The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24
From Mondays daily.

From Mondays daily. ....
y indian brides at Joseph Sullivan's.
Cranberries, fresh >cranberries at L. {
= Power & Bros.
The celebrated brands. Of. Yum. yum
, and Put. q cigars att. g. Power & Bros.
9 1lr. Edward Eeister and nteces, of til
SIon1in, stayed over Sunday i'll the city q
S the Grand Union Hotel.
Hon. Joseph a. Baker left tie city thi
morning i'll T.. nFiy eonveyances fo
Chestnnt an&7t51a. Missouri valley.
Mr.. 0has. e. Griffith returned FROM Mr.
j. Il. Charchill;s ranch: to-day, where h
has been for some days Surveying
Operator Wheaton hasgsgonq Ito Cor:
Creek fora few days Dul9hg bis absence
his place will be filed by Mr.. Chase from,
the Coal Banks -
I. @. Power 6 Bros train, Tom Clary
Wagon-masler, has loaded for Fort Bel
KNAPP witI1snAarehanttis for their store At
tina: place. .-.--...--z
/ Mr. James Deere. who has been IN I.
G. Power G Bros. store at Fort Clageett,
fer some time is=in town, on his way to
his old home III California.
Tingley's teams, Ben. Short wagon
master, loaded with s., 900 pounds Of gen
eral merchandise At T. G. Baker & Cos,
for their Fort NTaclaG1 F0usa
Our neighbors at Maidenyille are nay-
ing lots Of snow and cold weather. The
thermometer recently resiSte,;ed Ten de-.
gress below zero there.
Mr.. Joseph S. Hill departed for White
Sulphur Springs zthis morning on i busi-.
ness trip for T..C. Power J5 Bro. Mr.
Hill will retu1.ll15ia .Bi : sspring Geek
Tae "Frontier Glub'7 at 1ielr meeting
Saturday night, decided 10 give the first
Of their series Of receptions on Friday
evening next, at the Grand Union Hotel.
Mr.. Smiths rackinaw that started
down the river recently. was eight DAYS
getting to Fort Claggett, and the boat
WAS D2dly smashed by the ice.
Some freighters are loading for For
Macleod to-day, as one Of our leading mer
chants expressed it, s<tIley have got sand
to start o4 50 long q trip SO late in the |
season."
/. 6. Baker & Co.'S. train Doc. Spur
geon WAgon-master, will arrive from /
Cow Island tomorrow. They are bring
ing up al the freight left there BY the 7
steamboats, this fall
The entertainments given at Fosters
Comique are very good and are well atten-
led. We understand chat. Foster will
move into one Of the new brick buildines
to be erected on Main street when COM
oleted
Messrs. |. 6. Baker &c Co., have .recei-
fetl another large lot Of lumber. It is 60
ng last and parties who want lumber must
'all soon aud make their purchases be-
fora il is al sold. 4.
Nike Lynch=was brought before judge
sattan this afternoon for examination. He
vas placed under bonds of ST 900 to await
heaction OF tf bra nj inv a,I,at5 80. F
vas "assault with ) f1eas1]x, uo.,,o,, - ], :
arr ro,,,a- - 4
aore. Mt. Matkin has been quite sick lor
ONE time, bit Il improving rapidly. He
Ejll take a position in the. Grand Union
Eotel u aoo6 as his health. wall permit
GEORGE Sam nlt.,s +,.ai, laaa,.z .4.,n ), I
,ower g Bro. O psl,a- 80 g 49,. = r. = q
TackerIia 6 Cos T trod,1 ! ), 49,, :. i
i 1TaidenyiIIa With nsre,,. ~: ~ ~, :. Il
H. vii, bsf,a l.,ss IL ~. l.ls $
lake this season. IIa will wintal. on the
1dlth, !
Joseph sullivan, the saddle and ka,nass :,
Isl; i receil}s today af .laf ! :,
! new goods from san Franz 4 cisco ..tmona I
,eln We noticed Spanish .snnrs sy.;x,.I
riats. ladies fancy riding ,qhins s1a;ah /.
II team bells. cor,I;E 6 ard !. III -,
'mp1etc stock Of saddfary hardware