The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-30
Ffom Mondays daily.

Fsom Mondays daily.
Diamond r. Brown is in town.
Fresh hand made cigars at the Eurek,
saloon.
Go TOT. C. Power & Bros for Christ
mas cards.
Dick Brennan has fine lot of fresl
hand made cigars.
| Mr.. w. B. Settle has two nice dwelling
houses for rent.
Mr.. d. G.. Wilkins is in tewn from hi:
ranch on the Teton.
Christmas cards of all sizes, shapes, ant
varieties at L. Y. Power & Bros.
Mr.. D. j. Hogan, from the South Forl
of Sun river, is in town.
The emblematic stone for the Odd Eel,
lows Lodge will be placed in position to-
day.
Ed. Lewis is leading to-day at I. G.
Baker & Co.'s with $4,000 lbs. of mer.
chandise, for their Fort Macleod house.
We regret to announce the death Of the
little baby Of Mr.. John I'll. Evans which
occurred yesterday. The funeral took
place this afternoon at two o'clock.
Ben. swigert arrived from Highwood
with his teams to-day. He brought in 80,
900 lbs. of oats from AIr. G. G, Fish's
ranch, for Z. C. Power & Bro.
There is message at the telegraph Of
flee for w. L. Miller, Judith. Amy per-
son going in that direction will please call
at the office and take it out to him.
Willie Sample, who went to the States
with his father, Ir. A. 2. Sample, did
not return with him, but will remain in
Watseka, Illinois, for the winter, where
he is attending school.
Tickets for the knights of Pythias ball,
to be given at the Grand Union Hotel on
Thanksgiving night, can be had at Crane
& Green's store, and at the Grand Union
Hotel office, on and after tomorrow.
'fhe house being bnilt for the Rev. j.
Mills, of the Methodist Church of this
city, is rapidly approaching completion,
and when finished will make a pleasant
and comfortable home.
A number OF the members of the Odd
Fellows Lodge Of this city turned out yes
terday and helped Mr.. Kellogg, the con-
tractor, with his work. They are taking
advantage of every minute of pleasant
weather to get the building under roof.
From a letter from Mr.. Tweedy, who
is now at Fort Macleod, we learn that
there is considerable building going on at
that place. He is now engaged in build
ing some boats to be used to ferry across
the several streams in that locality.
We learn that John J. Bowles, who was
shot recently on Arrow creek, is suffering
good deal from his woundsslnd that he is
not out OF danger yet. The ball struck
the point Of the hip bone in its passage
through his body and he complains of Sc
we're pain in his leg.
The ssBessien mine No. 9, situated at
the head of Wolf creek, in the Yogo Dis
trict, has been bonded to the Clendenin
Mining & Smelling Company for $25, ,O00.
The owners Of the mine are Henry Henkle,
John Madden, John F. Murphy, John w.
Tattan, and Geo. w. Crane.
A man who calls himself John Hardy
was arrested yesterday by Constable Scott
for disorderly conduct and aonrishing q
pistol. He drew his pistol on different
parties during the day and was having
things all to himself till he fell into the
clutches Of Constable Scott.
A load Of hay in coming through ST.
Johns street to Main, played havoc with
the telegraph wire this afternoon. This
top OF the load caught the wire and pull
cd the insulators Of six polls and scat
tered the wire along the street for two
blocks. Manager Wheaton was out in
8 few moments, busily engaged in ma,
Ali&S ASpaAie'
Horse thieves are abroad in the land
On last Saturday morning two men in the
employ of the Montana Cattle Company
whose ranch is near the mouth Of Sur
river, went out to look for their horses
and came on to two men driving theil
horses away towards the lakes. They fol
lowed the horse thieves to within shor1
distance Of the station, at the lakes, whe1
one of the thieves dismounted and caugh
fresh horse, and while doing so the othe
thief commenced firing at his pursuer
and stood them Off till mis- companion hat
saddled fresh horse, when they rode OF
driving the stolen stock before them, allt
when last seen were making for the line a
fast as their horses would carry them
They got away with about twenty-five
head ofhorses.
| Religious.