The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-03
From Thursdays Daily. j


! tonnes, Buntlngs, etc. /. q. Baker 4 20
! Colts and Smith & Tesson reyolyers q
tile very latest patterns can always bt
found at ikingWald Bros. d Co.'S.
I IL. Solomon, Murias; 4. Nathan, San
Francisco; w. 7. I5urcher, Sun River are
among The arrivals TT tile Overland
Miners who are in want of very fine
quartz glass can have them sent by mail
by addressing Rinswuld Bros. 4 COS.
n. Bailey, Helena; j. 5. Randall, Du-
puyer; Geo. II. Muliery, Chestnut; John
Ieaiy, 5an francisco, are at the Choteau.
z. Q. Power & Bro. are making extern
siye preparations and in Il few days viii
have their mail order department. il COM
Flete running order. .=s
Nelly Sinms (colored) was sentenced to
ten days in tie county jail for using OBJ
scene and profane language and otherwise
disturbing tne peace. .@.
Sergeants IiIly, Massey and Moore Of
the 18bh Infantry, Fort Assinaboine, Went
down the river on the steamer Rose Bud
10 attend lhe lreedmore target shooting.
Judge W. z. Burcher, Of Sun River, ar
rived il Che city to-day. The Judge Wis
impressed with the decided improvement
iii our city since lis last visit here two
Years ago.
Dick Brennan has telegraphed to the
j. NJ Brunswick & Balke Company, Chi
cago, for a Monarch fifteen ball pool table.
These tables are the finest made, and when
1t arrives Wlsl be all ornament 10 his place,
VIM. Leach was brought before Judge
TattAu This afternoon and plead guilty to
the charge OF disturbing the peace and e1-
posing his person on the public streets.
He was sentenced to 80 days in the county
Jail.
Mr.. James Fisher, who had his leg bro
ken and ampnta5ed recently at Sun River
while in the employ Of Messrs Main &
Dennis, has 90 fat recovered us TO be able
10 GET out. lie rode UP TO Fort Shaw q
few days since.
ID. g. Browns teams will bring down
40 900 pounds Of lime from the Dearborn
il it IA ready to sh5p when the teams pass
there. 70 show what demand there is
for lime here, we will Simply state that it
is I'LL sold now.
There was no Democratic Primary held
1T the Sun River precinct On tile day des
ignate.l by the Central Committee, for the
reason that all the voters were away.
There will be one held, however, as soon
lis they return, and delegates elected.
Tne marrow gauge train on which Judge
Wade and family came from Ogden met
with quite sInash-up five miles this side
Of Dillon. Although the. passenger car
was thrown from the track and turned
over, fortunately no one was seriously
injured. d.-I11depe1den
ITr. Harris, formerly Of Cooper i Har-
lis, sheep growers on the Dnpllyer, has re-
turned from the States accompanied by his
father, from Memphis, Mo. 4 younger
brother Of Mr. Harris il en- route to the
Hith $50 head Of cattle recently
purchased i'll the Territory.
Mr. Jonas Jones has bought outhis part
nerzs ls>1f. ha11aal9 interest = 1f1e1l, fsls'
of cattle, numbering about I 300 head. Mt.
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M11e1s IT, ',s,s :. j, ~, =. { -4, 1asa H.
IL -. sas5 Io@afe tfa on tHs pupuTer creek
range.
1FoIznis1tf ~ 4is ratnrn from the
Nav Aaeoey where he has been with bis
teams. met i war party Of four Piegans
WHO lad iii their possession twenty head
of horses which thaystated they had stolen
from fhe. Grows. AJf. Mcknight did not
aay oi le Aorses ~ s1lsie.ore