The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-04-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Ethereal spring has come and-gone.
Purchase your queensWare and lamps
Kleinschmidt s. Bro.
Ladies and gentlemen's underwear at ba
gains, at Kleinschmidt s. Bros.
The refresh1nent parlors along Front stree
are dropping from o quarter to a "bit."
Kleinschmidt s. Bro, offer their entir
stock Of dry goods and notions at cost.
Geo. Farmer. at the Jungle, has been paint
ing and cleaning getting ready for Roya
Bengal sport.
Attention, sheep men. kleinschmidt {
Bro, have the reliable Mallinckodt sheep dl
for sale.
Mr.. Granville Turner has purchased ant
entered the presumption formerly owned anf
held by J. Edward Weuerd.
Five hundred dozen gloves and mittens.
positively at cost, at Kleinschmidt s. Bros.
Chas. Dryer is the happy father of a brand
new girl who made her appearance On the
scene on Sunday morning last.
Breakfast bacon, sweet and fresh at Muir
ply, Neel s. Co.'S new building, corner Of
Front and Benton streets.
keenan, & Payne have their hands full of
business. Their work is adding greatly to
the inside appearance of most of our places
Of public resort.
kleinschmidt & Bro. is the only firm in the
Territory who sell the celebrated Buford
plows, the best in the world.
Mr.. Bourassa contemplates making q COM
plete Transformation in bis business house
within the next few days.
kleinschmidt & Bro. are selling clothing
hats, caps, boots and shoes, away down, to
close out their present stock. Examine their
goods aud prices.
The regular Easter service will be held at
the Catholic church On Sunday next. The
choir is rehearsing daily and some splendid
music may be anticipated.
One thousand pounds of fresh garden seeds
from the wellknown firm Of D. M. Ferry g.
Co., Michigan, just received and for sale at
Kleinschmidt's.
Al. Lester has been thoroughly renovating
his popular resort, and will throw the. rooms
open TO the public tonight. Drop in and
see him.
Kleinschmidt & Bro. have all sizes of the
celebrated Jackson wagons ready for spring
trade.
The new ferry-boat, under the manage
ment of Lynch g. Flint, is nicely located and
seems to have a good run of business. Mike
is captain and Ed. is the steward, mate and
crew.
A few larrels of Jas. III. O'Donnells Blue
Ribbon 0. K. whisky (the only genuine) at
Murphy, Neel e CO. 8, corner Of Front and
Benton streets.
Remember that Murphy, Meet s. Co., are
the only agents for the genuine Jas. 81.
O'Donald, Blue Ribbon Q. <. whisky, and
that you can buy it Of them cheaper than Of
any house in Montana.
Nick Welch is "fxing up preparatory to
q summers business. His already attractive
resort will be greatly benefited with the i'm
provements he is making.
"E. Il. Taylor, Jr., s. Co.'S and "Hume"
handmade sour mash whistles, the finest and
purest goods made in the United States, at
Murphy, Neel & Co. s new store, corner of
Front and Benton streets.
The report that Mr.. Rondi had sucided was
started on Saturday last. From Mr.. from
bly,, who appears to be much grieved al the
report, we lear that the old gentleman is hale
and hearty.
It would be we'll for ranchmen and freigh-
tiers who contemplate buying wagons this
sp1ing to call at r.. G. Power s. Bro, and
examine their immense stock, Of which they
have the largest in Montana.
It is said that q Benton parent is deter
mined on purchasing q savage and feroclous
bulldog. We venture the assertion that the
4'bohys'' will court the acquaintance and af-
lection of the cur.
John Endre's celebrated grape creek sour
mash whisky for sale at Murphy, Neel =
Co.'S. Special inducements offered 70 par
ties buying at wholesale.