The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-30
LOCAL NEW :.
fl Wednesdays daily.

bleigh bells ;t Joseph Sullivan's.
u p. Gilmore, representing Her & Co.,
EOmaha, is at the Grand Union.
Il, &. Her, of Helena, is III the city and
hopping at the Grand Union.
Mr. Van Hale is the happy father of a
ke}ye pound boy. We congratulate him.
.hlessrs. Crane & Green have large as
mment of fine pocket knives, which
Ay are Offering for sale very cheap. ".."
Jnrockery. glassware, harness, saddles,
in great variety at Aleinschmidt q
his, at prices that are lower than the
tyest.
hbe snow storm, we are Informed by
Berator Wheaton, is general throughout
/ Territory, and the indications are that
! will have some cold weather after the
Prnl.
Messrs. Kleinschmidt & BROS. are in
keipt Of a fresh stock Of. fine cigars, and
hir assortment of wines and liquors are
Eual to 4,;v in the Territory. The justly
Eebratc,t .snheuser beer in quantities to
bit purchasers.
Messrs. r. C. Power & BRO. are in re-
Aipt OF a new Concord blackboard and
hge coach for their Barker stage line.
he blackboard will be used this winter
Id the coach next summer when the four
brse stock is put OF. ..-.".-@ ..--.
Hop Lee, the celestial who runs the
Eriental Saloon, was closed up last night
h the sheriff, on an attachment fOr debt
bT. A. Cummings. 4 compromise was
Elected by the attorneys to-day, and Mr..
Rop Lee will again open in Oriental mag
Rficence. A.
/ Mr.. Geo. w. Sample and family, will
kpart soon for the States where they will
bend the winter. They will 20 to Kiss
Fl Mills, Missouri, their old home. We
lust they will return in the spring,
\ Messrs. Higgins & Ayres, the enterpri-
Eng pr0prietors Of the Centre Produce
RarkGt, wish to inform their numerous
Ftstomers and the public in general, that
hey have fresh supply Of Sauer kraut,
hd receive nice fresh Oysters from Heie-
" every day.
\ The knights Of Pytflias dance, WHICH
kkes place on the 30th of this month,
E0uld be we'll attended. No pains will
Ne spared to make it the event of the sea-
ION and as all who have been invited have
kgpitied their intention Of attending, it
klh certainly be grand affair.
/ Mr. A. ?. Sample returned from the
Rtates last evening, where he has been
Fith cattle which he made q successful sale
II. Mr.. Sample came BY the Northern
Pacific Railroad and BoZeman, and was IN
sraIroad smash-up near Lone Tree sta
Fon, but fortunately sustained no inJu-
Fes.
Nr. Wm. Murphy who arrived from
Voc Kipp's place on the Marias, informs Us
.Raaat he left three head Of horses and one
EAnle there that were taken frem war
party Of Blood Indians. He turned tins
Fnimals over to Joe kipp, who now has
Rbem in his possession. Joe Kipp will be
IN Benton In a few days and a full des.
fription of the animals can be got from
PIN then by parties who have lost any
gloTaes In the vicinity, or have reason tt
eRrpogc that these horses belong 70 them
/ The Piegans are moving dowsa the Marla
Fn force, and are killing cattle on the DE
Puyer and on the reservation the other sid'
Eof the Marias. Itlooks as though they hat
FRatrnctions to kill any cattle found OF
Fhe reservation. It is about time tina
Romething Was done by parties interested
10 pat stop to this wholesale slaughter Q
P2a%tle. no. only III the MHrias district, bu
complaints are coming from the Judltl
Ihasin that either Groa VeDtres or Crow
EEare at the same business, and In this cas-
Tlheir depredations are not committed q
hea Indian reservation, but in countr.
Thrown open to settlement. 1t looks nov
Eas though Mr. Indian was having every
Hte:ag his own way and emboldened b
their immunity from punishment there
% telling where their deViltry Will eease
H"l.o the poor Indian ia allyery pretty
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