The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Balmy spring is here.

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Balmy spring is here.
The town is beginning to boom.
. Once more a happy smile is seen on the
mechanics face.
Uneasy lies the man who holds 8 govern
nlent polish. Ta-ta.
Purchase your queensware and lamps of
Kleinschmidt 6 Bro.
The startling sound of the mule-skinner's
whip is heard on our streets.
Ladies' and gentlemen's underwear at bar
gains, at Kleinschmidt & Bros.
Kleinschmidt e. Bro, offer their entire
stock Of dry goods and notions at cost.
Five hundred dozen gloves and mittens,
positively at cost, at Kleinschmidt 8 Bros
Kleinschu1idt & Bro. have all sizes Of the
celebrated Jackson wagons ready for spring
trade.
Attention, sheep men. Kleinschmidt g
Bro, have the reliable Mallinckodt sheep dip
for sale.
J. 4. Baker wears a happy, pleasant
smile since Tuesday. It's a girl, and q ten
pound baby, too.
A few short weeks and the melodious
whistle Of the steamers will echo through
mountain and vale.
Dutro, Kilhauer & Morgan will have their
boat ready for trial trips up the river for
stone in a day or two.
Breakfast bacon, sweet and fresh at Muir
ply, Neel & Co.'S new building, corner Of
Front and Benton streets.
Go to Wackerlin s. Co. for drill steel, pick
steel, pick edges, pick handles and everything
in the shape: of mining outfits.
Kleinschmidt & Bro. is the only firm in the
Territory who sell the celebrated Buford
plows, the best in the world.
Robert reached and gothic Helena Post
Office. Several more are reaching, with
indications of success. Turn 'em over.
Wackerlin Sc Co. have still @ full line of
cook stoves which they are selling low to
make room for new stock now on the way.
a. few | arrels Of Jas. M. ODonnell's Blut
Ribbon 0. K. whisky (the only genuine) a
Murphy, Neel g. Co. u, corner Of Front and
Benton streets.
Kleinschmidt & Bro. are selling clothing
hats, caps, boots and shoes, away down, to |
close out their present stock. Examine their
goods and prices.
One thousand pounds of fresh garden seed
from the w%ell-known firm Of D. Nj. Ferry 6
Co., Michigan, just received and for sale at
kleinechmidt & Bro. @
Lynch & Co., have commenced grading |
across the river for the landing Of their new
ferry. They expect to have their ferry run |
ming in about three weeks.
w. N. Amory has been appointed deputy |
district clerk by Clerk Beattie. An appoint
ment could have been made that would have
given more satisfaction to the legal f~raterni-
ty here.
Mr.. L. 4. Marshall is justly indignant at
the attempt to blackmail him by the sneak
who took the method Of expressing bis opin-
ons by leaving them attached to the door
knob Of the Elite.
Were we not personally cognizant Of the
fact, we would know that the business Of the
Overland Hotel was increasing rapidly by
the happy smile that preVades Johns face
every time we meet him.
Federal office holders begin to realize that
they haven't q life tenure on their fiat takes
His name is Wilbur T. and at present his
address is Executive Mansion, Washington,
ID. O., in care of James G.
Wonder what Bob Fisk, Blaine and the
old S'wah boss is doing down to Washing
town. Can any of the office holders who
brave the Arctic winters of isolated Montana,
to serve the government, inform as.
"E. III. Taylor, Jr., s. Co. g. and "Hume
handmade sour mash whistles, the finest and
purest goods made in the United States, at
Murphy, Neel g Co. s new store, corner Of
Front and Benton streets.
Mr.. Irvine, who has been laying at the
Overland with a broken leg for 50 long, is
again upon the street, although he has &c
conine himself to his clutches yer. He say
It beats laying in bed two to one.