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The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1882-11-23
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
PAEK CRY, NJ. T., !
Nov. 13, 1852. {

PARK CRY, VI. T.,
Nov. 13, 1852.
To the Editor Of the Billings Herald:
Old Boreas has swoopcd down on this
beautiful valley and now where but week
ago the long grasses swayed before gentle
breeze, the billiards roar and til the at
mosphcre with drifting snow. The work
train was snow-bound last nigh, in cut
west OF NADIA, but is running again to-day
The construction outfit has been lying idle
for week past. The first day and half
waiting for grade and since on account of
the storm. and to-day for lack of material.
The river is full Of floating ice, and the
ferry at Hunters Hot Springs. four miles
west of here, is no longer in operation
Verify the season Of apples, cider and dried
bntternuts is here;
'When comes winter with hail and storm,
And roaring fire. and insle warm,
Sing first glad summers departed rays,
Then make the best of the blizzard days"
Ya-as, jes so......M. c. Kimberley stopped
here on the night of the 11th......Col.
Clough, p. Burnston, Sam Bundock and
other great railroad braves, are at Bozeman
on business connected with the noble
science of railroading. ..... Election is over
and the Republicans no more may boast Of
wading through Democratic gore. They
have been vanquished, and their scalps are
hanging in the wigwams of the conquerers.
1.-THE following malicious article is go
ing the rounds of the press, and it is un-
necessary for us to crush it with denial.
1t is evidently the work of disappointed
applicant for admission into the select
Alkali Club. He claims twas picked up
on the prairie, but we know d-euced
sight better. Below is the contemplate
libel:
OFFICIAL REPORT 51H REGULAR MEETING
ALKALI CLuD.
October q, 1882.
Roll being called all the members ans
wcred to their names. Mr.. President then
the meeting ready for business.
Mr.. John c. Winston offered the follow
ing prcambles and resolution:
WHEREAS, Woman was made as spec
al blessing from Providence to man; and
WHEREAS. She is the embodiment of
beauty, love, and refinement, Applause,
he essence of honey, sugar and molasscs,
applause and shouts Of laughter,] the pale
star of civilization and society, Applause
and cries Of Bully Boy and
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1882-11-23
The Forty.Eighth Congress.

The result of the congressional contests
throughout the country are now generally
definitely known, and the following table
may therefore be relied upon as very near
ly, if not absolutely, correct. The 4Sth
congress will consist Of 325 members, OF
whom the Democrats have secured 19l, and
the Republicans, Readjusters, Southern
Liberals, Grecnbackers, together 134, as
follows:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-08
She..fs Sale.

Ie.ir l.. ii:a."r. plaintiff. " joel 4.
M,rs. ii,uvy N.<S. i.A.iie Moss. Ssn,.a''i
I.ry ,lrn a:nt Andrew j. Jackson. ''ete''''-
PENDANTS.
10 N. ~.,, at ~, rim sale nn ~" :: III day
q: November. 4. u. l>s,, -: :. OrltIrk T.. ~ :.
~ front Of IT," sheriff office. tn Bate city.
e follow ~. .:.>..r.t..I real estate. IN wit;
rh- u'nl,v;,"d ":''.twcifih i-i:'n ~: In
aui IT, III, .esiI,n quartz ldsle mining claim
EI",w.,a -. IT.. .tin,ic lrvi,,. La,ie. IT,. same
h..,ng - riaim :,hout ff'srn hnn'!r..' fret
l".,: ny Fix hundred :,r:! wide, ashi the came
,.ein. al,oui eighteen huIHirssa feet E"rth
ir.,:., ii... a! lice. Mining CsssnINany's 'snsr!H
N,l Also. an u,,dtvii.-l ssne. tenth 10th
interest H. and ~ that certain l'Str mining
rl,,,.. known ~ the O!IiO IAsi''. IN" same
having s..en recorded ~, the 'inh a'rl ':lsi
pages u l,osDk ri III" county records Ill <er
l.srl... county, Montana. OF IOie mining
claims. ts,..c,.ler will, all and singular. Tue
i.cre.l; ;ameniS, Appnrtelsancexa AMI improve
n,cnts ON said l'ySi,ii.~a. satl mining Claims
ha,.1y situated lying AMI l..ing IN summit
Vale: filming District. Silver E''~ county.
MI
i....ri f',i> ;i>; day. i u..it.t<r. 4 u. 49,.
THOMAS N. LOWRY. sheriff.
By. \. SMALL. CI"i.r sheriff.
1l.iWi
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The I'D saying ''yO ahsnad u hear
I've news" II exs,npiiaed In the h'l-
lowing story Published hy the Eureka
iNev. S;mt;n.i. II will l,e news IL
the gambling fraternity here, that
''ChInan'en play farm . go'si deal"
aud that any game here h taking
$5O open" for them ~
Recently iu Butte, Montana,
where Chinansen play faro . gr,od
deal. . mild hammered heathen cid
into farO game. aud AFTER loajng .
fcW d0llass pulled nut . little package
Of gold dust and laid L On 6he ace.
The ace lost, aud the dealer, picking
up the package. un(Olded 1t and
weighed out the dust, which was 80
WOslh. He WAS about 10 east the
paper aside when the Celestial mo-
TONED to It and asked that It might
lie given back - Il had some wash.
ing accounts on Il. The paper was
returned and the next night be was
there again. betting 80 10 gold dust
- beiOrr. He put his package care
fully on the ace and won. The deal
cr handed out 80 and the Chinalnan
shook his head.
whats the matter, John ~
"YOu pay allie ] bet. One hundred
and MY dollar"
The dealer laughed contemp tOusly.
but the heather, unrOlling the pack
age, exhibited i $l0O hill laid In l'e-
tween the double piece Of paper
which contained the dust.
The dealer loDkesl very cheap. Tut
The Chinan.an never moved Illl~cle.
He acted ~ II II was the regular
thing I" keep $ltm grr~ulack folded
up In his gold Gust packages
PAY it," said the lookout man.
''he's got Us dead"
The >a,ne bin was In the paper the
night l,eft're. hut tue dealer handed
1t lack, thinking It N. = wash bill.
hut Vi cOurse that wasn't the China
mans fault"
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\ Soft Ans ser.

"tan I s".!h. lIl 50: tn" l."i-" ~
inquired ,!:c i",''::ar.
"Wr!i. v..>. yam can il y''l ain 7
llin.l. >,,al.lse.l the woman vii" AN
swcr..l the l'ell.
"Oi,. Is4. pardon. h'a.i;.,m y'"' are
tie la.i. Of tl.c i.0,!.... them:
"I... / avn. Wha, i" 80" take
mo for: ibid yM' think ! w:;- III"
gentleman III tl... h",;<... "r thu. next
si.nr nei2ill.nr. Or ono q: til" farm
hands. or the Eat. OK the ice rhi>t:
IL did n.A know, madam. @",' v':'
might TX ,':r y..,ngt.-t daughter
"Ol.. did ser: We'll. tina; was
nat'r'i. t'n'." replied the L.: q! the II.
"What IL. y.Ss want. SIR" Then
tn. l,.:.Illcr displayed his wares: ami
when he len tia: doorstep half AL
i,,.,,r later his fac VS. full -! plea
sure and his lx".ketS were full -:
money. lie Understood human ma
lurc and haul made IL good sale. -
E.,<'n., Transcript.
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fhe belt IT leads discovered in the
vicinity "f Sheep Mountain are ''e-
lievcd to be.a continuation " Ih,rkcr
anil Montana mineral ls.lt.
Returns of assays from TIL. Teton
lode. in the Montana district. owned
by Morrison Il Stacking, have been
received, and ti-urc up <:tH. - in sill
ver and q ,mr cent. iea,l 10 The tom.
The returns " assays " o:' from
TIT. Fitzpatrick l'zs''. in the Montana
district. which hal been sent I" IA"
assay office ut Helena, go :::;.'Ih't" til"
ton In silver.
The Barker di-trr; 4, a->uu,ir::
the prs,in'r'i'ms OF n permanent a''''
substantial! mining camp very r:pi'l-
". The Benton E'r's",i says: The
Wright X Edwards mine In. '"'ir
teci 0f solid ore. and il is keri'i". the
r.sastcr@ Of tho smelling company
busy. For the last fourteen ar tifter"
days they have had nice ran "f the
finest bullion that III. ('!rnt'"nin
mining aud smeItiay company h">
ever W, turned out.
In the vicinity NJ Sterling. N"';i-
sa,n county. scv"r"; rich strikes have
recently l,cs.n made. i'ct!"nd Hay
gerty have struck "a hr':c tw" miles
east ri town. which assays i: :" III"
ton nj Il dept; Of ~ feet.
The Nrrwr.:,n wine. in Ill" same
vicinity. have -tr':..k - h':r-l"'' 'c'':,"
.,u tie 11".:ut :.>rl whit: ,:,.!H'"'-
u: ti,.. nil - :" III, ton. \ mill j.
.a.;,,, ,r..,r,!. nnI The :,::.. vii. he
WORKED I" IT. fui; "a.m'iiy.
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An Aggravated Assault.

William Witt, Of the Sl,Onkin.
came in town yesterday, aud relates
cx.e vi assault which, on the iacr ri
il. I,xaTs pretty harl on the assault
ing l~r,y. Mr.. Wit. story II t" the
eltet:t iI.u' III. work horse, were rGn-
Ming with these Oi Ton, Lacy. and
that lle wanted them 10 plough with
yesterday morning. ami went after
them. Lacy was there, and when
Witt Lad ,urr:ilc.i the hor~>. Lacy
asked hi,:, moi Ia let tilt. hand go I'M
til liz Lad got so'iic h"r-rs that he
wanted. Witt said hc would n":,
but woLld only Gu. his own ont Tie
says Lacy :chniacncssl growing
about something. aud that he Witt
gM oil hje horse and started I" get
the horses lac was after, and that
Lacy came up behind him with Il
shot gum. Wilt lacked oil, hut Lacy
followed hm, up amd struck u. him
with the gun. He d"lgcsl the blows
rs we'll ~ lie could, bat finally Lacy
stuck Or pushed the gun y, him AMI
the iuuzx!c caught in his n.'*&', tear
Ing ",.c no>lril completely away.
Wit xrapp:<I with him. hut iss:.'''r
faint and sick tvUI. the horril!r
wound. ami wI.ss" Lacy -:w the rx-
tent III the injury hv let W.
Witt came int" town yesterday
afternoon for medical treatment. His
fare is all scratched up, "n: eye CONT
l!ct..!y c!.'>t,l. and III. n'>c. whr" he
arrived, presented u horrible appear
an-c. The wound was dressed and
stitched l,y DR.. Kncesller. hut he will
always h: slightly disfigure.i. y"
complaint has as yet bcrn made
against Lacy. hut "i,e will ie to-day
l,roi,aLly.-Pirer P~%x.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

IN the probate court IL ter silver Bow
es,unty. Territory sh SOnlanM. IL tl'' mat
les OF use estate Oi John 4. AirriCller. de-.
c,.a~.zi. Edwin r. Wat. ri'ury. asl'nini>irH-
tor ~ the estate I'll John L. Strs.ithcr. .l,.-
ceMx.sls, having nissl his petition hrr~i,
praying tar III d.nl.'r Uf sale ri the rai!
tate III nati 'o''>ceslrai i.:f the rlrl"'s''>
therein set forth.
1t ~ ihrrcfOirl RE re.; ~ the ti.lx.. nf sand
court tina, all persons interested In tue
tate 81 ANt.i ds,'ex >.,l appear before ne SAID
probate court sHI Wednesday,. the III .tay ~
NOvcinber. l>>:. nj I" 0'ci'.x Oi ti,u is,res."",
Of iii day. ai III" ss",rt rts'in ~ sant pr.
h, t. s'u,irt al u" Guy M Butte. In the csH'r
~ Ut silver hsw. iO elbow cAv.' Vhy an
ess.lsr >l,O,,lL not ~ granted Z" VIZ, sail At
uliNjstr traitor H. sti DN&la'li 1T the real go
tate III the "a Il deceased "a shalt l.. deemed
mpc,~a:,ry. CALEB r.. IRVINE.
l'rOl,,i" Judge.
Ipai..l this iuh clay -: October, \. II. i>>..
NWOr:.iW.s
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FIRST
National Bank
Or BUTTE.

or BUTTE.
l'ssisl up CaI,itMl.........f l(O.UNNl
Authorized CMpilno....i g:b(b(D,aNND
\. J. DAVIS. =. L. uACSEK.
President vtr,. President.
JOS. \. HYDE, II. H. II AVSER.
(N~hter, Asst Cashier.
Transact u General Bank IT,.
Business.
Hmw MMel SrN FOIriOM MMd lSS-
Mrxfir Exchange.
eTPrOmpt attention givel IN COllccii''''s.
County Warrants Bought.
IWiOWt;.
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JcT I.ava!ic, Esq, has received
through Mr.. I:eslewilI, tIIc agent al
the famous NnaLc Co.. u magnificent
square grand piano. II j. u sul~'r'
instrument. costing Sot'. AMI Is said,
to Ike the finest piano in Montana.
TIKI. is the eighteenth. knabe piano
sold iu Montana Ly Mr.. k.~icwell
during his present trip
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9Ul(l(oNa.

In ne ryoeaie CnuSa In sntl Sae llse l,oun-
~ allve. oew. Territory Of Henis"a.
=. v ~ 1919: pys:. P'a'"''"' w. T''""s' Z.
h 1ss1Is 6 ~ Tsssitoey At Nontsas
Yos are hssssy required 10 appear In ."
ssss sss;s;'1. !" =. ~ Sss.s 'c cos ss ~
eod eoe ~ Coomtv Of silver INV. M~ssGaas
1essieosy. And - apsver ne eoespsxrs Ajs>i
eAersin, within ten days (o1el9sivs " the
q. sss.:ss. Il :s:,ss vsss;: ssss s;S's SS
a.. q segvoe ees q lhio eooaly, 6ae % Ils1s
doss1oes v1oA tveeey aoys; .oeheswiee
M - ~ e 5000 y S :: q.
Ss1yo9 q a. co00lalnt.
18e e0Sd 00sioo . 6G0aehs to reeovse ftoo,
20 - - g $50, - esedrsa 49, .velve
sseis. vasse ssS sssesssisss 81;
yoar lnsiaaes odd Isqnes1. and also 10
- 20 ~ sssses s, ss g !, sws
% yoos lnsteaoe ana seQuesi. Al n whieh
wi(l noe tally sppeor BY FelxrsWee ~
plaaeei9s eo::eoain' aled here's; Toe pup
aoashl b sueiees 70 s1seution hssein lids,
sevi0a1 ~ follows. % vii.
eaelnes eese Ut ose; I lookins-S:ssa:
cloeh; u ceatrs: rounI teoeee; ! stove; !:
jdsna; si-sai. de1,lohe.; cigar Iishi<r;
auea1 bOWl: n eo6s G:asaes; - Whiskey
gl69aea: s vine 0lssses; y Deus0uaale glsssSs;
q laney elAsaes; bol.les ctaer: hotties
whisksS; 5 i: piu,.6osiis: vhteksy; 6"t-
tier assn6eed liqu01x: I bottle White seal:
? fancy e0wer es'aque's: wafer pitcher; =
bitter boatles: wat.r pa.ls;S i.'cssas.e: u
rel whitley; l.s1O cigars: hat rack; lamp.
clO:k; set 6eSl.al rings and ! 6eJsle III.
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\ miner named A".lcr~" w's
fatally injured "s,r day las. week ny
the explosion of cartridge N giant
,.owtl.r wl,i..h lur was ll,awing o''t at
one II the mine. in tho Tidal Wave
district. His ght arm was cont
,!ctely shattered. Omc III his even
flown ont, and his heal and body
frightft,lly nIanglesi l.y the terrible
for.r Of the explosive. He ~" taken
10 Twin Bridge. where al that was
,.,ssii,lc 10 relieve his ~u1jesiu8s wa*
done, Int all efforts I" save bis j'te
werr unavailing, and he died amer
suffering the most intense agon'es On
Saturday night .N"';so"'"".
Coroner VIM. Wool reports having
held an inquest last Th"rsday 90 the
,,ody OF man found in the Yellow.
stone river midway l'etween HUNT
lev and Pompey's Pillar. The heed
had u horizontal cut abova the ear,
a. il cleft l,y an Ak. and another per.
,.pn.licular one an lms.k Of bead
showing unmistakably that hs ha''
ne..n murdered. In addition 10 these
cuts there was y rope mark ab0oe I'VE
waist. q IL he had been anchored.
II. wss 4 man about i've 5eet ten
inches, hair light, heavy sandv mus
,ache, and when found had % only
4. voollen plaid shirt and . pair q
roolleu socks.-Mes GWy Prese.
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Sil..rif"s Sale.

W!liiSmu II. Young. plaintiff. ". David y
SrYM k.r asni sarah l.. Sprak"r. defendants.
IL, IL. .Ola ~ >!:.rIi~ sale. on the :. ~ 'l"!
-: NOvr:I'' \. -. u.s.. st: o'clock p. H..
in ft..,i q! tic >iser II : ap11s'. III Butte f'ty
NJ. l.. ii.r 'air,v,r: Il. !i,s-i proper u"
wit All ~" da!-n ..:E''< right. til" AM ''"
mani III Az. l., hat CERTAIN piece " parcel
Of lasri. iit'. 10, feet /" w'!'' W one nun
ir.i 49,. feet j., length. ai.i M:ng PORTION
q. .,.: >pr.'.: valley in:- c:*in' a:d - TIE
same rr,,,i>r> ny y. whis':, a"i'."i!",'s ''a>~
cr..cud a .!wr!iir' house.. AID 'n"iu',v ~
said ,.rr...:>"-. and we>i M SAIL '!"'''!in:
house j. Il >>uipy III runnin. water. Sati
,.n,n..iy :.i,n,t .,i,t-".:t'', at :: nHi''
w"s:. r:y .,,.n! ~. l." ,:n.:"t :. ::.i'/ ann
.,,l :,sw.,I t,,.. iu,,,,:. ri ;. i:i:!t south
~, .r!y ;r.,:u IT," .ii''l rain. ami 80 s''''
...; IT.. q. N,>>.,i.u t,:;'"i. ".rt ~ >.!"";
;:.w ."M.nty. ~. 7.
i,t.-il. =, day vi %nv. :.!ar l. 49,.
Ti.sNt> ". LOWRY. >n':I::.
~ y. ~..l'I.. l'"Ht.r >f:"i!"
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TIE ELECTION.
Democratic. Majorities as FIR ~:
III" Count Goes.

III" Count Goes.
\ quiet ri:,I;Om. y" village u tue
~, ,icrn states r1ui.! have l'ecn MOI"
orIcriy than l:u,tc. and n" '"'"'
munity could have gone TO the polls
AM, deposited their franchises III Il
moro dccorous manner th an did til"
citizens NJ Butte at the elections ycS'
tr,iay. Saloons were closed, and no
hack doors were open, even I" the III
;,;,,,,i. Enthusiasm prevailed.
hand. o; music parsdesi tho str'~e'''
aud partizan rl'1'ttont~r'"s was
ramnant, but in the vicinity Of the
poll. perfect order prevailed ;'n"'
with the exception Of IN occasionally
challenged vote, perfect order pre-
vailed ut the polls. The result
il surprise I" many. >''-
yer low county had ''es'"
clo,e. hut the tidal wave Of Dem"eF'-
~ which commenced ut New Iiamlr
.h;ra md Connecticut. crossed the
n,ukie, aud swept over silver bow
county, 10 that the msag G r'ta' -.
received up I" u late hour 'ast n'e"'
show local Democratic gains u" ~
most every instance'
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WILD SHOOTING.


kAbost ten o'clock ~ sht did,
MY oeeffSH W. saloon.
brophy 1Art. corner ,l.,n anil
Fast broadway, which resulted In
the seriOs~ wo,,nling Of Frank Shov-
a)io.; Hi oeupSsthat D. nAn named
Ambrose had Leen In the saloon sev.
eraf siIuet during the evenin. and
had ordsgef several roands Of drinks,
past - which The hsskeeper, Tony
Cosgruve, claimed had not beeu paid
for. About ten O'Clock Ambrose and
Frank 4hOvelin entered the saloon
aud Ambrose engaged In u dispute
with Cosgove ab'us the previous
drinks. The dispute became very
heated and the lie was l,a>sed, when
C0egrove seizesl y revolver ana fired
at Ambrose. An attempt was made
to seize the revolver or change It's III.
rection, Ambrose and sh0velin 10th
engaging In the struggle. The re-
volver was discharged In the melee,
Shovelin receiving the charge In his
left hip. Mr.. Shovelin was im,ue-
distely conveyed to the Sisters Hos
pital, where his wound was dressed,
tue hall being extracted ut
p0iut about tire. inches from where
It entered. The wound l. probably
only serious flesh wound, and Mr..
Shovelin may consider himself very
fortunate, " slight variation Vi the
ran. would have caused u fatal
wound. C0sgrove was arrested.
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Bill Nyo on Co. Ahcaditivcness

II is all ri;i,, I" keep VI " III the
nrsrssion. ~ Isaiah im- il. Lat We
should avoid ahrmptmr-a :" far "a !"'>-
sii,l.. the momentum, a'alIirc;i hy
some sf our y"ung iH0l'l: j. truly
alarming to an .ld l:I,n. Moth inS
stirx che bl.mni Of ar old mans heart
and make his pulses Iiy like li.c gay
aud festive immediate sir! ami the
wink Of lscr soft blue eve. Abrupt
uess j. one " the lx.culiarilit> ri orr
beautiful climate. People 80: rich
rspiGlDy. hut simultaneously. get ss'-
qsiaintesl previously and >!'"'a in'
n,ctliately. They IL" not give il':st
clOac aud ws:,rist,Nle study I" in!i"r-
tant questions tia! Eastern !""rl,
d.. They jam ahead an.i 10 what
they have H. Il" early. AMI repeat If
it an srwartl. Its u cold day when u
man has I" repent Of - thi'':: "'i"rc
he does II, and atterwart tt".. We
arr like the nian who decided /" ~
into a pasture. catch - hull b. the
nose aud vank his heal orr The i.lea
was ~, fraMgl,t with mirth that he lay
down in tie sand and r0!lesl over
it made him ,ugll ~.
After l,c lad grabbed the hull ty
his aquiline nose, and tl,e hill hail III
= frolisssOm,e M0o<l. in return thrown
the man over the fence into the road
and driven his head into the ground
Pat SAIL Il was fine thing hr lid his
laughing before he n"nSev,I with
the hall.
We have told that story gtMHi
many times, hut w don't care il W.
have. Wien man hasn't but one
story and can't tell that INT once IN
his lifr he can't have very much
rVlIs.
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r,,,rxA Nov. G.-Jss. r. Ander.
.,,, EDITOR Of the Lcatl,r, shot last
r.;.,sv nv q. J. Reek, Repu0!lcan
candidate for Superintendent o. ."''
4" fnsf r,lctiOn, died this morning.
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2erielx &s'irrs.
!. q. q. f..
CRUSADER ENCAnPMENT no. :,

- W. Ne Cs
CRUSADER ENCAnpnEuT 10. :,
Meets NJ their Mali. nOrihessot cosncr q!
Granite Vsni Maiu Strestis. al. the seessiiaS
and fourth Wednesday evenings vi sacn
month. AajnurninY i'atriarclsk are sOrtli.
H,iy inv tlcd In attend.
c.P. IsCUu. Z. =.
J.Hx u. kElYM Ncriihr.
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Fidelity lAsixe No. =. mtris every Thur~.
day evening ~ their halt. c'rs~r Matn an.t
(sf;ss.iie streets. ~ ! OcisN'k. y. ~. Sa'-
j.,,,rniux tire rrn in gUsH' standing ARE cs'r-
dissiiy invited L. attend
\. ". JANImH. y. u.
JAMS ". NOOKE. ><c'Y.
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THE rcsu lar INsm,ihly meeting ut the BAIT"
auxiliary branch lr,sn NM'tsU'1i Liant
League will W. h"l' s,n the sssa"M Sunday
NJ each, ,ssspaslh. ~ tie "iIir" 1T Curtis 4
NH.lr ny. West I'ark >t,'si. NJ ~ IT,.
>j,arp. All mamsIA.T> AZ / sym; aihixtr> 80"
Invited 10 IT, prrsrGt.
i'J. I:R.,PHt President.
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Wholesale dealers In flour, grain,
lsay, and prsmluce Of all kin'ls. w
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For sale ~ capitol Sal0s'1s,
Billiard Table, and fifteen Bail Pool II.
hles, three Faro Tables Stools, Clsan.lai Il -,
etc. Far Tert-Eixht elegant upstairs
iar2e Are.prOoS liar. Inquire ~
Ucti:;f j. ORE$TEfN. :,
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THE regular meetings N tn" \. -. Il. III
vision No. I, will ~ held ~ their Tall !"
VAUDEVILLE, Montana Territory. ssss I!sr l.,
AMI III sunday ~ sRcn month Il; :. "rissrk
NJ. Visiting InenfH.rx are cordially invited
to attend.
NJ. cCLLEkTOX, H<c'y.
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A Regular Communication Ot E.'tc
l<alxe M ~, a. +. 4 4. H.. sr"
sou on to-. ~.cs.ri and fourth Welt" >'iAy
nj eaca, month al E.ksI TrHplav Hail. ~
O'Clock p. y. Visiting brei:,rc', are invis-
III to attend.
PATRICK TALysr. ". ".
4. MCklKNOH, Sec.
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A new line III rs,ad for the North
~rn Pacific ::from Sank Rapids I" st.
Paul Is being surveyed. The line Is
on the east aide of the st. Paul, Min
neapolis 4 Manitoba track. 1t n
aid that the st. Paul 1 Manitoba
Railroad Company has decided not
TO se)l either Of it, roads from 81.
Paul nosth, ana - . consequence the
Northern Pacific Company will be
eoaanelDe1l 10 build . new line.
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Ivanhoe Lodge No. 5. K. of p.

~ Regular conversations at III"
NAA knights "i.Py thia>c Try Ws"'E''-
kyR1 cay evening Al ~ H'r'ss.k' ~
~ their Castle iiMli. ~, M..ln Ai,""
Al Z. .iOasr,inx H. ishiS &c r'.liaiiv .,:Si
~ attend. ". !. E2FrHERr"N. &C..
T., +. MILLER. X. 1T 4. Nnd =. MI.'
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A. \. T.. X \. ~.
yX H.. Regular (OlNInI:H :chttnpk 6i
liver Lodge Chapter M. will IN.
held q VT ;oEic hail, Butte. Montana. '!i
the seeoOl aid E'rrth Fridays nj esrh
month. SotOusning COMFY" uiO''s ar. cordial
Is ~. it'd y, attend.
\. II. EAEKET. n. i
u. Y. I'EnLINGt S'r
y. r. n \. ".
fhc Rxxulsr {. m,..u.,,cAitons ~ ~.
Aurl All 1<sigt M. ?; ave i:cIi On the orSI
md third Tu, ..ia : evenings ti er"', .t.Hah.
vi t:sxui Ter,,r!ar iia.:. :<<.j.",f"'::x 'si"in
bess Of the fraternity are 's,ri:.. ~ invi:'1s
:, attend. n. 4. WALTON. W. N.
JOE V !; VI. :;.~.
q. l.. =.
Thu, ,,gu!aF meeting y! Huin chapter y"
:, i jli t,e held ~ G.nst T.m,I.:- Hall "'
~. first anL I: lri Wednesday, al each
month. Visiting members arc cordially in
y.i.Si Il, atterd.
Mrs. ALICE SrEELE. ". NJ.
MRS. ". T.. uOwE. >ec'y
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Ri.ivrIy L..rtge. M. II. meets every Tues.
.isv evening u: their hall. ss,r'".; MMin a."l
Granite streets. At O'rl'n.k J.. III. Sd.}''uii'
ing bre i!:-e,s In GOO! >i":!i!I. are c''riia!ly
invited ~ attend.
r.. a. SHAW .Sr"'v.
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Silver How Division, No. =. Regular
ueolin9s SeesH,d Tuesday a. eoch nn0s'iL.
:::O 0'clOek, l.Er MAHuLE. x. X -.
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