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! Beaver Head, Territory of Montana: In the ma,
ter Of the Estate and Guardianship Of john Pierce
insane: On reading and filing the petition oi'
Thomas Pierce, guardian of the person and estnt..
Of John Pierce, insane, praying for AN order to sell
certain personal property, particularly desrriicd and
set forth in said petition for the purpose OF paving
certain claims allowed against said estate and the
expenses Of administration "
1t Is ordered that all persons Interested in said
Court Of the said county Of Beaver Head Tcrr;t."v
Of Montana, ut the Court Room Of said Court. 4,
the town of Dillon. in sid Beaver Head
County, on the a6th dav of November, A, d.
1881, ut 10 O'Clock u. m, then and there
tn show why such order shonld not b. made.
AL. +. GRAErFR,
| (3S-4i] Probate Judge.
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THE JUDGE"

As read hefore the Dillon Literary Society.
Were l gifted like Millonor Moore,
Or Burns, Of poet,cal fame,
I would give you my views in poem
OF thc man having .7xage to his name.
lie came to our town in October,
When Idaho bunch grass got slim,
A sack held the traps he brought over,
One arm was tucked III a sling.
His hair he wore scrambled and curly,
His face, it was rudy but thin,
His hands were AS soft as a lady's,
And one-always hung in a sling.
He came from the land Of fred apples,'
Was learned in the Gospel and law,
Knew something Of Darwin and Huxley,
The rest-you can credi: to jaw.
He had Travelled this wide world over,
Met your friends and relatives by scores,
lie knew uncle John and aunt Sally,
And was sure 1t. had met .yoM before.
His business was somewhat obscure,
On account of a coat, that he wore,
To cover that arm in the "sling,"
OF which We have spoken before.
Other traders paw cash Tor their things,
Or buy on their notes, when they can,
But it seems that our friend OF the "sliny"
Had faith, in the TIM and ETERNITY plan
This refers to cases in which goods are obtained
that kind OF time that is likely to run into eternity
kirkpatrick, Poindexter, and Ferris,
Phlanthropists, too-in their line,
Cnconsciouslv furnished his stock,
But never suspected his crime.
kirkpatrick, gave artics and handkerchief,
Ferris gave pistoles and hams.
Poindexter,-Godb bless his kind soal,
Supplied him with clothing and drains.
At last, Dillon became hot and mmheultiv,
The music, he shifted in the air,
And struck for a northern bound freight.
On account OF the cheapness Of fare.
Some said he had gone for his health.
And same said his business had failed,
| Some said he was looking for Reinhar,t.
To find out his terms at the Jail.
Last Saturda.', I've appeared before Graeter
Supported b, Mead, with his law,
But the judge, he looked stern and answered
My triend-it's two months with m,s
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Taken M

~ INC s"n>criHcr>. Trustees Of School Di>,ric,
~, pne small grey mare, about wears old
with her colt. branded with character rr letter
ISsv;''i'n. I IN near shoulder. This animal
mas '~tn an the range twn and one half wears
Also. one rnto mare. two wears old, with her
cot n" brands. This has been IN the range
two wears. @
me owner Is requested tn nrnvc property and
t'kethe same away: they will he sold As the law
provides and tn" proceeds turned owe. I, S,hoo,
District >'.i. NJ. Srlwav. .S,h,, r,,s,.
VIM Smith. ,~'n"'' trustees.
Black Tail. Dec. H. 1881, In,-l
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[3S-4i1
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
MEDICINE LODGE, BEAVER HtsD Co..
NJ. r.. October Attn. a. y. 1881.

MEDICINE LODGE, BEAVER HE'D Co.,
NJ. r., October 4th, n. y. 1881.
TO JonN HOFFMAN, JAcon On"sTEiS TT. A..
! You or either OF you or Others are hcrrtv rot,
ned that have expended the sum Of three hu",'r'
Turing The years $50 and Ssh, to !hi: date. tn Il
i,cng the amount due from You for the interest you
1T either Of you hold in til. PENNSYLVANIA coal mine.
situated in Medicine Lodge Coal District in .l,..
County III Beaver Head, Territory Of Montana
And Il in ninety days after the publication OF his
',o,ice YOU fail refuse to contrtc to pay II:
.xpcndit,r. on the said mining claim. vo,,r ntorc,
in The said PENNSYLVANIA mine will become h. pro,
rtv Of the subscriber by virtue Of Section .s.. OF III
,cviscd Statutes Of the United States.
TH-47l JOsEPit SWARTZ.
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NOTICE or FINAL ENTR1.

UNIT I'D STATES LAND OFFICE,
HkLkNA. NJ. r., Nov. :, ,sS,.i
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of HI.
intention to make final proof in support Of H.,
claim. and that said proof will lie made before A. f.
Graeter, Probate Judge Of Beaver Head County,M +
Dillon, NJ. r., on Tuesday, December 49, ,SSl viz
Edmond Glavin, presumption d. $. No. 41l,, for tn.
n W Y If the y W Of Sec. No. Al, r No.. )
II. No w.
lie names the following witnes es to prove hi,
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of sai.,
land, John G. Orein, Pat. Mc(;ce, Philip Tout
and John Nyc, all Of Dillon, Beaver Head County
Montana.
W. J. II. MoE, Register.
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MARRIED..

PoRcH-DrNN.-At the NJ. E. Church in
this city, Sunday evening Dec. 4th, 1851,
Rev. E. G. Prout officiating, Mr.. Henry
II. Porch and Miss Mary L. Dunn, all
ofthis valley.
The TRIBUNE extends congratulations to
the happy couple.
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NOTICE or FINAL E.v7Hl.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HELENA, MONTANA. Nov. Is. 1NSl

HELENA, MONTANA, Nov. IS. l>si.'
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice o. his applr. 'n
secure final emit there and that said rro"t q.
be made before Al. Z trac,cr. Probate Judge =
Beaver Head g., NJ: T.. 1t Dillon, NJ. L.. IN
.. Davis. II d applications Nos. ,onS aud ,s., ttr
the \ + \ Of 4. the " y of y + :. .l
the = OF the r 4 Sec. \" -. Tn No. u S"H'H
OF X. No. West. and he names the following w
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon.
cultivation o: said tracts, viz:
SIMEON Estes. Charles Durham. William, ST ',':I
and Edward N1arl"wt. all Of Dillon Beaver Head
County. Montana.
t4:-4hl II. MOE, Register.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

The partnership here, nt.mr existing l~,'%'eH T.,
hrin name at Savage h H"ultnn is this LAY :"
by mutual consent. Mr.. Savage assuming al "f''>
and collecting all aC.n,st,t> nt the firm.
g.. II. S.Nsni
RnH,. Bon 'r'-
Ar.cn'I. NJ. T., Sept ~ 1881. ~
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JAMES FULLY, DECEASED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN hv the unde'
~ signtd. administrator of the estate ri 'tn".
having claims ay:.in>, the salt deceased. ~ .Si,ei
them with the necessary von,h.rs within s'.n'
months after the first publication ot this notice. /" ths
said administrator at Dillon. Beaver Head t"nni''
Montana Territory.
ThCi,E,s +. Porch.
.\i .;ni>tr..tor of the estate at
James ruil, i,c,s>r'.
Dillon Nov. !. 1881.
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Junlled the Town.

"The BARRIERS Of Montana" are hereby no.
titled not to trust +. A. Thomson, dentist, or
his late partner in the saloon business, at
the Corinne Hotel here, ID. E. ~ .nnon,
formerly express agent, as they -ddenl,y
lett town without paying their bills to the
undersigned.
b. YEoM
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RE-OPENE
THE
VALLEY HOUSE.

Mrs. Goodrich, formerly of B..nnack.
respectfully calls tho attention of the
people of Dillon. and the travelling
public to the fact tina, she intends to
conduct the Valley House in man
ncr that will recommend itself.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

atS'S ss~0Ae s&sSs
For Canvass.lcy Gum Boots, Wool lined
and Felt Boots, 20 to Kirkpatrick Bros.
Save labor and buy Potato digger a:
Sebree, Ferris T. Whites.
100 kegs Of Sugar Syrup
just received at l.. (. F'yhrie & Cos.
New goods constantly arriving at Mrs
l.. T.. liansons.
The hes, Movers and Harvesters at the
~" +. G. po~s, \ Co.
100 barrels OF Kentucky Whistles
just received at l.. <. Eyhre y Cos.
Val Bia,z Milwaukee Beer, at
Seb,ee Ferris X Whites.
Buy Latd's celebrated Sheep Dipp, the
best in the world OF L. 4. Power.
car load OF Dried Fruits
Just received at l.. &. Fyhrie 4 Cos.
A car load OF fine California Apples aud
Pears, to arrive in q few days Tor &. L.
Thomson, Cal. Fruit Store.
MoRE new goods 1t Mrs. l.. f. Ianson's.
Pushes, Rucl,inys, Collars, Chenille, La.
a,es and ChiIdren's Hose, etc. etc.
Tiger self:opcrating Sulky Hay Rakes.
The best drill in the world at
Sebree, Ferris Il Whites.
Several Cars of celebrated Balm Steel
Skein wagons, all sizes ami tor sale at Bed
Rock prices call and Examine.
Sebree Ferris l. White.
Received this June I'd at
Sebree Ferris 4 Whites.
$4,000 pounds OF choice Bacon and Hams,
$4,000 pounds Burneil Steel Barb fence
wire, and $4,000 pound OF Sugar.
S.bree, Ferris 4 White,
Dillon, Montana,
Wholesale Grocers.
Send tor prices.
Kelly Diamond Barb Fence Wire
and Burnett Four Barb Fence Wire at
no W. Loweii's
2,eoo Ms OF Ranch Butter
ust received at l.. 4. Fyhre \ Cos.
Balm, Farm, Freight, and Spring Wagons
Of all kinds ut,
Sebree, Ferris i Whites.
TIC. Power Il Co. sell il.
The Stakeholder Wagon.
Moline Steel P.ows, Oliver Chilled
Plows, llarrows, Sulkeys and Gang Flows
ut Sebrce, Ferris y Whites.
l car load of Tomatoes and Corn
just received at L. <. Fvhrie X Cos.
Fish Bros. Farm, Freight and Spring
Wagons, all sizes at John W Lo~eii>.
Fairbanks standard scales for sac by
TIC. Power.
For the only successful combined Wire
and rwine Binders, go 10 Lee Gntschiu>
Laurir,, and Buy the O>borne. Send tor
Descriptive Pamphlets, Prices, etc.
Just Received.
Two Hundred Barrels OF Liverpool
Dairy aud Table SAT- in bulk and put uE
in 3, S, and 10 pound bags. Send for prices
which viii surprise YOU.
Scbree, Ferris l. White.
Notions and Fancy Goods at Miss NJ. \.
Dowliny's.
Go to Se,rre. Ferris 4 Whites for gen
zine Main x Winchester harness.
Jus, received at the Dillon Drug Store
"a large invoice OF Chamoi Skin chest pro
tecto,s elegantly made, and braces boil,
Ghest and back. 4 large assortment oil
candy, gum drops Ne, Nr., III tobaccos
Gilt Edge tine.rut.
Boorn SELECT OYSTERS,
Onc Dollar Can.
AT the California Frui. Slore.
Orders from. :. distance ~ ampliv attend!
ed to.
c \ i,n>ySE~
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THE COTTAGE HEARTH,

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Contains more reading OF PRACTICAL DO.
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les and Adventures, Choice Poetry, the
latest Fazhons, the Mothers Chair tine
Students Corner, the Young Folks Win.
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Der will contain the first chapters OF the
new stcrv which DIR. George Mac Donald
is now writing, entitled WEIGHED AND
WANTING, from advance manuscript fur.
nl>i'ed exclusively to this magazine Ivy the
author. This story alone is worth the full
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mum.
TRIBUNE and Cottage Hearth, $3.50 per
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P'!erso~'s Magazine for January is the
| most superb number ever issued of that
! popular ladv's book. There are two steel
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"Pla.viny At Doctor" the latter one of the
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In ali. there are about fifty ergraving> in
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> Where only one magazine is tasrn. th;.
Il seems to us, is the one to take. Whe,
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ORES BOCGHT.

The ilec.a Consolidate Mining COMPANY. B.,
buy Gold, Silver and Lead Ore al the best rndTn.i
prices. Send for Price List.
ASSAYS made Il, reasonable rates.
IL. kSlprkNEER,,, Gen Man.
Glendale. Morttn.
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Estray.

t!ute III INV rln-h in tctn,,r. IS.s,. ,n,e slack
'"ur .r> OLD, h.snlcd the l,tt shoulder
VIA lii, ict,r y The v.!n have the same
tx proving pr"?sr;, AMI paving changes
Francis Crane,
sheridan, Madison 60 NJ. T.. sept. II, 1881. $50
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LETTER LIST.

List ofletters remaining in the Post Office
at Dillon, Beaver Head Co, Montana, for the
week ending Dec. 9th, 1851, which, 1t
not called for IT, 80 days will be sent to the
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Wall PAGER.

Just received al the Dillon Ora. Store 4
large ans: eis.an: in, oicc at Wall Paper.
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Dead Letter Office.
Applely II B Hnlsizer E O
Applyby Benjamin Jennings John
Doisvert Narcisse Jackson G L y
Brett Billv G La dow Wilton E
Chuse Hal Matten Geo
Eldridge Louis w Newbury John
English Mrs w w Pullen Miss Alice
Finnegin Steven Piel o
Hill Frank l. , Patterson Henry
Howard ] CKa Rowlins M
Persons calling for any Of the above let
tiers will please say advertised"
TOM b. WARREN,
Postmaster.
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Taken up.
STRAlED.
S2j Reward.

NH Stravci from Glendale Beaver
A1A%A Head County. one bay pony.
branded on eli hip. has saddle marks. One
hay work horse, brand PIT on right fore leg.
tlc heaviest black, branded on left hip. small
white star in forehead. Will paw the above reward
for their delivery, liberal reward for any intor.
nation that will lead to their recovery.
;s-l GEO. W.PERKINS
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-08
Adventures With Alligators.
A ssTaiI-IIold'' That Didn't Ho1d-A Mar
 row Escape.


 row Escape.
 The Hawkinsville (Ga.) Di&pateh, in re- cent issue, says: "A few days ago party of citizens visited the Alapaha in search of fish, which abound in great numbers in that stream, and are easily caught at this season. The party stirred up deep hole with their hoes and poles and seined out hundreds. In churning up the water huge alligator was disturbed in his qniet repose beneath the still waters and he hegan to make trouble for the fishermen. The fishermen were de- termined to ''clear out'' the hole and have fish or fight. Several of the party, led by Jim Paul, and commanded by Lawson Smith (who sat on the bank at safe distance), went into the water to run the alligator out. Several of them seized the gator, some by the head and some by the body, and some got tail hold,' and right out of the water they came with the amphibious creature, which appeared as much surprised as dis gusted at it's own weakness and the strength of it's antagonists. Out on the land they came, but in instant gator made grand effort, and, with one stroke of his powerful tail, knocked one of the men headlong back into the water. At this juncture of affairs several of the fishermen jumped on the back of the gator and held it down until the oth- CTS killed it with their hoes and axes. The 'gator measured nine feet in length After this adventure the fishing went on, and the party caught 446."
 The Alachua (Fla.) Ad0ocate has the fol- lowing 'tEd. Howell, who carries the mail between this place and Newnansville, had very narrow escape being caught by an alli- gator on Thursday morning last. While passing through dense swamp, and near small creek, he saw an alligator stretched across the road apparently dead, but he was only taking his morning nap. MT. Howell thought he would stir him up so that he could pass. The alligator, on being aroused from his peaceful slumber, made nasty re- treat for the little branch, closely pursued by Mir. Howell, who was armed with half of. fence rail- and soon overlook and commenc- ed to attack him with the rail Saurian, not liking his treatment showed fight, and at tackled MT. Howell with deadly intent. The fight, he states, lasted several minutes, and he would have retreated, but was unable to do so on account of the thickness of the bushes But the first opportunity present. ing itself was taken by Mir. Howell, who was closely pursued by the alligator. In the re- treat he stumbled and fell, and only kept the alligator of by vigorous kicking. He states that he kicked him away the second time, thereby making good his escape with no more injuries than several bruises and being pretty badly scratched. This was indeed & narrow escape"
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-08
Saturday Morning, Oct. 8, 1881.
THE WATER COMPANY's OFFER. Those who have hitherto spent their days

THE WATER COMPANY's OFFER. Those who have hitherto spent their days and nights in mortal fear of that dangerous monopoly the New Haven Water Company can now breathe freer. The company has made an offer to the city which shows in the plainest possible manner it's willingness to do what is right by the people of New Haven. The company offers to supply the city with
 water for all municipal purposes for ten years, for $2O, 900 year, or for such price as
 may be fixed by committee of three judi cious persons. It offers to renew the agree ment at the end of ten years, and at the end of every successive period of ten years there after, upon such terms as may be agreed up- on or be fixed by committee. It offers to render the city any additional service in the way of water supply that it may hereafter re- quire, for fair and just compensation. It offers t'ozaoays hereafter to Keep doaoa to te
 present st07ad09d or 5asss the aoater rates charged against p7feate consstnae7's, so htGt s1td 7Cctes shGU 0lsodys 6e Gs Loao 0s dsey 7aooo are, or Eo1oer." It offers to sell to the city for fair compensation all it's property at any time when the city wants to buy it, and to W1IA tu0 cIGy III hOSNSA legislation to this end.
 This offer is made by the Company now, in order that the voters may understand the question before them, and to show and guar antee to the public that if the city does not purchase the waterworks now it will retain the power of purchasing them; that if the city does not purchase now, the Company will continue to supply water for municipal purposes at fair price; and that the water rates to private consumers will not be raised so long as the Company owns the works.
 No fair minded voter in New Haven can ask for more liberal and public spirited declaration than that outlined above. It is very creditable to its makers, and shows what we have insisted upon all along-that this community has nothing to fear from the Water Company.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-08

tSourual ano Courier.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY ;. CARRINGTON s CO.,, No. zoo State Street, Courier Building
 JOHN B. oARRINeToN. EDWARD T. oARR1NeToN. JoHNB. oARRINeToN, yR.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-08

THE TDEAT, 75c. By L. O. Emerson. Is
 k A 1sthe best Singing School book Of the distinguished author. Admirable collection of intertst g, vide awake. effective music, conbined in practical and thorough Ideal in an Ideal singing class will result using the book
 Song Bells. For common schools. Emerson BOG.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-08
Card to the Public.

250 Chapel street, corner State, Brooks' store, Room B. whsEeI shall be fFGT-% pleased to see my former patients and
 sSSSSA-s friends, and any who may desire my servtces Teeth filled with Gold. Porcelain Osarti- ncial AnalEanl tSver). Artihcial Teeth inserted on Gold, Piatinum ana any of the cheaper bases. All work warranted. MRS E JONEs YOUNG.
 ofice hourz, .. m. to ?. sp8 dAH
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-08

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 BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS. The genuine import ed has the signature of JOHANN HoFF and his sole Agents for the U s.; M E1sNER," 320 Race street. Philadelphia, the neck of every bottle, and the above trade mark the label.
 For sale by E. A. Whittlesey 228 Chapel street, E. 4. Gessner Co, 3O1 Chapel street.
 Johann Hoffs Malt Bon Bons for Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat and Bronchial Irritations. se9 daw1y
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