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The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-01
MONTANA CONDENSED

Benton is to have cigar manutac,or,.
Freighters are in great demand a, T..
Benton. - Fort
Bishop Brewer is now making hi. ann,
al visitatioHs. "''ha'
There h IN immense boom In -:
freights reported. :" river
The Bisnsarck market Is over>hc,,
with Montana potstoes. "ea
The N. p. depot at Glendiye Is 10 \.
fine two'story brick building.
Joe b. Grow, OF Upper Horse Prairie h..
received an agricultural patent. ""'
On the west the N. p. track !. wiki
i67 miles Of the town Of Missoula. '"'
Hazelwinkle, on account Of indisnos;,;.,.
will not visit Montana this season.
In four years the taxable property rs
Montana has increased $1l,76377S
Gallatin County has invested Sam t.
100 acres Of ground for poor farm.
Sunday picnics are having run IN R,,,.
In connection with other wicked doinps
The depot Of the U. and N. at ne.u
Lodge is to BIZ soxl 50 feet in dimensions
The NoytA. West says there is consider,
bic inquiry for building lots in Deer Lodve
Citizens Of Helena are complaining abo,,
professional female beggars bothering them
The Sem. Weekly Miner says the But,s
city council is "degenerating very rapidly.
Oh!
Calamity Jane, notorious Rocky Mount.
ain female, Is running an open house nj
Rosebud. ~
The highest price paid in the TERRITORY
this year. for four.year.old steers was So
per head. '"'
The water in the placer gulches of
Meagher County is better than ii has been
since 1876.
Northern Pacific Railroad lands. not m.
piled for by settlers, have been withdrawn
from market.
The roof ofthe Mullan Bore is CAUSING
trouble on account OI masses of loose rocl
falling down.
The Rizev Press says Captain Norwood
OF the and Cavalry, is about to 90 into the
sheep business.
The Big Horn Tunnel on the N. P. ~
within thirty-five miles Of the scene Of the
Custer massacre.
The Utah and Northern 10 having some
trouble to obtain right-of. way above and be-
low Deer Lodge.
The Deer Lodge Mining Company has
been organized to work the quartz mines Of
Orc Elmo Gulch.
Capitalists are figuring on buying the
Prospect mine, near Virginia City, and 9th.
er mines In that vicinity.
Seven and half tons per day is the base
bullion product Of the Gregory mine, which
Is valued at 5000 per ton.
Last week French Joe had fight with
q bear near Benson's Landing, In which
Joe was severely wounded
On and after July 1st the Butte daily
newspapers will be cut down in size and he
run as narrow-gauge sheets.
Mr.. Wood Of the Indian Department Is
about ready to issue the first number of his
newspaper at Fort Mcleod.
The "3.7-77" movement throughout
Montana has beer productive Of good re-
suits and scattered the scamps.
The Latter Day Saints of Gallatin Coun.
~ passed resolutions thanking Congress
for its efforts in suppressing polygamy.
The Rocky Mountain Messenger, nom:.
nally religious paper, devotes much space
to advertising the beauties and advantages
Of Helena.
Rawhide Bill, James Tiff and Chinan,an
broke out of the Lewis and Clarke County
jail at Helena last week. The white men
were held for stealing horses and the heath
en- for grand larceny. They have been
captured.
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Taken Up.

came to my ranch about March 1st, 1854, one bay
mare about eight years old, branded three halt cir
sies on lett shoulder, left hind foot white up hook.
olazed tace. Will weigh about Loon Ms. Owner is
,q to prove property, pay charges and take
1"s ANNA! away. W.D. DAVIS.
O'ion. May aoth. lSSs. [Ih-sisl
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Taken In.

One black mare bald face, both hind and one front
ee white. left flank and right hip roam, hlotched
h na on right thigh, age about wears. young colt
Owner Is requested to prove property paw charges
an" MAX, G1Ke the animal away. J. ]. l.ol'6iikIpGE
WINS r. o., Beaverhead Co., Mont. [-eI*]
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ORES BOUGHT,

The Iiecla Consolidated Mining Company, will!
buy Gold, Silver and Lead Ore al the best market
orices. Send for Price List.
Assays made at reasonable rates.
II. kNlPPENBER0, Gcnl Man.
Glendale, Montana
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GLENDALE LETTER LIST.
1stof letters remaining IN the Post Office at Glen
dale. Beaverhcad Co.. Montana. for the week end
ingon July the lst, 1854, which If not called for
20 days, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office,
Remington Edward Murry George
Bruce f G Orion lanes
Chapple FL Richard, Cammille,
Jackson William Turner Fred
Stefano, Zerga
Persons calling for any of the above letters will
please sav-sadvertised." ]. C.KEPPLER, r. NJ.
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An lsnp0sslb Utility.

Deserving articles are always appreciated.
The exceptional cleanliness Of Parker's
Hair Balsam makes it popular. Gray hairs
are impossible with its occasional use.
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Taken I'm.

Unc small bay horse, weight about $50. saddle and
collar marked eleven years old, brand Y, very din.
ing property and paving charges. SIM. ESTES.
O'1ot, June %, 1889 no az
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II q TIOR.

G. O. Trask. is my authorized agent to collect and
se''le all accounts due Trask & Graves, and e, n
T TX. All parties owing either above fisms will
maze immediate settlement
Dillon, April s4th, 1854. fII.l
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.

james r. Hills Genuine Concord Harness So per
set, ut John w. I-owelI's.
Secure a 1eCqr1iok Iron 4evQe before they are
all gone. For sale only by John w. Lowell.
T1Y TE - 169
The Double Spiral 0s3zA.ag1
The hest Bed Spring made. Let the agent put a
set on your he'd and after fair trial II they don't
suit you the agent will remove them fire.. Of charge.
@u n ~ Z n u n N.
Please call al the Furniture Store in Dillon and
get prices for new goods which are constantly
arriving. All goods usually kept ut a first class
furniture store will be found here. Thankful for
past favors, etc.
+. w. Blu IRIS.
Oil Paintings just receivedd Dillon.
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NOT For t1a0 Hay Isaol<as
Anea 1GoAeassvvo ox.00n.
As the season Of hay making is drawing near
every ,rnnchman should bear In mind that john w.
Lowell has ON hand u large stock Of those Justly
81 esst n..S.n soornot Iron oxs TIE King y
dollinSsworth Hand Dump Hay fakes. These
&oods nave no superior and with Ia sold at Bed Rock
Frtces. Don't tail to call and examine those articles
before purchasing.
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BORN.
GLENDALE LETTER LIST

GNAETER.-ln Rannack, Montana, June a4,h,
ISSs, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Graeter, a son.
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s.COpp's Mining Code''

for sale at the news stand Of Mrs. Deimling,
Postotice Building, Virginia City. tt
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

=, Fresh Candies and Nuts at the California Frui,
Store.
Plenty Of School Rocks for large and ssna! a,
kirkpatrick Bros store.
Call At City bakery for Ice Cream, fresh home.
made Candy cakes. ETC., etc.
Strawberries, Cherries and Peaches. received by
express daily It the California Fruit Store.
Send in your orders for cakes Of ali descriptions,
which will receive prompt and careful attention at
ron SALE.
A new house, well built, with whole block Of
land, good well and cellar sold cheap for Sash.
A"q""s NJ '"'s once.
DON'T 1DAD T1E10s
Or you will learn that the only 6rst.cass bed Is
made on the Double Spiral Spring, and If you want
on your bcd and II you arc not satisfied he viii take
Them OH and 1t won't cost you cent.
The x-oof az sisS 1Gsa<aans 4.
T1ao MATHIS Whox,oo1.
80 y you want 10 try the Double Spiral Spring.
DON'T fail to let the agent leave with you and Il
you are not suited FL will take them back. No
money received until you try the goods and arc
Good News for Dillonil!
In connection with the City Bakery the proprietor
fou,d' at all times choice selection Of Homemade
CIiAs. MORTON.
" Proprietor.
Ho for the Fourth Of July.
just received large stuck Of Fire Works. consist.
tnx OF Sky Rockets, Norman Candles, Bengal lights.
Balloons, etc., etc. Also large variety of Muslin
Store.
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just received at the millinery establishment Of
Mrs: L. T. Hanson, fine millinery, lace straws that
would delight the hearts Of the young ladies'. beau.
goods, etc.,
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Ho for the Fourth Of July,
The Mccormick Irvine Binder.

The Furniture Store at Dillon is again In full
blast, and all who are in need of Furniture will
ind II to their interest to buy at am selling
goods way down. 4. w. Hurrs
Remember the "MCC0rmiCk Irvine Binder
Is the only machine that has proved itself first
For sale, only, by John w. Lowell.
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"Whese did you get your mule Harness" "Of
8ebrce, Ferris 4 White. Where did YOU supposed
-Four Spring Wagons. with Express Tops, can be
had Of Sebree, Ferris & White.
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-Four Bashed Wire Fence. Plenty ut Sebree, Fer.
yis q Whites,
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Just received at the Dillon Furniture Store. tull
stock Of Picture Frames, Moudings, etc.
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James r. Iiill's Genuine Concord Harness $50 per
set, at John w. LosveiI's.
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Farmers, Attention I

Consult your own interests and buy an "Osb0rne
1aurin and Dillon, Montana. The "Oshorne' Is
built expressly for the Montana trade, and is the
simplest and most durable machine ever offered to
the public. Scc sample machines opposite Chas.
Bliven's stables, Dillon.
LEE GOETSCHIUS.
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The Mccormick Irvine Binder.
Genuine Hills Concord Harness at John w
Lowell's.
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Tho HcCornick Twins Binder. Ruy the McCor.
mick Twine Binder. Sold only by Jno. w. Lowell
Ruy the celebrated Rain Wagon o. Scbree. Fer.
rie Il White. They never change hut stand by the
old reliable.
. Hsrnsssl Why. yes. bong hit that Get Of sebree.
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If you want any pure California
Wines, call at L. G. F. 4 Co.'S.
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Another invoice OF those fine all wool Diagonal
Suits just received at T. w. Poindcxtcr's.
s~>>~~~~~>>>>~>>e
just opened, ut r. w. Poindextev's a new line of
fine Cashmere Suits suitable for Summer and Fall
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s"c1uu'"B suHW Ruuus U MI Ktuues'
Trunks and Valiscs in abundance, varying In
prices from 9s to els, At r. w. Poindexter 3
4 new invoice Of the popular "New Home" sew
Ing machines just received at the Millinery store
Of Mrs. r, Dnvley,
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John Weightman, at Post Office building
has received a new stock Of cutlery, notions,
SC. Call and see them.
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Val Blatz's Milwaukee Beer at l.. c
Fvhrie u Co.'S.
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Croquet and base, bali sets in great variety
at John Weightman's.
Musical instruments just received at
John Weightman's.
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T. W. Poindexter has on hand ane line of Hats
including straw goods of all grades.
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Just received at T. W. Poindexter's a
full and complete stock Of shelf hardware
etc.
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all gone. For sale only 6y John W. Lowell.
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Fireworks Of all descriptions, for the Fourth o.
July, ut John Weightman's.
A fresh stock OF Field Glasses ut John Weight
mans.
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Just received, at John Weight,man's, the
largest stock Of candies and nuts in town.
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Inkstands, Paper weights, Paper knives
Portfolios, School Satchels, and Stationary
in endless variety, at John Weightman's.
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Go to T. w. Poindexter's for y our wal
paper and window shades.
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1000 SHEEP
FOE S.A IL

1ofsr my flock Of sheep, 1000 in mum.
Der, for sale. Will sell in lots to suit fur-
chasers. The sheep are fine 1erino, and
entirely free from scab or disease Of any
hind. Gall ON or address
is. WILSON.
(l99 Glendale, n. T.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05
Jordnn Greek and VICINITY.

Jehiel Frazee has named his boy in honor of ex.
Secretary ]. @. Blaine Therefore, the ehilds name
is James G. Blaine Frazee.
Bill Glen has put new roof on his dwelling house.
Bill is prosperous young farmer.
Mrs. winn, of Mount Pleasant is visiting friend.
in this locality. She is the widow of the late David
VIM, formerly of this County, deceased.
Mrs. VIM. Kelly, Of Republic County, Kansas, is
visiting friends here.
Preparations are being made FOR n general move
among the renting farmers, between this and spring
f. II. Hobbs has rented the Van Curen farm, for the
coming season. and will to that place, instead
Of remaining on the Ed. Eye farm, was reported
last week. Jehlei Frazee will move onto the farm
he bought Of b. p. Curtis. Curtis will move onto
the farm he purchased of L. d. FrOgg; and E. S.
Dunlap, the present occupant of the Frog farm,
will move onto Franklin & Tricks farm, near Mike
Langan's-
There is some sickness, but not OF a very serious
nature.
Dancing parties seem to be the leading social en-
terprise of this neighborhood. There was a dance
near Independence, last week; also, ono at Baltzer
Fenton's, Monday night.
A large number Of persons from this locality at
tended the Masonic entertainment at Doniphan last
Tuesday.
The celebration of the fitch marriage anniyersa-
ry of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Curtis, last Sunday 4
most pleasant affair. The attendance very
large, and the order throughout good, in ac-
cordanee with the occasion. All persons present
exerted every effort possible for the enjoyment of
the aged couple. A bountiful dinner furnished.
of which all partook-and sumptuously. A good
sum of gold coin presented to the aged couple,
while large number of other articles of value and
usefulness given them. LMBrR TwIG.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

The following statement Of William j. COughlin,
of Somervillc Mass, is remarkable that beg to
ask for it the attention Of readers. lie says
Elm the fall If 1876 taken with roleni bleeding
Of he lungs followed by q severe cough. | soon be-
gan to lose my appetite and flesh. was weak at
one time that could not leave my bed. In the sum-
mer Of 1871 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there, the doctors said had hole in my left
lung as big half dollar. Iexpended over hun
drcd dollars in doctors and medicines. l was far
gone at one time a report went around that / was
dead. gave up hope, but friend told of DIR.
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS.
laughed at my friends, thinking that my ease was
incurabe, but got bottle to satisfy them. when,
to my surprise and qualification, commenced to feel
better. My hope, once dead. began to revive, and
toi feel in better spirits than have for the past
three
II write this, hoping you will publish it, SO that
every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs will be in
duced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS, and he convinced that CONSUME
TON CAN BE CURED. l have taken two bottles,
and can positively say that it has done more good
than all the other medicines have taken since my
sickness. My cough has almost entirely disappeared,
and shall be able to 90 to work. For sale by
all druggists 3fsbsl.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05
(.eury CITY Urenns.

Winter has commenced at last. The weather has
been cold enough the last few days, for almast any
one.
The river is full Of floating ice.
Another family moved into town. last week.
Our Sunday School is no more. Too much of rule
or ruin was used its management.
As itrmizcr mentioned few facts. rs ! heard
them concerning the festival IF I made any mis-
takes in that item a Christian would have conc to
INC like a man. and have asked to correct the
mistake; but 1t appears the truth is what they most
feared So the mutual friends got together, and in
that most ungcntcmanlke and unealled-for manner
attacked me in the Chicf. II would be beneath any
one to answer their obscene language in detail. But
yet believe is necessary for to say that their
vituperntion will like boomerangl only injure the
writers, any enc can see that their vile piece
written by some one el.el is the malicious and
revenseful one ever printed in the Chit. will
ling to stand nv merits and do not feel obliged
send out n Sickly appeal to public sentiment" to
back me in my purely personal quarrels with any
en-. do not desire to have n controversy with any
one. much less with the two that signed that article
against me- They have nothing to lose. Two who
never gavs n dollar toward building the church,
should not shout our church" too loud. In the
Donphan items of December LIST, you will find that
the festival was gotten up expressly for preacher
Otto's benefit, and no had any right to the
money for any otLer purpose, under any pretensc
whatever. 1t is easy to see where the wolves in
Sleeps clothing good man needs no cloak to
make him appear better. gentleman Il Chris
tan may he known by his language and daily walk.
lie should try To walk straight. and not stagger.
would refer the toucly two TO the Bible, which they
pretend to believe in and follow Read. it and know
think about it, and yon may become wiser. re-
specially refer you TO the tweHtythrl chapter Of
Matthew Read il all carefully.
CoLLIs b. RoUSDY.
[Nr. Roundy certainly can not claim that the two
gentlemen referred 10, had to reply TO him.
He plainly intimated that they had stolen the money.
They undertook TO explain what was done with it,
and there is nothing unreasonable in their state
ment. There nothing dreadfully disgraeeful
or malicious in this article; nothing at any rate,
worse than his accusation Of stealing the money
ED. CHIEF.l
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05
HIGHLAND SIuw.

John Emery, former Highland boy was down
from Ottumwa, Iowa, shaking hands with his old
friends.
Hubbard & Son taking an inventory of their
stock, this week, having formed a eopartnership
with Bayl. Campbell.
DIR. Hammond moved into the Highland House,
on Monday, and on the following day, his Tom.
and family moved into the same house. also.
Another in Trevett's Court, this week; Ken
nedy & Long versus Jack Devalt.
The winter term Of school at the University was
resumed, on last Wednesday, several new students
being enrolled The aggregate number in attend
anee now is one hundred and ten.
Mr. Rnggles, of Western Kansas, i. up here max
ing the rounds, taking description of the country,
to make Township map. The historical maps will
be publshed in book form, at a cost of ten dollars
each.
Died, at her home, half mile west Of town, on
Monday, the ID inst. Mrs. Thomas aged seventy
one years Her funeral was preached Mt the Con-
gregational church. and her rtmains were then in
TERED in the Highland Cemetery.
An observatory erected the Wildly House,
last week.
Aiss Annie Forbes gave her many friends party,
Friday evening.
Mrs. d. A. seaver gave the young people New
Years party, on Saturday evening. Lrscus.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

II seems strange that any will suffer from the
many arrangements brought ON by an impure eondi-
ton Of the blood, when SC0vILL'S BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP will restore perfect health to the
physical organization. Ii is indeed strengthening
syrup pleasant TO take and has proven itself to be
the best blood purifier discovered. efeetualIy
curing scrofula. syPhilifc disorders, Weakness Of
the Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and Debility. II
eorreets indigestion Ii makes the old feel young.
and the young feel gay and viii invariably drive
out Of the system the many Ills that human flesh is
heir 10. single bottle viii prove to you its merits
4 health repewer. for 1t acts like charm, espe-
caily when the complaint is Of exhaustive nature,
having tendency to lessen the natural vgor Of the
brain and nervous system. 3febsl.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05
UnweIeeme Now. for ,h. p.nocra...


IL il stated that Congress meets, Sena-
tor Malone will introduce resolution directing the
Committee on Finance Of the Senate 10 inquire
whether any State In the Union has repudiated, or
attempted to repudiate, any Of its bonded debt and
whether any Of the trust funds invested by the Uni
ted States in State bonds have been Lost impaired
by the action Of any State. The object Of Mr.. Ma
hone in this is said to be To get back" At
Of his colleagues from the Southern States. who
have visited Virginia to denounee the Keadjusters.
and who have been solieitous for the "aon0r' Of
that State. He will that particular attention Is
paid TO North and South Carolina. o. Hampton and
sssnst si, nv pSs Fandsr re@n !. ,,h en-.
lima has, il is stated. scaled debt Of t6.0oo 900
down less than e. 900 600. and North Carolina has
gone still further in the ..readjnsting- line. The
point il als0 made in this connection that when
Treasurer Gilhllan lately asked Governor Hagood,
Of south Carolina, what his State intended to do
about paying the principal and interest Of the In
dian trust funds invested in 1856 in South Carolina
Bonds, he received reply that the State would
give other bonds in lieu Of them nj the rate Of 50
cents on the dollar. and that this be done very
or they would be barred altogether EashiA9-
Ton Star.