The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Legal blanks in large or small onantitie
for sale at the RECORD office.
4 large and complete assortment of III
safes at T. G. Power & Bros.
Chas. Fl. Boyle, of Highwood, sI,ipDet
Iu.l 400 lbs. Of oats to L. c. Power Il Bro
to-day.
Tom. Ticknor's teams loaded with Goa
from Castner's mine, At Pittshurg, came in
to-day.
VIM. Berkenbuhl is in town, he came
IN from the Elbow to-day where he has
/ been with some cattle.
z. G. Power & Bro. have the exclusive
sale of Burt's ladies' and misses shoes
andsBurt & Mears boots and shoes,
Jim Nright's bnll teams are loading to-
day at [. G. Baker & Co.'s with merchan-
disc for their store at Fort Calgary, North
west Territory.
Jimmy Deere bought u large stock Of
wines, liquors, and cigars at Z. c.. Power
& Bro. g, and will take them to the Judith
where he will open a saloon.
Mr.. I. /. Morgan will go to the Barker
District Tomorrow for a few days, and on
his return will go to Poplar river to re-
sumo charge Of 7. G. Power & Bro. 5
store at that place.
Messrs. Ringwald Bros. & Co. offer for
sale theilentire stock Of iewelry watches,
clocks, silver and plated ware at cost, to
close out their business here This is a |
rare chance for purchasers. Call early and
see their immense stock and low prices.
"Blacl1 Weasel the Piegan chief, the
murderer Of Malcolm Clark, has sent in
word to Sheriff Healy that he will fight be- |
fore he will be taken. This Indian is the |
principal soldier chief of the Piegans and
has large following, and is liable to make
trouble il he is not squelched.
Messrs. |. G. Baker & Co. are this day
III receipt OF a large and complete stock OF
general merchandise, including hats, caps.
boots, shoes, clothing, and ladies goods of
Ill styles and varieties. These goods were
oought this fall and have Just arrived from
1oW Island, and are the latest styles from
he East. The public are invited to inspect
hese goods and note the bargains offered.
Mr.. Philtnder VogEe, who has just rc-
nlned from the judith Basin, reports that
'ul1a!o are plenty between the Judith riv-
I aud Arrow creek. The boys want to be
.ettlng their running horses ready. The
Fnl1alo a1t closer than they have been for
ears.
Mr.. Paris Gibson had valuable sheep
og poisoned recently on his sheep ranch
n Belt creek. The dog was valued at
80, and it is supposed he got some poison
ut out for wolves. The practice of scat I
erfng poison around settlements for the t
7W wolves that can be found there should
stopped, as the loss Of sheep d ogs is a 7
erlous one, as they are depended upon in .
'lnterto a great extent to keep the sheep z
'om scattering. g
A party under the leadership of Sheriff :
ealy, will start in the morning for the !
Id Agency, where they will be Joined by
'ne of the Teton stock men, and thence
i'll 60 to the Piegan camp to effect the !
rest Of some Indians who have been kill :
ns cattle and stealing horses from the
orth. This is a good move and will
I'VE salutary effect upon these lawless
arauders who are making the boundary :
ne cloak for their deviltry. It is well :.
1oWn fact that the Indian police belong :
g to the Blackfoot agency, whose duty .
IS, and who are appointed, clothed and =, -
q by the Government for the purpose of
'eserVing law and order amongst their :
ople, are deeply concerned in these out
ges and are committing them quite as - -
uch as any other Indians. =. -