of winter,
and the heart of the trader is made glad.
Kleinschmidt s. Bro. are. selling clothing
hats, caps, boots and shoes, away down, to
close out their present stock. Examine their
goods and prices.
The Upper Yellowstone settlers are urging
the erection Of 8 grist-mill upon the Pease
ranch, the large springs Of which would pro-
vide the required power Courier.
Five hundred dozen gloves and mittens,
positively at cost, at Kleinschmidt & Bro. g.
The grass on the prairies is now two inches
high and fast imparting to the dull brown sur
face a brightness all its own; and now the
ruminants will revel, if they do, not gorge.
One thousand pounds of fresh garden seeds
from the %well-knoWn firm Of D.. M. Ferry s.
Co., Michiga an, just received and for sale at
Kleinschmidt'g.
There are said to be several persons in the
Musselshell regions who will be compelled to
have tees and fingers amputated from the eff
fects of the frost.-HusbGndm0n.
Kleinschmidt g Bro. have all sizes of the
celebrated Jackson wagons ready for spring
trade.
This is the golden age Of paper hangers,
painters and house inishers, for everybody is
renovating, %scrubbing and vanishing in or
der that the incoming swarms Of flies may
have a fitting resting place.
A few | arrels of Jas. M. O'Donnells Blue
Ribbon O. K. whisky (the only g%enuine) at
Murphy, Neel s. Co.'S, corner Of Front and
Benton streets.
The Rev. Father Camp will be here again
this week, and on Sunday the usual services
will be held at the Catholic church. The
blessing Of the palms at 1890 in the morn
ing.
Remember that Murphy, Neel s. Co., are
the only agents for the genuine Jas. NJ.
O'Donald, Blue Ribbon Q. K. whisky, and
that you can buy it of them cheaper than OF
any house in Montana.
Old Diamond had a contiagration Sunday
morning last in which the blacksmith shop
belonging to the stage company including the
tools and work within and the office adioln-
ing were Observation-Disclosures.
"E. H. Taylor, Jr., s. Go. 81 and "Hume''
handmade Soul mash WHISTLES, the finest and
purest goods made in the United States, at
Murphy, Neel s. Co. 8 new store, corner Of
Front and Benton streets.
It would be well for ranchmen and freigh-
tiers who contemplate buying wagons this
spfing to call at 4. G, Power s. Bro, and
examine their immense stock, Of which they
have the largestin Montana.
John Endre's celebrated grape creek sour
mash whisky for sale at Murphy, Neel g.
Co.'s. Special inducements offered to par
ties buying at wholesale.
Lou L. Smith was nominated for Sheriff on
the third ballot by the Silver Bow Democrats;