The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-10
LOCAL - 4 w = =.
7EcM NeginesEtavza daily.

Frcna Wednesdays daily,
Nice, fresh California E1i:tG resolved {
Crane Il Grcen'& daily.
The Independent reports & new militar
telegraph line from -AAGG:;ginnis 10 Helena.
Singular thar no one thought Of f2nctn
In the reservation until the bill had passed
Benton il perhaps the only town in Mon
tana that can say 1t has buyers who ~
eager to invest il Town Lots, but 40 owner
who wish 10 ee!I.
Tbe railroad has reached Bill!nga, ant
Tho railroad surveyors have reached Ben
ton. No wonder The people Of Benton be
come ylgiIistic when town lots are tll
stakes.
J.w. Maekin, Gold Run; w. 4, Kelly
Asssuaboin1; W. Il. Greenfield. MHrias
! i, Il. Hurley, J. q. 0,Bries1, NieI,s'rc5 j
A &,isi9g. H:@uwood, are among The ar
Gjya;s Ill Vie Overland.
A ocof specimens from t}1a Natioua
Park viii be- exhibited at the Denver E1
position, Bit tine people of Benton ana Vi
cini5y have taken NO steps 70 have speci.
1uens Irgnl ilge h&rhrr mines exhibited.
Dir, ]. W. NJ ulzjn, of Gold Run, cams
In on the Brker coach lasr hight, Dir
M&thin llas not pA;d gss a visit LetoFe ~
solne time. lie reports everything as be.
Ing little quiet just now at the mines.
Quarles Read not books alone, but men,
and among them chiefly slsyself. # thou
and anything questionable there, use the
commentary Of q severe friend rather than
the gloss OF a sweet Tipped dacterer. There
Is more profit in diacastefuI truth than de-
celtful sweetness.
There are said TO be three thousand
town lots on the reservation, the average
value Of which is two hundred dollars
each. Put down the figure ak, add i've
cypliers, and you have the total value Of a
piece Of land that for many years has been
lying idle, and but for the indefatigable
efforts Of Delegate Maginnis would remain
another year Without an owner,
The attention Of our readers is directed
to the advertisement OF AIr. z. @. Roose-
Welt, Wholesale and retail dealer In furni-
ture. MIR. Roosevelt has received an ina
nens9 stock Ut furniture this season, and
every boat that arrives &c our levee adds
to his already large and complete stock.
This il the only exclusively furniture house
In Northern Montana.
The steamer Big Horn brought up an
excursion party OF ladies from Bismarck.
The party consists Of Mrs. Fisher, Miss
Steele, Miss Wilt>ie, Mis- Fisher, Miss
Smith, Mrs. MaraEta ana Miss Maratta.
These ladies made u trip % Benton on the
steamer Dakota two years ago and they
had such an enjoyable time that they con-
el0ded 10 make The trip again.
Mr, J. c. Bothine III assuming the man
agement Of the old and welI-known house
OF Kleinschn1icC du Bro. At this pl1ce,
Wishes to call the attention of The trade and
PUBLIC in general TO the large and complete
NoeE Of general merchandise which le WILL
dispose Of Mt exceedingly low prices. Ii
another column will be found the adveE-
lhement Of Messrs. KEeinschmidC & Bro,
@00 we advise all WHO wish to buy goods
III low prices 60 give them call.
n@niseht OK the steauae. gig TEor1a.
NELSON gaDD, Aiass.r. 1Ae. .Hsxs. CLERK.
The steamer Biz Horn Of The CooIson
A''Ie arrived 1t The levee last night, b1ing-
lug the following passengers and freight;
PASSENGERS.
Nj Elliot, Joan Thompson, WIN. S IN
yer, A. Leahy, Mrs.. Fisher, Miss Steele,
Miss Wtikie, Miss Fisher, Miss Smith,
AFss Narratta, Miss MurrAtta.
FREIGHT.
" 3. Wetzel, $50 packages; ]. snlti-
van, |; D4Ytason & VI 4ltift, il; 1. G. Blker,
l; j. A. Yore, 1; 4 NJ. Hotter s Bro,
z76' Clarke. Conrad & Curun, IL; Mtr-
phy, Neel & Co., 444;; /. q. Baker g Co..
400; Crane 4 Green, !; q. Herman, 81,
a. 7. Gurdn, % W, q. Turner, il; W.
= Alhar, IL El4iaselamiyt i Bro, 2sa;
sahs & Klein, \; d. Kilborn, Il q. A.
nalIles, 2; r. y. Jones, /; j. +, Wood,
T. !. Morrison, Il; \. Nc. Brown, 10; M.
Johnson, 2; II. Z. R5lte, .; Nc. Mttclieli,
". W. Sweet, B; Y. Smith, II, j.. AZ.
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