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The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
PERSONAL.

P.J. Kelley, was in town this week.
VIM, Mcintosh, Of Red Rock, was IN
town.
Miss Dena Erickson, Of Deer Lodge, is
visiting friends in town.
Pat Dempsey, Of Bannack, was looking
about Dillon, Tuesday.
WIN. Rowe, of Bannack, made short
visit to Dillon this week.
n. F. Reinhardt went to Idaho this week
in quest Of horse thieves.
Mrs. Taylor, Of Salt Lake, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Kelley.
Mrs Mary Soper, Of Salt Lake, Is the
guest Of Mrs. c. L. Thomson.
!. E. Horton, who has been at Missoula
for several months, is at home on visit.
r. P. Tibbets,o Virginia City, manager Of
the Virginia Mining Co., was in town Tues
day.
A brother Of R. B. Smith, from Malad,
Idaho, stopped in town few days, this
week.
B.F. White went to Malad, Idaho, on
"Wednesday evening for weeks visit with
his wife and children.
Tom Ravenscroft and wife, Of Argenta,
were in town this week, seeking medical
aid for their sick child.
Mrs. L. Kupfer and her son Harry left
Tuesday evening tor an extended visit to
her old home in Germany.
Jack D. Hathaway, advance agent for the
Leonard Grover Troupe, was in town
Thursday in the interest Of his troupe.
Mrs. c. A. Lewis arrived Saturday eve.
ming, from Miles City, and will remain un.
til after the examination Of her husband.
| Chas. Wing, who has been stopping in
Dillon for several months, left for his home
at Davenport, Iowa, Wednesday evening.
| VIM. Wallace has returned from Elk
Horn springs, at the head Of Grasshopper
where he went to try the effects of the water
on his rheumatism.
Sam'l Word, Of Butte, was in town telling
friends what he knew about the Willard
feast business. Mr.. Word returned 10 Butte
to look after the fighting interests Of the
U. & N, and attend to other professional
duties.
Miss Kate McRoberts, who has been
spending the summer in Dillon, received
a telegram, Wednesday telling her to come
home Immediately. She accordingly took
the evening train for her home at Sioux
City, Iowa.
Mrs. S. Word and sons. Willie and Lee,
Of Virginia City, after short stay in Dbl.
Ion, left for the east, Tuesday evening, in
company with Mrs. Morris and family.
Mrs. w. and sons will spend the winter In
Ann Arbor, Mich, where Willie ana Lee
will attend college,
w. w. Morris, wife and children, of Vir.
ginia City, were in town day or two this
week. Mrs. Morris and children took
Tuesday evenings train for the east, and
will winter In Kansas City. Mr.. Morris
left for Pony, where he IS interested in sew.
eral ''onanzas, and will spend his leisure
moments in keeping the susceptible youth.
from the evil ways Of the night herd.
John Smith, who for the past two wears
has been engaged ON the ranch Of Poindex
ter y Orr, started for his home, in Ohio
last Sunday evening, accompanied by Mr.
Morrison, who came out last spring. Sew.
eral ofthe hands, from the ranch, came &c
town to see the boys off, and when the trair
came in they carried Smith bodily into thu
cars, greatly to the amusement Of The merr,
crowd Of friends.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
THE GROVER COMEDY COMPANY.

The Leonard Grover Comedy compan,
closed Its season Of four nights, last night
to houses by considerable numbers large,
than with which they began. The compsn,
have succeeded in establishing a stronger
reputation than any other of recent times
We have spoken from day to day. Of the in.
d'H'dual merits, and there remains simply
to add that while the personality is no,
large, there has been greater number OF
distinctly excellent artists than any com.
rany which visited US in several seasons.
and the Growers may rely upon a cordial
reception when they return to Butte
Miner.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

The Boston Co.rier says Of the famo,.
Drum Lnmmon mine, near Helena: "Imou.
Inc a body OF ore 100 feet deep 400 feet lone
and 20 feet wide standing above the bottom,
Of the wines; multiply these together NM, ana
divide BY II. which will give the numher -.
tons. and you have $4,000 tons OF ors -,
worth a profit OF at least $,s per ton. or
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

Bucks for sale.
Final entry notice.
Sale Of County Bonds.
Local-Dr. Wagner.
Stock brand-John Beech.
Grover Comedy Company,
Estray notice-G. w. Bailey.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS,

a car load Of fine syrups just received at L. C..
Fyhrie 4 Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

DR.. =. R. Wagner, Dentist, Of Dillon
will be at Sheridan Wednesday and Thurs.
day Of next week, October grid and 4th,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

II yoi desire good straight whisky and cigars call
on L. e. Fyhrie q Co. before buyinx elsewhere.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

a car load OF oat NEAL corn meal and rye -four.
just received at L. G Fyhrie = Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

have g choice Berkshire and Chester White
pigs which will sell ut reasonable. prices.
j. ]. OlNGl.EY.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
sCAB IN sHEEP-.-4o YEA RS OLD.

Coopcr's Sheep Dipping Powder has been in use
for!y years. 1t dissoivcs in cold water. Does not
evapnrate from the wool like carho,c dips. TN.
like tobacco dip it is uniform strength. Does not
stain the wool. Costs less than half the price
of other dips, and is in a small u,aSs. ANY per.
apply it with certainty, and when used ac
cording to directions is in its effects and harm
less to the sheep. For further particulars address,
klKKPATklCk BIOS, Agents, Dillon, NJ. 7.
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JUsT RECEIVED, at Mrs. Ianson's, ladies'
and children's merino underwear, in red
and white; vests, pantlets and union suits.
Also muslin underwear. A good assert.
nient.
Are you made miserable by Indigestion, Con.
stipa ton, Dizziness Loss oi Appetite Yellow Skin:
Shiloh's Vitazer IS a positive cure,
sold at Dillon drugstore.
why Will you coug. when Shiloh's Cure will
give nnc itc relicf. Price cents, cents and ST.
Sold ut Dillon drugstore.
HhilOh'x CatArrll Resnedy--a positive cure for
Caarrh, Diphtheria and Cankcr Mouth.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
"Hackmetaclk" is lasting and fragrant per.
fun,e. Price az and 90 cents.
Sold At Dillon drugstore. .
Hhil0h's cure will Immediately relieve Coup,
Whooping cough and Bronchius.
Sold At Dillon drugstore.
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New pork sausage at Murray 4 Readicksr's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

Mrs. l.. f. Hanson has four nicely furn,she
rooms for rent,in her new building. near the mliner
store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

Beautiful fall STYLES Of patron hats and bonnets
just received AT Mrs. L. f.. Hanson S. Also z. phyr
| ladies' and chidrcn's wooden hose, etc.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
We are Preparing to Move into Our
New Store.

IN consequence we nre selling all kinds of ay,er.
chandisc ut the lowest l'ossiGls 1MnrOiss.
Now u the time tn buy CLOTHING. HATS
BOOTS and SHOES CHEAP.
You want Q sewing machine do not neglect /.
call On ktkkrATkiCk BRos Dillon, Mont.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

Browns PEPsIN Tonic Is the best west
ern remedy for Dyspepsia, oppression att. :
eating. loss Of appetite, head ache &c. Ore
trial will prove our assertion, to your salts
faction.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
TO THE LADIES.

Mrs. I. E Hanson has returned from visit IN Salt
Lake City. at which city she made purchases of new
xasd: The ladies especially invited 10 call and
erv Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

Prom the undersignca, two ponies One darl
hay horse. branded on ici shoulder. and onr roai
mare branded :. On lett shoulder; white face ant
feet: a reward ct Ss pss head Is offered for infor
nation which will lead to their recovery.
Dillon, Anx, aath s8S3. r. DUNLAP.
3A-3S
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

.A0104OOs Single al Double, Buggy
EEMs'n Seaxs OF Flow, Cheaper than ever at SEsRRx
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

L. e. Fyhrte 4 Co.. always have a car load o
beer in trancet.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

You can buy all kinds If goods low, ut Kirkpat.
:ck,s sow, as they are getting ready TOR their new
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

why will you cougi. when Shiloh's Cure will
give relief Price 10 cents. 80 cents and 81
Sold ut Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
DRIVING BUG0IEs.

We wan so0n have some more Of thnse nice side.
har TOP Buggics. Call and examine them before
In tDse market.
TH1 lonN w. LOWELL X,Aa0,s Co
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

shiloh. Catarrl, Relneely--a positive cure 70
Calsrrh. Diphthcria and Cankcr Mouth.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
FENCE CONTRACT TO LET.

From ten to fifteen hundred rods For particulars
sec PssiL SUMMON. Bannacp, r. as.sS
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
NOW IL THE TIME /,

1 will sell sll kinds Of goosls ut greatly
~ 70 nsovt0y into my New Store. CruCk.
cry. Glassware, Hardware, stoves, Tinwwre.
en0oP o0r cash. q. w. DART.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

Proposals will be received for the building of :,
ditch, canal, by the undersigned. For full par
ticulars enquire OF d. Lamont James Murray D,l
lon, Mont.
Jas MURRAY.
d. LAMONT.
G. W. DART, and Others
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

Do No, forget that Mrs. L. H. Hanson has larry.
N stock and is selling Hats and Bonncts this
spsasg than ever. New Minery received every
week. Hair Goods. and ready made Princess
Wrappsrs cheap. Ladies' Und.rwear. New sup.
Ply " ~ Halls c.xsets, which sell rapidly and
give satisfaction. Prices n suit evesyops.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

a new lot Of kitchen and dining.room
chairs just received at the Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
~ O~ oooao4

Mrs. L e: Hanson IL In receipt Of more Sprins
Goods. Of all kinds.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

We still have one Of these celebrated Case a9ita.
t0rs On hand, which we will sell ut q bargain.
Please call, or address
TME JOINS w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
Dillon, Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
New Advertisements This Week,

New pork sausage at Murray 4 Readicker'.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
A NCIENT ORDER OF UNITED
"A WORK MEN.
. 9 9 q Q Q Q Q Q

To -4drertisers: Office RMles.
Ads, in special positions al special prices.
Transient ads. must be paid for IN advance.
"A COPY Of the paper is rot gratis tn advertisers
Ali bills for advertising are due at the end OF
ZACH quarter.
Quarterly changes are allowed in regular yearly
Ids. II more than four changes are made in any one
ID, charge for composition will he made.
L. G. Fyhrie 4 Co carry the largest and best
-,ock Of tobaccos il Montana. Get our wholesale
.sices.
We will shortly have a full supply Of buggies and
"arriages .nanuf ctured by the Abbot Carriage Co.
hicago. Ill. Call and examine them before 2ur
.hasinX elsewhere, as they are the best made.
The JOHN w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
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Another car load Of those Rushford farm wagons
ast received at the warehouse of
THE ]. w. L. w. Co.
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The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

you want to buy cheap for cash and get only
hoy close, and give their customers the henctit,
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S0s Broke, Saddle and Work Horses Tor sale.
Enquire OF Kirkpatrick Bros, Dillon, Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
0ERx1ra ooona

The Caldwell WaXOn fS sale by Geo. w. d.
Call and examine these Wagons.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

ny nW10 II you arc gong to do any fail
Tu" ~ blowing, yOu wNnt ono Of those
vv0s incompatible "Cassady Sui Rvs
at SxsaEs, FERRIS WHirx's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

hne assortment Of WALL. PAPER u,st re
ceived ut G. l.. Thomscn's California Fruit Stxe.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

lnnSf BY the bushel or car load. At KIRK.
W PATRICK BROS. >'' - '>''>~'
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29
NEWEST AND BEST WAGONS.

New Flowers and Hats gust received At Mrs
L. e. Hausnns.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

"Hackmetack" is a lasting and fragrant per
fun,e. Price az and 90 cents.
Sold ut Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

Hhi10h's cure will Immediately relieve {
Whooping cough and Brnchihs.
Sold At Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

Having purchased the lumter busioess Of Green 4
Watess ve wiicontinue the same at the old stand,
and will carry full and complete stock Of rough
.ad dnisaed lumber. doors. sash, blinds, mouldnxs,
building papa. etc., ETC., all Of which will be sold q,
he'd rock prices.
"avi"g the largest and best equipped steam plan.
asg mih In the Territory. prepared to furnish
special jobs OF any kind short notice and guar.
aa1ae satisfaction In all cases.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-29

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= ~
az
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49, ISIl IN
= E'EE.s'ssssss'' 80
.o.s -. ha.S I: XII .. .'ese Ccenraseo Ease agita'
Please call: q address 9. !.
Dillon, Montana.
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.se pa1enascd .ae 'u"sr ou'ioe:s Of Green 4
.'e.' "e ~n'eontnae the same ut the old stand.
.as @ sy- ~" ."o complete ssock OF rough
-. ."'""c~ 'u'"se'' ooo'>s sash' minds, nouIdinxs,
'e Ss roc. prices
s.~ ;,, /. ~. ."o os1' eqo'pped s'esm plan
special jobs Of any kind, on short notice and puar.
asAse satisfaction in all cases.
MONTANA i ...naa = P.oDcc. Co.
m ANAea nyou arc xomr to do INV fail
III vuwA blowing, YOU want one n .ho ".
y VvvO0 {ncn.nnarnhle s.Ts..snT. S,,,s". \
at sxsssx. Fsss's 4 WHlrn's.
W. HNo- ~ LET
From ten to fifteen hundred rods. For nor,;c,,,rx
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Cit. :. ,,-..,,
EE..n ota9e OF ficw' Cheaper than ever at SEsRHE,
SeWW4S u " HuT38s
,1ARe WIRE, At your own pr.ce, At sss.su,
a~o >.
llnaee ~ the bushs, or car. load. :, x,nx.
PATRICK bros " ~
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1y to arrive. at SssnSr. F.:s,s W",Kxsss snort
-. 80. 1.,,-~ -:
s;r:s: S; s s.s s.s s:s
Alse Winchcster ride and double b.rr.led shc,,
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w> -. p... =.
We no preparing 90 move Into Our
New Store.
chanlisc 1t the Losccse PossiIls MMrSi i ~ '"s'
SCOTS and SHOES cH FIX xHPp.o'"iN'' HATS
y You want sewing machine do not neglect Ia
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Rt98 For AalA.
.,,
rixs which win sell M reasnnahis nr;c,. WINK
j. +. DlNo,kv.
~. xoa can buy al kinds Of goods low, at Kirkpat.
.cs. sow' as they are getting ready tor their new
's'
If vou wan, =, Inv rh..., e. -
Ss ss, Claws s xas 20 to krkpatricks store They
%. Broke, Saddle ind Work Horse. for sale,
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NOW - THE TIME
r.A..si ,. vi. ~! kiads 81 Eoods ct greatly
ry I" ssorvin. ;n .cr smsrsy a"y:: prsPsratc-
xrv esios.,v... ~ y. ~ N0w Sts.Ie: CsOcN'
ssi III kinds Of Fsr,ninE impicsncnts,'
IN r,,,. 1.n,~.
NJ. u..-,-
Lake Civ. At which e.x sS .ns v.. =. n,s
stas.da Tke I,I;., No.. ..:s1 =. Iii ~
sxasuioe thr new stnrL inst r...;...I 49, ~. W:
ery SiM. .'~~ '""' 'sss''e" ~ o"e 1''''""'
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D0AVAN0 bUU0AG0s
t.~ rc~ m1.,. ""vc sH'ms 'oss o! tnnss nice side.
HaI0as,ox elsewhere. We warrant them the best
." w. ~ssAet. -
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New Flowers and Hats gust received At Mrs.
. 80 ~ ""osm y
NEWEST Avn nssr w.oo~.
n. c.,a...,, ,,,....- 900.
e.. 81 caldwell Waxon, s;,s sale by Geo. W. Dass.
-" ~" e@as"s"e taesc WSSons.
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o3E&319Gk oooD0.
sps.ss 'ns s; evs. New Milli'ss:y received every
Wrappers cheap. i.adss ueS.rysar .oe New :'a.
Ply oa IN: Halls e,xsets, which sell rapidly and
give satisfaction. Prices 70 suit svssy"''s.
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-04

z 5 SdeaS -las eas ctleas ami
miaeys did aeS uale>asf3 .NtEae le
Baclfs u ele ~qlk Nj keoaeJL q e
N9aEaa tfs1e-cA &C. 5 engaged
&ams bal ehe anHeeNoa tht- be was
rvPfeeocRg q s.geoof.a 4fvcses
che9e an Id ao5 lee1n & a preis
aAe nsesnnsns .cs gar psa Wlie
&c have not been able % ase the
amount a~ecesSay D. paw pr Frc1lc-
M -ls ssei sagraung % He nsetocl
IA This soES. &C are ecn5dclI sae.
me great Advantages gainet bereos
are understood me deaoieacy. Ssec.
Si1 be uAsed Approaching ae oeae-
ar hs tQApa and Asulct sil derive
fom saca a method 0i placing a. be.
lore the Beopie d INC Eas las seot
copies ~ R.aced Ia 91e eastern Rablt
hbEares ale MNHNl Ae3uS ha
sxea a a0se payable b dae MgHaa,
Historical Company 2R the appeaT
1nee n Tie woES
Al ach n WISH a copyO this sges
agFasRg can secure ono by deP0sl
ng $40 @ilh Mr. l. &ianger am
leasong addfesS ~ saci means ~
mas Dc able - nase ale ~delcienc'
Al our hide aeighe0ES inciudin
Aadersoasale, RsedsoSs NagnnI
c2stoaw0od and al the cp,yns d a0s
ia TIE 1erniozy as aakhg hold d n
malter ~alh a ail AMI - ougi
Maden
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-04
lngrsOlI on Money.

Bob lngersoll has q pointed way OF
putting things. In q recent letter on
tse currency question, he says I'VE
are told, however that the Government
can create money. This deny. The
Government produces nothing it raises
no wheat, no corn; il digs no gold, no
silver. IL is not u producer, 1t Is a
consumer. Tho Government isa perpet-
unl pauper that has TO be supported by
the people. IL Is constantly passing the
contribution plate. The MAI who passes
it, I admit, has a muskct with him, but
nj the same time the Government Is sup
ported by these contributions. You
cannot live opon the promise OF your
own government any more than you
could live upon the notes Of your hired
man-any more than you can live upon
u bond issued 10y occupants of the
county poorhouse. You cannot live
upon that which you have 10 support
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-04
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

II has been a question in the minds
many - to the proper method Of put
ting the various Judicial and County
tickets Tor delegates 10 the Constitu-
tional Convention in the field, but, as
will be seen below the question is set
tied by the Chairman Of the Repubi-
can Central Committee, who has issued
q call for republicans to hold primary
and county conventions and chooae
their delegates, This call will doubt
less be followed by ono of smillr i'm
port 10y the Democratic Committee
Although this method, OF the two
great parties placing their lavorite
Candidates IN the field 10 be elected 10y
thetr constituency, has an Appearance
of %parisanshin II Is undoubtedly the
beat and QU,csest means OF proceed
urr. II men ct in lgmeat ana good
common sense of either patty, are
elected they VII not al oN ther plrr-
san plciudiccs influence them IN any
way. We hope taat such men wll he
chosen and that they VII adopt =
constitution TOT the government OF the
comias state %. Montana, that VIII
.icac,t credit ON their woIk, in all
failure umc
We herewith produce a portion OF
the Republican cad;
\ Convention 90 consist Of Il Dele,
eatrS uum tine Judicial Districts and
COUNTIES of the Territory at Montana Is
a,puintcd pN law Ia assemble at tht
IAlltal at tue Territory Ou tine TAN day
All january, A. u lS>t to tgauc and
adolt q Constitution Tor the tutur,
state of Montana The elvVtion Of
the,t delegates ~ appointed 20 oc held
an tac uln day W AoNcmocr. \ a.
t>N, al thc VARIOUS elections prvcluvt'
rnrvoshuut thc lvtnyp,N. ttvnlUdlNit
d,,tliN Is vutit,,I 10 tNo dctvkttcS
t~,c,vSatce are appointed 60 the various
COUNTIES At tlv tvrgtto,N Is follows, 90
Nu.
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-04

Owing. doubtless e. some hande,
at Custer station al Junction ClN, oug
regular opatens" ddHa, aruve IN time,
aud Nc are Obliged 20 use an old one
kept on hand ,eg an emergency OF 'h,s
Kind W. trust lt vii not oe,ag AGAIN.
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-04

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The Mineral argus., 1883-10-04

HSN lrag \I,hU,N Nanoaal tA,k
pRp syst Ss2,Q2& ~,
Nothing Ike having yhe pstoaal
tFeaSaS % ,haN oa b Noa t,vg aGpc
lpaye seeuaS Ngyas s,ca, SN-$t,
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-04

&l1eg> rs soou, 70 ernest Sts22o
A>>@ hoe>c S&o0o nm bonds hans
heea eNacl ana gAr ba,3pcc has tcca
subscribed ey ,he HON hN1cavN
&,aes> Goo1 Nv baIRss and yhe
klph NVI,v(A
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-04

\ Glen1Ne iugy aaRs tor two DAYS
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-09-05
IIO2li0 Items.

Ixonia station shows quite business
revival with two new elevators in course
of erection, one owned by III. E. Hum.
phrey and the other by P. J, Nordeen.
A large amount of grain is expected to
be bought during the season to supply
them.
The cheese factory fourishes and turns
out from s to 10 cheese a day. At the
Roberts factory from 6 to s cheesessa day
are manufactured, making it lively in the
dairy line.
Threshing has given satisfactory re-
suits thus far to the farmers, their spring
wheat turning out from fifteen to twenty
bushels an acre, with other grain in pro-
portion, except winter wheat, which
falls greatly short of expectations.
The high water has prevented the
cutting of a single ton of hay this season
along the bank of the river where hun
dreds have been secured heretofore, a
very serious loss to the farmers in the
vicinity.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-09-05
Death of SeaOeU Keyes. ~

Sewell Keyes, one of the early settlers
of Watertown; entered into rest at his
home here last Sunday night, September
ID, 1883, in the S4th year of his age.
Ten days before his death he was stricken
with paralysis and gradually sank under
the painful visitation until relieved of his
suferings by the grim messenger. Mr..
Reyes was born in the town of Putney,
VT, March Sd, 1900, and when two years
old removed with his parents to Mortified
where he resided until Is years of age
when he took up his residence in Ran
dolph. From Randolph he removed to
the state of Ohio and remained there some
5 years. In the year 1849 Mr.. Reyes
came to Watertown with his family and
soon after his arrival started a factory for
making forks and noes, being among the
first to engage in manufacturing in this
place. In few years he gave up this
business and subsequently moved onto
farm in the town of Clyman, Dodge
county, where he resided about 3 years,
at the end of which time he removed back
to this city which has ever since been his
home. Two years ago last May his wife
died and he felt the loss of his companion
keenly, never appearing as bright and
rugged since her death. Mr.. Reyes died
ripe in years, in the possession of all his
faculties, and at the end Of long life
had retained the good will and respect of
the entire community. He was a true
type of the cold school," now so rapidly
passing away, loving husband and a
fond parent. Genial and pleasant in dis
position, and possessed Of kind, be-
nevolent nature, his memory will long be
cherished by those who knew him. The
deceased leaves six children as follows:
John G. Reyes, of GAINESVILLE, MINI, J. II.
Reyes. of Eau Claire, W. P. Reyes, and
Mrs. Calvin Cheney, of this city, Mrs. J.
M. Lowry, of Milwaukee, and Mrs. @.
NJ. Fuller, of Garrettsville, o. His fu-
neral was held from the residence of CAL
vim Cheney yesterday afternoon, Rev...J.
NJ, Campbell, officiating, and his body
rests beside his wife in Oak Hill GENE
terry.